Charlottetown
If you're up for something a little exotic, how about some savory Taiwanese vegetarian dishes served in this cozy Victorian building, fitted out with…
Must-see restaurants in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
For quick and easy eating, this friendly seafood diner is hard to beat: enjoy clams, scallops, battered haddock and fish tacos, along with hand-cut chips,…
Charlottetown
A little slice of PEI countryside comes to downtown Charlottetown with this friendly, frilly spot serving generous sandwiches, German pastries, all-day…
Prince Edward Island
You'll find a range of fishy treats and seafood specials on the menu, but this restaurant above the North Cape Interpretive Centre is mainly worth a visit…
Cape Breton Island
You'll need to be hungry here: Bette serves up supersize portions of home-cooked, mostly deep-fried food. As you'd expect, the Kitchen Sink burger has…
Annapolis Valley
In a turreted, decked building just off the main drag, this lively pub is where everyone heads for a pint of something cold and local. It also does decent…
New Brunswick
The Octopus's tentacles extend as far as Italy. Homemade pasta and sauces, good panini and pain au chocolat can all be enjoyed with a proper espresso on…
Annapolis Valley
This welcoming cafe is a hub for the village. Stop in to chat with locals, drink a cup of coffee over a slice of pie or chow down on a delicious BLT or a…
Annapolis Valley
Enjoy fair-trade coffee, delicious baked goods and views over the valley in this art store–cafe run by local artist Ron Hayes. It also offers workshops…
New Brunswick
This bright, well-loved spot serves panini, risottos and salads along with organic soups and bibimbap (Korean mixed rice dish). The bulletin board here is…
Halifax
A slice of small town in the heart of Halifax, Annie's welcomes you in and serves up a hearty breakfast all day, including freshly baked bread and…
New Brunswick
Right on Mac's Beach, the simple but spacious Seaside Restaurant serves fish-and-chips, scallops, chowder and more next to the sand and with views of the…
Nova Scotia
Swing by this popular town pub for a pint of something local or a plate of chicken-confit poutine or moules frites. It's a favorite hangout for students…
New Brunswick
Seafood and views of Navy Island through a row of tall windows dominate this comfortable Victorian clapboard building. To enter, head down the alley onto…
New Brunswick
Saturday mornings and Thursday evenings see a market set up in the town center during July and August. Vendors sell local food like the doughnut-style…
New Brunswick
Part of a fresh-fish market, this ultra-casual seafood shack specializes in fish-and-chips (all the seafood is caught by family members), plus lip…
SCKS Société culturelle Kent-Sud
New Brunswick
Full of local art, baked goods, salads and soups, this little nonprofit cafe is a pleasant place to stop for coffee and simple French-style snack lunches…
Nova Scotia
The pick of Pictou's limited choice of dining, this simple place serves seafood, steaks and burgers in a spacious, booth-filled building overlooking the…
Nova Scotia
Head onto the deck of this popular waterside pub for Chester's best dining with a view. Seafood features strongly on the menu, alongside burgers, club…
Halifax
Belly-filling pub grub, from generous burgers to fish-and-chips, is what's on offer at the Goat. The beer selection is good, and it also has a seasonal…
New Brunswick
Housed in the restored train station, Sully's scoops up all of your favorite ice cream along with some unique homemade flavors. Try their ice pops,…
Prince Edward Island
Owner Lillian Dingwell cooks up a varied menu of island dishes at her quaint, longstanding restaurant – including delicious blue mussels, homemade fish…
Cape Breton Island
Swing by this roadside diner-deli, 12km southwest of Baddeck, for a pit stop. It serves up soups, sandwiches, wraps and salads, plus breads, pastries and…
Nova Scotia
Rich offerings such as stroganoff, seafood creole and veal in mushroom sauce are the order of the day at this traditional restaurant. German and Austrian…
Cape Breton Island
Huge portions of seafood loaded up with piles of shoestring fries are the thing to order here; lobsters are usually available. The deck area is nice for…
New Brunswick
Fresh pasta and even fresher seafood makes this a popular spot to dine. Pizza with mussels, lobster bisque, smoked meat sandwiches and seafood linguine…
Nova Scotia
Fishers and shoppers alike head for the all-day breakfast at this simple town cafe, which dabbles in Indian and Mexican flavors alongside burgers, salads…
New Brunswick
With seafood in its various presentations alongside fried chicken and crepes for good measure, this old-fashioned spot has a summer patio for great…
New Brunswick
This old-fashioned-style mercantile has lots of space and plenty of board games for a rainy day. Gelato, crepes, soups and wi-fi make it a comfy place to…
New Brunswick
Get your morning joe at Café Cognito, a tiny cafe with sandwiches, soups and all-day breakfasts served at a handful of bistro tables that spill onto the…
Nova Scotia
A good choice for casual dining in New Glasgow, with fresh, inventive dishes making use of Asian and Indian flavors. Local artists show their works on the…
New Brunswick
At the beautiful Kingsbrae Garden and housed inside one of the estate's original houses, the terrace cafe serves fancy sandwiches, croquettes, pasta and…
Nova Scotia
Sandwiches, muffins, cookies and freshly baked buns, plus lots of local foodie treats, are reason enough to check out this attractive little cafe on Main…
New Brunswick
Wander through the veggie garden path and grab a patio seat at the little, blue Cinnamon Soul Cafe for chowder, hearty salads and sandwiches or a sticky…
Annapolis Valley
Country-style food served directly above the wharf at Freeport; handy if you're waiting for the Brier Island ferry or happen to be here in time for sunset.
New Brunswick
This classy hotel restaurant has killer waterside views. Its fairly long menu doesn't veer far from the expected but dishes are beautifully presented.
Nova Scotia
Be warned: if you want to gorge on the massive, buttery chocolate croissants that TIBS is famous for, get in quick as they're often sold out by 1pm.
New Brunswick
Crazy popular, this elegant Lebanese restaurant has a bustling atmosphere. Linger over garlic-laced dishes, marinated meats and homemade pita bread.
New Brunswick
Stop in at this sweet, wooden cafe and its lovely gardens for tea, cake or an organic lunch. Enjoy wood-fired pizzas for dinner on the weekends.
New Brunswick
For over 50 years, sweet-lovers have flocked here from far and wide for just one thing: the mammoth cinnamon sticky buns. Follow their lead.
