Grannan’s Seafood Menu Prices Canada 2026
Grannan’s Seafood Menu Prices Canada 2026
Looking for Grannan’s Seafood menu prices in Canada? Here is the short version: the lobster roll is $41.00, the poached halibut is $47.50, and the classic poutine is $16.00. This guide covers the Grannan’s Seafood Saint John menu at 1 Market Square in Saint John, New Brunswick, all in CAD, from the CanadaResto menu listing updated 6 September 2026 and read in full on October 29, 2026. The brand publishes no official price table, so that listing is the source, and the official Grannan Group site is linked only for its Buck a Shuck special. For a Toronto oyster bar to stack against the Saint John room, our Rodney’s Oyster House menu prices guide covers a long-running raw bar with a weekday oyster happy hour of its own.
Grannan’s Seafood Saint John Menu: Starters, Lighter Fare and Entrees
The Grannan’s Seafood Saint John menu is short. Nineteen verified items, no separate steak, dessert, drink or kids price list in the listing I read. That is a good thing, in my opinion. A harbourfront seafood room should know what it does best, and this one does seafood first, with a burger, a couple of pastas and two poutines filling out the edges. Prices run $16.00 to $47.50, and most mains sit between $29.00 and $47.50. This is not budget fast-food pricing. It is sit-down Maritime pricing, and the menu reads that way from the first line.
Starters first. The Grannan’s Seafood fish and chips price is $23.00, and I will come back to that plate in the lighter fare table, because the listing puts it there. In the starters section, the two shrimp plates both sit at $23.00, the wings are $21.50 for a full pound, and the cheapest plate on the whole menu is the classic poutine at $16.00. The blueberry salad at $23.50 is the most local-sounding plate on the list. Wild New Brunswick blueberries, maple blueberry vinaigrette, toasted almonds and feta. I like that one on paper. It reads like Saint John in a bowl.
| To Begin and Sharables | Price |
|---|---|
| Classic Shrimp Cocktail Gluten free. Poached jumbo shrimp, mesclun greens, traditional cocktail sauce |
$23.00 |
| Coconut Shrimp Lightly fried with sweet chili sour cream |
$23.00 |
| Chicken Wings 1 lb, tossed in carrot and celery. No sauce or flavour list is given, so none is claimed here |
$21.50 |
| Blueberry Salad Gluten free, vegetarian. Artisan lettuce, maple blueberry vinaigrette, toasted almonds, feta cheese, and wild N.B. blueberries, red pepper curls. Add chicken or shrimp for an extra charge; no amount is given, so none is claimed here |
$23.50 |
| Spinach Dip Vegetarian. Roasted garlic, melted cheddar with toasted pita points, and grilled baguette |
$20.50 |
| Grannan’s Classic Pita Nachos Fried pita, green onions, diced tomato, mixed cheese, sweet chili sour cream. Add chicken, beef, and shrimp. Corn nachos are available. No add-on amounts are given, so none are claimed here |
$21.00 |
| Poutine Classic poutine: crispy fries, beef gravy, and cheese curds |
$16.00 |
| Chicken Bacon Ranch Poutine Crispy fries, beef gravy, cheese curds, crispy chicken, bacon, and ranch dressing |
$20.00 |
The lighter fare section is where the Grannan’s Seafood lobster roll price lands, and it is the number most people will check first. $41.00. Atlantic lobster, mayo and lettuce on a toasted French roll, served with a choice of side. The listing does not name the side options, so I am not going to guess them. The salmon burger is $30.30, exactly as listed, and I have left that unrounded figure alone on purpose. Do not read it as $30.00. The Granny Burger at $26.50 is the burger anchor of the whole menu: a grilled 8 oz patty with bourbon barbecue sauce, cheddar, bacon, lettuce, tomato, an onion ring and chipotle mayo on a brioche bun. That is a lot of burger. Honestly, it sounds like the plate the kitchen has the most fun making.
