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Newfoundland Hotel

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American inNewfoundland
Kids Menu Outdoor Seating Take-Out
Full Bar

    • The Newfoundland Hotel restaurant was originally a car repair garage in the early 1920s. This rural small-town country restaurant and bar offers basic American fare, draft beer, a big bar, and booths. The sandwich menu includes chili, soups, and salads. Dinner entrees consist of steaks, prime rib, fish, chicken parmesan, fried chicken, and seafood.

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