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Harriss Ln, Burnt Islands, NL A0M 1B0, Canada
Burnt Islands, Newfoundland and Labrador A0M 1B0
(709) 698-3100

The food here is amazing! Poutines are so good. The wait is a little longer then normal but the food is worth the wait. There are souvenirs there made by the locals and I highly suggest getting a few, good prices and homemade. There is also a museum here too. This place is wheelchair accessible and has a beautiful waterfront wrap around deck. If your in the area stop by it's a great place to eat and have a chat with the very nice people that come in and out.

This restaurant is very busy. The poutine is fantastic!

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Hook and Line Interpretation Center — Museum in Burnt Islands

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Hook and Line Interpretation Center

Museum at Harriss Ln, Burnt Islands, NL A0M 1B0, Canada. Here you will find detailed information about Hook and Line Interpretation Center: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

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Newfoundland and Labrador
Address:
Harriss Ln, Burnt Islands, NL A0M 1B0, Canada.
City:
Burnt Islands
Postcode:
A0M 1B0

About Hook and Line Interpretation Center

Hook and Line Interpretation Center is a Canadian Museum based in Burnt Islands, Newfoundland and Labrador. Hook and Line Interpretation Center is located at Harriss Ln, Burnt Islands, NL A0M 1B0, Canada.


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  • Phatty Xo
    Added 2017.12.27
    The food here is amazing! Poutines are so good. The wait is a little longer then normal but the food is worth the wait. There are souvenirs there made by the locals and I highly suggest getting a few, good prices and homemade. There is also a museum here too. This place is wheelchair accessible and has a beautiful waterfront wrap around deck. If your in the area stop by it's a great place to eat and have a chat with the very nice people that come in and out.
  • Lorna VanderPloeg
    Added 2016.11.29
    This restaurant is very busy. The poutine is fantastic!
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