| Lighter Fare | Price |
|---|---|
| Lobster Roll Atlantic lobster, mayo, and lettuce, on a toasted French roll. Served with choice of side. Side options are not named, so none are claimed here |
$41.00 |
| Salmon Burger Battered salmon, pickle, tomato, lettuce, red onion, ponzu lime crema on brioche bun |
$30.30 |
| Maple Curry Chicken Pasta Penne pasta tossed in a sweet maple curry sauce, grilled chicken, julienne vegetables and grilled baguette |
$29.00 |
| Fish N’ Chips Crispy battered local haddock. No side inclusions are given for this item, so none are claimed here |
$23.00 |
| Club Sandwich Lettuce, tomato, mayo, chicken, cheddar cheese, bacon, toasted ciabatta bun. Served with a choice of side. Side options are not named, so none are claimed here |
$19.50 |
| Granny Burger Grilled 8 oz patty, bourbon barbecue sauce, cheddar cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, onion ring, chipotle mayo on a brioche bun |
$26.50 |
Entrees are the top of the menu, and the Grannan’s Seafood halibut price is the top of that list. Poached halibut at $47.50, with a choice of side, stock and seasonal veg. Again, the listing names no side options, so none are listed here. Old Bay Salmon at $39.00 comes with lemon, thyme Beurre Blanc, mashed potatoes and seasonal veg, plus a choice of side. Pasta Pescatore at $38.50 and Shrimp Scampi at $35.50 both come with grilled ciabatta, and both descriptions are reproduced below exactly as the listing gives them, quirks and all. Sausage and Shrimp Fra Diavolo at $30.50 is the lowest-priced entree, and it is the one I would point a spice lover toward. Chorizo, crushed peppers, basil and Romano. That reads like a proper Friday night plate.
| Entrees | Price |
|---|---|
| Poached Halibut Choice of side, stock, and seasonal veg. Side options are not named, so none are claimed here. The highest verified price on the menu |
$47.50 |
| Pasta Pescatore Mussels, shrimp, penne, white wine, garlic, tomato, red onion, tomato sauce, spaghetti. Served with grilled ciabatta |
$38.50 |
| Shrimp Scampi Shrimp, spaghetti, tomato, red onion, garlic, white wine, spaghetti. Served with grilled ciabatta |
$35.50 |
| Old Bay Salmon Choice of side, lemon, thyme Beurre Blanc, mashed potatoes, and seasonal veg |
$39.00 |
| Sausage and Shrimp Fra Diavolo Shrimp, chorizo sausage, spaghetti, tomato sauce, crushed peppers, basil, Romano, grilled ciabatta |
$30.50 |
Grannan’s Seafood Menu Card Saint John 2026
The Grannan’s Seafood menu with prices in CAD, rendered from the CanadaResto menu listing updated 6 September 2026. All 19 verified items. This is a render of the listing, not a photograph of the paper menu. No official menu page exists.
Grannan’s Seafood Oysters Buck a Shuck and the Chowder Question
The one price figure on the official Grannan Group site is a good one. Buck a Shuck: $1 Atlantic oysters, every Friday and Saturday from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm, at Grannan’s Seafood. That is the full extent of what the official site says about oysters, and I am keeping it that way. No per-oyster, half-dozen or seafood-tower price is verified in the CanadaResto menu, so no other oyster price appears in this guide. If you are going for the oysters, go in that Friday and Saturday window. A dollar an oyster is the deal of the menu, and it is the only oyster figure I can stand behind. For a Newfoundland fish and chips comparison at a similar harbour-town price level, the Ches’s Fish and Chips menu prices guide covers a St. John’s institution built on cod and hand-cut chips.
Now the chowder. Grannan’s Seafood chowder gets talked about a lot in reviews. People praise the seafood chowder, and delivery snippets name a House Atlantic Chowder. But no chowder item or price appears anywhere in the full CanadaResto menu I read for this guide. So I could not confirm the current price for this one. Check the official menu before you go, and do not take a chowder price from a delivery snippet as the dine-in price. The same goes for steaks, desserts, drinks and kids items. The official site and listings mention fresh-cut steaks and a full bar, and reviewers mention a tableside banana Foster, but the verified menu lists none of them with prices. I would rather leave those gaps open than fill them with guesses.
