Eek! Hunger emergency!
What does one do when faced by a crisis situation such as this, right there on the Victoria wharf?
If one has a brain (and this one does), one hightails it straight up the street to the wonderful Landmark Café and prays that it has an open spot for two.
12 Main Street, Victoria (00 1 902 658 2286). Located in the hear of quaint Victoria, Eugene Sauve's homey, eclectic menu spans the globe with local and exotic favorites. Three course with wine from [20 british pounds].
21 years and our family continues serving traditional and non-traditional Island seafood dishes. Asian and Cajun fare, vegan, vegetarian and salad delights! From a converted village store and post office, our guests enjoy meals outisde on the deck, or inside surrounded by art, photography and sculpture. Fully accessible, our cafe is directly across from the Victoria Playhouse, and walking distance from other venues. Engaging our local and organic producers, our menu boasts only the freshest and best ingredients. Open May to October. 902-658-2286
Located across from the Victoria Playhouse, the Landmark Café occupies a small, cozy storefront teeming with shelves filled with crockery, pots, jars, and more, some of which is for sale. But the effect is more funky than Ye Olde Quainte, and the limited menu is inviting. Daily offerings might include steamed mussels, vine leaves with feta cheese, salads, lasagna, a meat pie, or a salmon steamed in tarragon.
We ate in many restaurants while in PEI, and the Landmark Cafe was the best. This family run establishment had all the elements for a great evening - service, food, ambiance. We ate there 3X and we were never disappointed. I can't wait to eat there again when we visit PEI.
