WOODSTOCK

The site of the Woodstock restaurant has history dating back to the 18th century. The topsail pond watershed was the place to water your horses on the long trip around Conception Bay. The riverbed was so lush and plentiful the Roman Catholic Topsail Parish chose the site for their clergy residence - a 3-story structure erected in the early 20th century. Years later, Mrs. Emile St. John opened the original Woodstock Tea Room and guest house. That was in 1927. Over the decades, the Woodstock has changed many hands yet has preserved a way of life. One that dedicates itself to the marriage of Newfoundland cuisine and artisanship... Woodstock offers a warm and inviting space to celebrate with family, friends or co-workers that you won't find anywhere else.

Also known as: Woodstock Public House

Primary location: Paradise