15 Unique Ways to Experience Seafood in Nova Scotia
In Nova Scotia, fresh seafood is a big deal. While there are dozens of restaurants across the province serving up local lobster, mussels, clams, ch...
Cheesy, gooey, and loved by all, pizza is one of those foods that hits the spot every single time. Whether you’re laughing with family or sneaking away on a romantic getaway, Nova Scotia is packed with unforgettable pizza spots, from cozy neighborhood joints to buzzing waterfront restaurants, all serving up pies that you’ll be dreaming about long after the last slice is gone. Don’t forget to try garlic fingers, an Atlantic Canadian specialty, or Pictou County Style Pizza featuring a unique brown sauce.
A regional favourite, Pictou County Style Pizza features a unique brown sauce, gooey mozzarella and local pepperoni. Try it out at Pictou County Pizza in New Glasgow and bring a bottle of sauce home so you can recreate a taste of your trip in your own kitchen.
Located just off the main strip in Mahone Bay, betty’s at the kitch is a cozy, charming restaurant featuring a delicious menu of wood-fired pizzas. Think classic flavours alongside seasonal pies loaded with local ingredients. Warm up by the oven in the colder months or relax on the lush garden patio with a cold drink in the summer.
Salt Shaker Deli serves a wide selection of delicious thin crust pizzas, and its beautiful view over the Lunenburg Harbour makes it a perfect spot for an evening by the water. Try one of their uniquely topped pizzas, like the Seafood pizza featuring fresh Nova Scotia scallops and mussels.
A European escape in the heart of Nova Scotia’s wine country, Bent Ridge Winery sits just outside the Annapolis Valley, surrounded by rolling vineyards and an authentically Tuscan-inspired atmosphere. The menu showcases local products alongside bold international flavours. Keep it classic or go for a Halifax favourite and try the East Coaster – a donair pizza drizzled with house-made sweet & garlicky donair sauce.
A local’s favourite, Tom’s Pizza in Baddeck, Cape Breton serves up delicious pizza with fresh ingredients. Enjoy a slice with local beer, or relax on the family friendly patio.
For a classic New York-style pie, try Yeah Yeah’s (with locations in Dartmouth and Halifax!) A local’s favourite, this joint is not to be missed!
Just outside of Halifax’s city centre sits Casa di Stefano, a small Italian joint serving up authentic wood-fired pizzas. Not just a neighborhood pizza joint, Casa di Stefano transports you into the heart of Italy.
Recently awarded as one of Curated Magazine’s top 5 restaurants in Nova Scotia and one of the best 100 pizzerias worldwide, Lou Pecou in Halifax crafts pizza at the highest level!
The only pizzeria with an authentic Neapoliton pizza designation, Trattoria Vesso is a cozy downtown Halifax spot turning out high quality wood fired pies.
A great evening hangout with live music and homey patio, The Rustic Crust in Tantallon serves classic pies from its wood-fired oven, plus fun dessert pizzas if you’re craving something sweet to finish the night.
Serving up unique pizza flavours, On the Wedge in Bedford is known for giant slices loaded with toppings. Try the pickle pizza for a tangy twist on a classic, or if you’re visiting over the holidays, go for the Holiday Pie, piled high with turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce.
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