Nick Earle Live at the Newfoundland Embassy – #Jutstrumwithit
Nick Earle, a live acoustic show, every Thursday night at The Newfoundland Embassy Pub & Eatery!
Where to eat · St. John's
Fries restaurants in St. John's
There are 2 named places to eat and drink within 15 km of St. John's, NL - restaurants, cafés, pubs and bars, listed nearest first from OpenStreetMap. Filter by the kind of food, and open any of them on their own site.
2 places
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Ziggy Peelgoods French Fries
0.36 km from the centre
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Ziggy Peelgoods
38 Ropewalk Lane · 1.71 km from the centre
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On in St. John's over the next two weeks
Somewhere to eat before one of these.
Braden Maher Every Thursday: The Black Sheep
Singer/songwriter Braden Maher plays lots of originals and cover songs on piano and guitar!
Jazz Nights at the Battery Cafe
Join us for a special evening of candlelit jazz, presented by local drummer Jacob Slous. Jacob invites talented jazz artists from here and away to perform at the cafe every Friday 7-9pm, serving up a variety of Jazz standards, new and old. It’s a beautiful evening, don’t miss it!
Yeaton Smith at the Embassy
Yeaton Smith is a country musician, plays to the people, and usually finds a friend or two to join him on stage!
About eating and staying in St. John's
How many places are there to eat in St. John's?
OpenStreetMap lists 2 named restaurants, cafés, pubs and bars within 15 kilometres of the centre of St. John's, NL. This page shows them nearest first, and each one that has a website links to it.
What kinds of food can you find in St. John's?
The commonest kinds recorded around St. John's are Burger (40), Coffee Shop (40), Pizza (33), Sandwich (19) and Chicken (19). The filters on this page cover every kind with more than one place to its name.
Where should I eat before an event in St. John's?
This page lists what is on in St. John's over the next two weeks alongside the places to eat, so you can pick somewhere near the venue rather than somewhere near the middle of town. Every event links to its own page with the address and the places within a few minutes' walk of it.
Where does this list come from?
OpenStreetMap, under the Open Database Licence, refreshed a few municipalities at a time. It carries names, addresses and the kind of food, and does not carry prices, menus, opening hours for most places, or reviews - so it is a list of what is there rather than a recommendation of what is good.
Where this page comes from
- Every place on it — OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database Licence. Names, addresses and the kind of food come from the map; opening hours are there for a minority and are shown only where they are.
- What is not here — no prices, no menus, no availability and no reviews. We do not hold any of those and will not guess at them. Every place that has its own website links to it.
- The events — the official municipal and regional calendars this site crawls, listed in full here.
- Something wrong? — these pages are a view of OpenStreetMap, so a correction made there reaches everybody who uses it, not just this site.