Located on the Main Road in Elliston, "Nanny's Root Cellar Kitchen" provides a pleasant setting for a traditional meal. The restaurant operates in a historic Orange Hall building, which adds a touch of local character to the dining experience.

The focus here is on classic Newfoundland dishes. The menu features staples like 'fish 'n' brewis' and 'cod tongues', with the traditional 'jiggs dinner' available on Sundays. The kitchen accommodates various needs, with a noted gluten-friendly approach and the use of local ingredients.

Open seasonally from June to September, it's a wonderful dining option in the area. The restaurant is equipped to handle groups and bus tours, and features waiter service and free parking. Occasional live music adds to the ambiance.

Nanny's Root Cellar Kitchen is a solid choice for a comforting and traditional meal during your Elliston adventure!

Discover a unique connection to Newfoundland's history at the "Elliston Adventure Craft Store" located within the historic James Ryan building. This beautifully preserved 19th-century building is now a registered heritage structure which offers visitors a glimpse into the community's past connection to a thriving fishery. As you walk beneath the building's original wooden beams, you can find a collection of local handicrafts and artwork. It's a place where the past meets the present, providing a chance to find a special handcrafted keepsake or gift. Some of the treasures found here are crafted by descendants of the very community that sustained this historic business. The Elliston Adventure Craft Store is a quiet nod to the heritage of Elliston and its role in sustaining the economy of the area.

Welcome to "Home From the Sea" cultural centre located in the centre of Elliston. This unique attraction offers visitors an interpretive journey into the region's sealing heritage through engaging exhibits and local art. The centre is combined with a sobering coastal memorial to those who perished on the ice.

Your visit begins inside the building, where artifacts and multimedia displays tell the real life stories of those who worked in the sealing industry. The centre also features a gallery which showcases the works of Newfoundland and Labrador artists. On leaving the building, a short walk along an interpretive path leads to the monument at Porter's Point which commemorates the sealing disaster of 1914 ... "You Don't Know Cold".

Home From the Sea provides visitors with a meaningful connection to an important part of local history and culture. We invite you to explore these stories and reflect on the struggle and resilience of Newfoundland's outport communities.