A Great Place to Enjoy a Lobster Supper
We went to the New Glasgow Lobster Supper in September of 2003. Their system of paying before you are seated takes the guesswork out of the process. The dinner was a thunderous bargain for the money.

They were attentive, and sat us at a table of our choosing. The waitress was there in a flash to take our tickets, and the order for our wine. The all you can eat mussels, with the drawn butter were great, and the refills we had made us think we would not eat our lobster, but we did.

My wife's favourite were the buns. Baked in a muffin type pan, they were big, light, fluffy and very tasty. The lobster was next. It was hot, juicy and cooked just right. The shell was cracked in the right spots, making a cracker unnecessary. Then came the desserts. All you can eat pie and cake. They were homemade and wonderful. We almost rolled out of there with the quantity of quality food we had. It was so good, we went back two nights later, driving in from Carlottetown.

The restaurant is highly recommended by us. Since it is a two day drive from Toronto, we in the past opted for a one day drive to Cape Cod, at least once a year. PEI is now our preferred destination.    [02 Jan 2004 13:34:26]

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Recommended Dishes: Lobster

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