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Traditional Newfoundland Dining

Burnt Cape Café offers traditional Newfoundland fare, newly interpreted. This fully licensed restaurant has a varied menu specializing in local seafood, wild game and homemade desserts. With fresh, local ingredients, feast on some of the most unique recipes on earth. Recipes you've never heard of with names you'll never forget: jigg's dinner, cod tongues, doughboys and salt fish & brewis to name a few.

Annual Lobster Excursion - June & July

Offered every June and July. Check it out! First, head down to the local dock here in Raleigh to choose your own fresh lobster caught from our oceans. Ted Hedderson, Café Owner and Chef will show you how to prepare your lobster. Or you may choose to relax in our cozy café as your lobster dinner is prepared for you. Call for prices (includes dinner and photos taken of your experience).

  • Appetizers: pea soup • seafood chowder • cod au gratin • mussels steamed in white wine • deep fried squid rings • cod tongues
  • Dinner Entrees: fish entrees • moose entrees • wild game • atlantic salmon • beef entrees • jigg's dinner
  • Desserts: cheesecake with local partridgeberry, bakeapple or blueberry sauce • figgy duff • screech pie • rhubarb custard pie
  • Beer, Wine & Spirits: enjoy beer (domestic or import) or fine wine with your dinner experience.
  • *Our menu varies - depending on seasonal availability. Bus groups are welcome.
  • Drop by Burnt Cabins Café and let Ted, the chef cook up something wonderful for you.
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Burnt Cape Tours

Learn about a variety of tours - including our famous "Stroll and Scoff" tour -- featuring a bus tour of Burnt Cape Reserve. Customized tours of the region are also available.
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Town of Raleigh

Learn more about the location of Burnt Cape Cabins. Located on the northern tip of Newfoundland (population of 177 residents), Raleigh is home to Burnt Cape Reserve.
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