YellowBelly Brewery & Public House
Five floors of character- filled unmatched historical atmosphere, fused with forward thinking cuisine. Specializing in [...]
When the sun is shining it’s time to take advantage of it and hit these patios for incredible views and some seriously good eats.
Are you ready to dip your toes in the sand? Why not head downtown St. John’s to Murray’s Beach Bar. Located at 5 Beck’s Cove (road) it is within walking distance of the Murray Premises Hotel making it the perfect place to grab a few cocktails before staying the night. If you prefer not to get sand in your sandals, pop over to the patio at Murray’s Landing for local cuisine and craft beer.
Clovelly may be best known for being Atlantic Canada’s premier golfing facilities but they also have a beautiful patio where you can dine and sip on wine. Unwind with friends and family while you enjoy a delicious culinary experience featuring comfort food that showcases the best of our local flavours.
Located on the famous entertainment district in St. John’s, O’Reilly’s is a staple for a visit in St. John’s. Voted as “Canada’s Favourite Bar” hit their large roof-top patio for a selection of local craft beers from the Yellow Belly Brewery, live music every night and of course traditional pub eats.
Chinched is as close as you will get to farm to table dining. Specializing in traditional methods as inspiration, their creative menu and gourmet casual dining experience focuses on featuring local farmers, producers and harvesters to give you a nose to tail feast. Dive into one of their charcuterie boards or be adventurous and order the crispy pig ears for a memorable alfresco meal on their patio.
Overlooking the harbour of St. John’s, the SJFX not only offers some pretty spectacular views but also an incredibly creative cocktail menu. From flaming rum drinks inspired by the Great Fire to a martini that tastes as good as the Newfoundland cupboard staple, Jam Jams, you will end up sipping the night away while snacking on fresh and local seafood.
Rated as one of the top 100 restaurants in Canada the Mallard Cottage is located in the quaint fishing hamlets of St. John’s and offers a rustic outdoor dining experience. With a fire blazing in the outdoor stove and birch tree limbs lining the patio you’ll get a taste of true Newfoundland both in the food and cocktails and with the location.
Vu may be best known for their harbour view from inside the restaurant but you can now also enjoy the view from their outdoor patio. Take in the sights of the narrows and Signal Hill as you sip on crafted cocktails and creative plates by their award winning Chef.
Bernard Stanley is a favourite local spot for those who brunch and also burger lovers. Their breakfast menu is filled to the brim with mouthwatering options including brie stuffed french toast but make sure you come back for their delicious and lunch and dinner menu that is a meat lovers dream.
What could be better then one deck, three of course. With three outdoor dining spaces, Magnum & Steins is the prefect happy hour spot for you to visit. While here you have to try their incredible duck confit nachos and be sure to pair it with a glass of prosecco!
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Published: June 19, 2019
