Bishop's Falls Irving Restaurant
Trans Canada Hwy
Bishops Falls, Newfoundland and Labrador A0H 1C0
Canada
Phone: 709-258-6852
Bishops Falls, Newfoundland and Labrador A0H 1C0
Canada
Phone: 709-258-6852
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Bishop's Falls Irving Restaurant Description:
Bishop's Falls Irving Restaurant is a wonderful Others restaurant in Bishops Falls, Newfoundland and Labrador, offering you a correct choices on their menus. Tell everyone what you thought. Share a useful tip or write a full review.
Reviews of Bishop's Falls Irving Restaurant
awesome by stuermer, mariann
2009-04-05 03:10:16.0
2009-04-05 03:10:16.0
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Best food i ever ate. The town is so awesome and there is so many kind people in it. The hospitality was great but there was a couple of stoners working there. Oh well,food was awesome. If i ever come back this way, this is my first choice to eat!!!
Best food i ever ate. The town is so awesome and there is so many kind people in it. The hospitality was great but there was a couple of stoners working there. Oh well,food was awesome. If i ever come back this way, this is my first choice to eat!!!
just ok by berniece
2008-08-16 12:13:37.0
2008-08-16 12:13:37.0
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Friendly staff, nice and clean place but the food just isn't up to my standards. The fries were dry, the gravy had no flavor and I had to smother my meal in ketchup to make it really edible.
Friendly staff, nice and clean place but the food just isn't up to my standards. The fries were dry, the gravy had no flavor and I had to smother my meal in ketchup to make it really edible.
overpriced crap by devich
2008-06-21 11:56:57.0
2008-06-21 11:56:57.0
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had chicken and chips and its was the worst I ever had. the chicken ands chips were the frozen type, and gravy was so thin you didn't notice it on the plate.
had chicken and chips and its was the worst I ever had. the chicken ands chips were the frozen type, and gravy was so thin you didn't notice it on the plate.