Drink

Station Lounge

Pub and concert/event venue.

Listing from Wikivoyage: St. John's, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Railway Coastal Museum
The museum has various exhibits about rail and coastal shipping located in the original 1903 Riverhead Railway Station. The museum contains dioramas of passenger car interiors built into the dismantled passenger car bodies. Outside, south across the street from the museum, a locomotive and two carriages are on display in a small park. Behind the museum at its NE corner, the shop building of the Newfoundland Railway still stands without any tracks; although closed to the public, the shop front can be viewed from a public area.
10AM-5PM, closed Mon & Tue from Oct to mid-June
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Newman Wine Vaults
Historic wine vaults, constructed in the late 18th century to age port wine, occupy one of St. John's oldest buildings. Port wine was imported from England, aged in the cellars, and often exported back to England because the sea voyage and St. John's cool temperature were good for the wine. The front of the building was modernized in the early 20th century; however, the interior is well preserved in its original state. A free sample of port is offered to adult visitors.
Open in the summer monthsPrice includes admission to Commissariat House
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Magic Wok Eatery
Good traditional or Canadian-style Chinese food.
Tue-Thu noon-11PM, Fri noon-midnight, Sat 4PM-midnight, Sun 4PM-11PM
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The Newfoundland Embassy
Traditional pub with almost 30 beers on tap, homestyle food and live music.