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Welcome To Bob's on the Rocks
Bob's on the Rocks, located at 299 George Hills Way in Prince Rupert, BC, is a beloved culinary gem renowned for its exceptional fish and chips. Diners rave about the freshness of the halibut and lingcod, expertly battered and served with generous portions of fries and homemade tartar sauce. The inviting ambiance and friendly staff enhance the dining experience, making every visit memorable. Many patrons, including travelers and locals, repeatedly express their delight and commitment to returning. If you're seeking a satisfying seafood meal in Prince Rupert, Bob's on the Rocks is the destination that won't disappoint.
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Discover Our Menu
Bob's Classic Poutine
CA$13.00Hot Chocolate (Med)
CA$3.00Onion Rings
CA$8.00
French Fries
CA$6.00Coleslaw
CA$2.50Gravy
CA$1.00
Tartar Sauce
CA$1.00Pop, Water, Juices & More
Iced Tea & Energy Drinks
About
Bob's on the Rocks
If you find yourself wandering the charming streets of Prince Rupert, BC, make sure to carve out some time to visit Bob's on the Rocks. Nestled conveniently at 299 George Hills Way, this delightful eatery has managed to carve a niche for itself in a city full of culinary gems. The moment you walk through the doors, you're enveloped in a warm and welcoming atmosphere, crafted by a team dedicated to excellent service.
Known for their fish and chips, Bob's offers a menu that elevates this beloved classic to new heights. Customers rave about the freshness of the halibut and lingcod, with many describing their meals as the best they've ever had. To give you an idea, one enthusiastic visitor declared it to be "the freshest halibut fish and chips I have ever tasted." It’s easy to agree when you see the generous portions of tender, perfectly battered fish resting atop a mountain of crispy fries, served alongside zesty homemade tartar sauce and a side of tangy coleslaw.
But don't just take my word for it; patrons highlight the consistency of great quality and quick service. One diner, Nicholas Koster, was so taken with the experience that he stated, "Beautiful place, beautiful people, beautiful food." It's this genuine passion for customer satisfaction coupled with stunning fish that keeps both locals and travelers returning for more.
On your next trip around Prince Rupert, make it a point to stop by Bob's on the Rocks. Whether you’re savoring the delightful fish and chips or considering some chicken strips (which also come highly recommended), you won’t leave disappointed. The next time you roll into town, you may find yourself echoing Cherry G's sentiment: wishing you could enjoy Bob's every day.
So, if you’re cruising along the stunning Alaskan waters or simply exploring British Columbia, don’t miss the opportunity to take that 10 to 15 minute walk to Bob's—your taste buds will thank you!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Beautiful place beautiful people beautiful food, Front worker did an excellent job keeping up with all the tasks expected! Can't wait for the next trip! ”
“ Rolled into town for the day and asked a local shopkeeper for the best spot for fish and chips and she didn’t even hesitate - Bob’s was the answer. Tried both the halibut and lingcod and got super fresh, large portions of fish, a ton of fries, great coleslaw and homemade tartar sauce, all excellent. The staff were super friendly, the food came out quick (5ish mins) and the location is great. Will go again next time I make my way out to Prince Rupert! ”
“ Some of the freshest halibut fish and chips I have ever tasted, and I love the taste of their fries, they have a tasty seasoning. You can pay extra and get poutine upgrade too on the side instead. Portions of fish aren't crazy big but still super satisfying, very fresh fish, nicely battered. Dolly's and Bob's are similar but would choose Bob's for fish and chips, and Dolly's for crab. In my opinion Bob's does a much nicer fish and chip than Dolly's. My favourite fish and chips spot in PR by far! Thank you Bob's. I make an effort to come pay homage here every time I am in PR. In Bob's we trust ”
“ I am currently in Victoria eating fish and chips and I am sad I am not eating Bob’s. I was there 2 years ago and still use it as my base of reviewing fish and chips! Have been all over bc, Alberta and Ontario and the states and have yet to find better! I miss them ”
“ I took an Alaskan cruise from San Francisco and our last port was Prince Rupert. My wife found a video of a guy showing what was around Prince Rupert and he showed Bob's on the Rocks. After seeing that video, we new we were going to eat their. I had the halibut fish and chips it it was delicious! My wife had chicken strips since she does not eat fish and she loved it too. They provide a lot chips and you will leave feeling full. If you are taking a cruise to Alaska, and get a chance to stop in Prince Rupert, take the 10 to 15 minute walk to Bob's on the Rocks to support a great small business. ”
“ After walking along the Rushbrook Trail, we stopped at Bob’s On The Rocks. The food is delicious, especially when eaten in the open on their deck. Halibut and Lingcod fish and chips never tasted so good! The service was cheerful, friendly and efficient. ”
“ Really good experience. Great staff, fish and chips were awesome. Priced right. Really a nice stop. Walking trail starts right there, which takes u along the marina, with a rich view of the inlet. ”
“ Omg. Sooo good. Even the tartar sauce is fire! Definitely recommend. ”