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Grates Cove Studio

Grates Cove

Zucchini parmesan meatball touton sandwich with squash soup. …..pure comfort!

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Perched on the most northern tip of the Avalon Peninsula, Grates Cove Studio is a mix of art, food and freaking gorgeous views. The end of the drive on the Baccalieu Trail means eclectic dishes made with local ingredients like Creole BBQ and ginger calamari, Korean vegetable pancakes and lobster pie. The gallery/hotel/restaurant also offers cooking classes, boxed picnics and even buffet-style catering if you bring a crowd along with you.

Gabby

Gabby is a writer, food historian and travel blogger obsessed with cheese. She blogs about food and travel on The Food Girl in Town, and her work has appeared in The Huffington Post, Daily Hive and she's the Associate Editor at Atlantic Business Magazine. Her monthly column with Food Bloggers of Canada profiles the history of iconic Canadian dishes and while she currently lives in St. John's, Newfoundland, she's always planning the next trip (based around what she wants to eat).

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  • The Black Spruce Restaurant in Neddie’s Harbour Inn is smack dab in the middle of Gros Morne National Park, not an hour away from it!

    • Technically, Bonne Bay is surrounded by Gros Morne National Park, but many refer to it as being in the park. We’ve edited the post to clarify that the restaurant is an hour from the park entrance. Have a wonderful day!

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Gabby

Gabby is a writer, food historian and travel blogger obsessed with cheese. She blogs about food and travel on The Food Girl in Town, and her work has appeared in The Huffington Post, Daily Hive and she's the Associate Editor at Atlantic Business Magazine. Her monthly column with Food Bloggers of Canada profiles the history of iconic Canadian dishes and while she currently lives in St. John's, Newfoundland, she's always planning the next trip (based around what she wants to eat).

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