What Should You Order at Grannan’s Seafood?
My pick, on paper? The lobster roll at $41.00, if the kitchen has it that day. Check availability before you set your heart on it, because no season for it is verified in the sources I read. Second pick: the Old Bay Salmon at $39.00. Lemon, thyme Beurre Blanc, mashed potatoes and seasonal veg is a complete plate, and it is the entree that reads most like a harbourfront dinner. Third: the blueberry salad at $23.50 to start, because it is the one starter that could only come from New Brunswick. Is the halibut worth $47.50? If halibut is what you came for, yes. It is the highest verified price on the menu for a reason. On a first visit, though, I would start with the lobster roll and the salad, and keep the halibut for the return trip.
Grannan’s Old Bay Salmon Entree Price Canada
Old Bay Salmon, $39.00: choice of side, lemon, thyme Beurre Blanc, mashed potatoes and seasonal veg.
And if you are keeping it lighter, the club sandwich at $19.50 or the fish and chips at $23.00 are the sensible middle of the menu. The poutine pair is the sharing play: classic at $16.00, chicken bacon ranch at $20.00. The wings at $21.50 for a pound are the other sharing plate, though the listing gives no sauce list, so ask at the table. That is how I would play a first order here. Start local, start with the seafood, and leave room for the Buck a Shuck window if your visit falls on a Friday or Saturday afternoon.
Grannan’s Seafood Saint John: A Market Square Room Since 1983
Grannan’s Seafood has been at Market Square since 1983, according to the official Grannan Group site and the Market Square directory, and the two agree on that year. The directory describes a historic waterfront room decked out like a ship going to sea, with natural-fibre marine rope, oars and wooden lobster traps, plus a private room for up to 60 people and an outdoor patio. OpenTable describes an upstairs dining room, a lively pub and a heated glass-enclosed patio, with casual dining and a full bar. Put those together and you get the picture: a harbourfront room that is part dining room, part pub, right on the water in Uptown Saint John. Reservations can be made via OpenTable, according to OpenTable, and the restaurant takes AMEX, Discover, Mastercard and Visa, also according to OpenTable. No deposit, fee, owner name, chef name or seating count is verified, so none is claimed here. For another coast-to-coast seafood chain to compare with this single-room Saint John spot, the Joey’s Seafood Restaurants menu prices guide covers a chain that started in Atlantic Canada and now runs across the country.
One warning about names, because this one tangles easily online. This is the Saint John, New Brunswick Grannan’s Seafood at 1 Market Square. It is not Grana in Sydney, and it is not any Granna’s restaurant in the United States. No fact from any similarly named business is used in this guide. Recent OpenTable diners, attributed to reviewers, call portions shareable and the staff fun and engaging, praise the seafood tower and the harbour views, and also complain about slow service, overpriced and dry fish and chips, and a chowder with only tiny bits of fish. Take that as reviewer texture, not as a verified fact. The verified figures stay in the tables above, and the reviewer view stays with the reviewers.
Grannan’s Seafood Market Square Hours and Reservations
Grannan’s Seafood Market Square hours, from the CanadaResto listing page and the Market Square directory, which agree, are Sunday to Thursday 11:30 am to 11:00 pm, and Friday and Saturday 11:30 am to 1:00 am. One listing, Restaurantji, shows a 10:00 pm close Sunday to Thursday instead. I am giving you the CanadaResto and Market Square hours as the current ones, and flagging the 10:00 pm figure as a conflicting listing, not as the current close. Check before you go, especially on a Sunday to Thursday night. The phone is (506) 634-1555. No postal code is given in this guide, because the sources conflict on it and neither code is settled. Use 1 Market Square, Saint John, NB, and you will find it on the harbourfront. Grannan’s Seafood Saint John reservations can be made via OpenTable, according to OpenTable. Call ahead if you want the patio or the private room, and ask about the Buck a Shuck window while you have them on the phone.
Tips: Getting The Best Value at Grannan’s Seafood
Time it for Buck a Shuck. $1 Atlantic oysters, Friday and Saturday 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm, from the official site. That is the cheapest oyster deal in this guide by a long way.
