Where the road ends, the fire begins.

Cold pints, warm beds, and local legends—find your home at Skipper Hot’s.

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History. Hospitality. Home

History. Hospitality. Home

A sunlit coastal room with white wooden walls and large windows looking out over the water with hills on the horizon. Inside, there is a white dining table with two chairs, a black vase with flowers, and some small items, including a pair of headphon
A living room with dark wooden floors and large windows showing a sunset over mountains and water outside.
Coastal cliff landscape with green and orange vegetation, rocky cliffs, ocean view, and partly cloudy sky.
A coastal scene featuring a calm body of water with exposed rocks and seaweed, a small cluster of houses on the shoreline, a snow-covered hill in the background, and a visible full moon in the sky during twilight.
An old, weathered wooden shed near a body of water, with a large driftwood log and grassy shoreline in the foreground, and a misty, foggy distant hillside in the background.
A narrow dirt and gravel trail through a dense forest of tall green coniferous trees with a clear sky above.
A scenic landscape with large rocks in the foreground, green grass covering the land, and a cloudy sky overhead with sunlight breaking through the clouds.
Cozy indoor scene with a neon sign that reads 'Skipper Hots Lounge', a decorated Christmas tree with colorful lights and ornaments, a fireplace with a garland and stockings, and a person in festive attire.
Colorful knitted socks hanging on a clothesline with clothespins in a grassy yard under a blue sky.
A small white wooden building with a weathered, rusty door and a wooden ramp leading up to it, decorated with a bronze-colored eagle sculpture on the front.

Here since ‘93

They called him "Hot" because Skipper Austin Blake kept the woodstove roaring no matter how thick the crowd. That same legendary warmth defines us today. Whether you’re here for the Viking history or a cold pint with the locals, pull up a chair. The stove is on, the tales are tall, and you’re always welcome.

An elderly man with glasses, wearing a black beanie and a dark flannel shirt, holding a bottle in his right hand, sitting on a chair with a green backpack on his back, in front of a painted wall with clouds.
Sign for Skipper Hot's Pub 'N' Grub, featuring an image of a burger with lettuce and fries, and the word 'Welcome' in bright yellow letters.

Recurring Events

Recurring Events

KItchen Parties

Every Fridays during the summer

Step into our spirited Kitchen Party! We keep the Newfoundland and Irish classics on high rotation while the accordion jigs gets the heart pounding. For our "Come From Aways," the night is your chance to become an honorary Newfoundlander with an authentic Screech-In. Once you become a Newfoundlander, you will always get a cup of tea at any Newfie’s kitchens’ table!

Chronicles and Harmonies

Sundays and Wednesday during the summer

Chronicles and Harmonies is an evening of stories shaped by the land and the sea. Told through music and spoken word, this show traces pieces of Newfoundland’s history resettlement, the moratorium, hard years that tested families and communities but our warm resiliency remained.

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Signboard with the text 'Skipper Hat's Pub 'N' Grub' and a picture of a burger with lettuce, tomato, cheese, bacon, and onion, along with French fries. The sign welcomes customers.
People dressed in Easter Bunny costumes standing in snow with a forest of pine trees in the background, holding baskets.
Night scene of a building with a sign that reads 'Skinner's Pub N Grub' and a welcome message. The building has a wooden exterior with a green and red color scheme, and a bright full moon is visible in the dark sky.
Three men playing musical instruments in a cozy wood-paneled room. One man is playing an accordion, another is playing an acoustic guitar, and the third is playing a keyboard. The background has various framed pictures and posters on the wall, including a large model ship on the shelf, and a lit lantern-style light fixture.
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