Category: Eat & Drink
Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, planning a romantic dinner, or just looking to savour a little something special, these memorable restaurants will leave craving more.
Thinking your window to visit Nova Scotia has closed for this summer? Think again! August is an ideal time to travel to Nova Scotia. From beaches, events, and hiking to stargazing, food, wine, and whales—pack your suitcase and head our way.
Nova Scotia is Canada’s ocean playground known for its impeccably fresh seafood and a distinct culinary tradition. The North Atlantic’s rich waters supply the herring, cod, halibut, mackerel, oysters, mussels that regularly appear in the region’s culinary historical record, often in the context of some sort of chowder. Fish and shellfish helped sustain the early French colonists at Port-Royal, and the seafood also nourished the native Mi’kmaw people.
Everyone knows that Nova Scotia is world-famous for our lobster and that it is a must-try while visiting. But, did you know about the other delicious foods worth trying during your visit?
Whether you prefer a medium-bodied red, crisp white, refreshing rosé, or traditional method sparkling wine, Nova Scotia has over 20 wineries and vineyards sure to please your discerning tastes.
Looking for a reason to extend your stay to sample more award-winning Nova Scotia wines? Check out these unique winery stays and sip to your heart’s content!
Located at the base of Nova Scotia lives a vibrant coastal region just waiting to be explored. It’s rich with culture, beaches, some of the starriest skies you will ever see, amazing food, and lighthouses! Yarmouth & Acadian Shores is a great mix of peacefulness, romance, and adventure. Here are five reasons we name it the perfect place to plan a getaway.
Let us introduce you to some of the fantastic places to dine on your next visit to this bustling university town on Nova Scotia’s Northumberland Shore.
Enjoy a meal with an extra side of ocean views! With over 13,000 kilometres of coastline, Nova Scotia is home to many restaurants overlooking the water. Here are some seaside spots to check out for a quintessential Nova Scotia experience.
Did you know that Nova Scotia is home to two seafood-centric culinary trails – the Lobster Trail and the Chowder Trail? Nova Scotia also boasts the Good Cheer Trail, dedicated to local, craft beverages created in the province.