Start with the blueberry salad. $23.50, wild N.B. blueberries and maple blueberry vinaigrette. It is the most local plate on the menu, and the add-on chicken or shrimp charge has no amount given, so ask before you add it.
Share the starters. Poutine at $16.00, wings at $21.50 for a pound, pita nachos at $21.00. The menu repeats items across its listing pages, so the 19 items in the tables are the full menu, not a selection.
Check lobster roll availability. $41.00, served with a choice of side. No season is verified, so ask on the day rather than assuming it is on.
Confirm the hours. Sunday to Thursday 11:30 am to 11:00 pm, Friday and Saturday to 1:00 am, per CanadaResto and Market Square. One listing shows 10:00 pm Sunday to Thursday. A quick call to (506) 634-1555 beats a surprise at the door.
Do not take a chowder price from a snippet. No chowder price is verified in the menu listing. Ask in store, and check the restaurant’s own prices, which prevail.
❓ Grannan’s Seafood Menu Prices Canada: FAQs
What are Grannan’s Seafood menu prices in Canada?
Grannan’s Seafood menu prices run from $16.00 for the classic poutine to $47.50 for the poached halibut. The lobster roll is $41.00, Old Bay Salmon is $39.00, fish and chips are $23.00, and the Granny Burger is $26.50. All prices are in CAD from the CanadaResto menu listing updated 6 September 2026. Prices last verified October 29, 2026.
How much is the Grannan’s Seafood lobster roll price?
The Grannan’s Seafood lobster roll price is $41.00. It is Atlantic lobster, mayo and lettuce on a toasted French roll, served with a choice of side. The listing does not name the side options. Check availability on the day, because no season for the lobster roll is verified.
How much is the Grannan’s Seafood fish and chips price?
The Grannan’s Seafood fish and chips price is $23.00 for Fish N’ Chips, described as crispy battered local haddock. No side inclusions are given for this item in the listing, so none are claimed here. Reviewers have complained about dry fish and chips, attributed to reviewers, so ask how it is served on the day.
How much is the Grannan’s Seafood halibut price?
The Grannan’s Seafood halibut price is $47.50 for Poached Halibut, with a choice of side, stock and seasonal veg. It is the highest verified price on the menu. The listing does not name the side options, so none are claimed here.
What are Grannan’s Seafood Market Square hours?
Grannan’s Seafood Market Square hours are Sunday to Thursday 11:30 am to 11:00 pm, and Friday and Saturday 11:30 am to 1:00 am, from the CanadaResto listing page and the Market Square directory, which agree. One listing shows a 10:00 pm close Sunday to Thursday, so check before you go. The phone is (506) 634-1555.
Does Grannan’s Seafood have a Buck a Shuck oyster special?
Yes. Grannan’s Seafood oysters Buck a Shuck is $1 Atlantic oysters, every Friday and Saturday from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm, from the official Grannan Group site. No other oyster price is verified in the CanadaResto menu, so no half-dozen or seafood-tower price is claimed in this guide.
📍 Find Grannan’s Seafood Near You
Grannan’s Seafood, Saint John
1 Market Square, Saint John, NB
Phone: (506) 634-1555
Menu source: CanadaResto Grannan’s Seafood listing page (menu updated 6 September 2026, read in full October 29, 2026; the brand publishes no official price table, and CanadaResto is not the official site)
Official site: Grannan Group official site (Buck a Shuck special only; no price table)
Hours: Sunday to Thursday 11:30 am to 11:00 pm, Friday and Saturday 11:30 am to 1:00 am; one listing shows a 10:00 pm close Sunday to Thursday, check before you go
A Market Square waterfront seafood room since 1983, with an upstairs dining room, a lively pub and a heated glass-enclosed patio
That is the full picture for Grannan’s Seafood menu prices in Saint John: a lobster roll at $41.00, poached halibut at $47.50, Old Bay Salmon at $39.00, fish and chips at $23.00, and a $1 Buck a Shuck window on Friday and Saturday afternoons. Check the menu in store, confirm the hours, and you will know exactly what you are paying before you sit down on the harbourfront.
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