Dining & Entertainment

Lot 30 is Prince Edward Island's premiere restaurant.  Lot 30 opened in June 2008. Head chef and owner Gordan Bailey provides the highest level of service, the finest food, and the greatest atmosphere that Prince Edward Island has to offer. 

The Pilot House is located in the historic Roger's Hardware building located at 70 Grafton Street in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. This beautiful brick and sandstone heritage building was built in 1896 by Benjamin Rogers and was purchased from the Rogers family by Doug & Judy Harvey in March 2002. 

Chef Guy LeClair’s creative talents are well known in Charlottetown, and his dinner menu features tender prime rib, steaks, succulent ribs, and a variety of fresh seasonal seafood. For those looking for a lighter meal, Guy offers a pub menu which is available throughout the day and evening. 

Featuring the best available oysters from Canada and around the world, the Claddagh Oyster House is a warm, contemporary dining room, located within an historic building in Downtown Charlottetown. A constantly changing menu that features the freshest seafood, premium Island beef, chicken, pasta and more – combined with our extensive wine selections be sure to please! The Claddagh Oyster House, more than just great oysters!

Off Broadway has always been a crowd pleaser and is one of my favorite restaurants. Tucked into an old 1800's brick warehouse, this small restaurant has loads of charm with its cozy booths.  The food is priced mid-range but the food is definitely high end. Manager and Sommelier Linda Dickie is always on site and takes great pride in her restaurant. Definitely a must for dining in my books.  Up stairs is the cool speak easy style 42 Second Street Lounge which is a great location after eating to meet old and new friends.  Just a block from Confederation Centre of the Arts this is a great place to eat before the theatre.