What are people asking?

We're thrilled that so many people from across Canada and around the world want to find out more about the place we love to call home. Here are a few of the questions we’ve already been asked and our Ambassadors' detailed answers. Have a question you don't see here? Ask away!

Displaying 12 of 50 questions

Jeff McCourt

food

Asked: Are oysters and mussels in season in October?

J.J. Chaisson

fishing

Asked: Who serves the best oysters?

Ilona Daniel

food

Asked: What are a few good restaurants on the north shore side of PEI which are open in mid October?

Ilona Daniel

food

Asked: We have heard that the beef on PEI is excellent. Where could we go in the Charlottetown area to have a steak without blowing our budget?

Jeff McCourt

food

Asked: My family and I are heading to PEI over Labour Day weekend. We'll be staying in Charlottetown and hoping to eat lots of fabulous seafood....

Barbara Mayhew

General Island

Asked: What are the iconic places to eat for locals? For instance, if someone grew up in PEI then moved away, what would be their must-go...

Charlene Belsher

Arts & Culture

Asked: We are always searching for great homemade ice cream. We will be staying in the Belfast area so recommendations on the eastern side of...

Barbara Mayhew

General Island

Asked: Where can I find a listing of Church Lobster dinners?

Barbara Mayhew

General Island

Asked: Where’s the best coffee in Charlottetown?

Barbara Mayhew

General Island

Asked: We are planning to visit PEI from Toronto for a week in August. Are there any allergy-friendly restaurants on the Island? We are mainly...

Jeff McCourt

food

Asked: What are some really good restaurants in Charlottetown that aren’t seafood-focused?

Jeff McCourt

food

Asked: Where is the best place to get a lobster supper, that won't break the bank?

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