Category: Eat & Drink
Around the world, wine regions produce wines that are synonymous with the location. France is famous for Bordeaux, Champagne, and Burgundy, Italy is well known for Chianti, California is renowned for Chardonnay – and here in Nova Scotia, we have Tidal Bay.
The South Shore is a food and drink hot spot! From sweet maple products to fresh seafood plucked straight from the sea to restaurant menus with a local twist, you won’t go hungry here. Check out a few favourites below including:
As soon as the temperatures start to drop, many of us crave one thing more than any other on a cold, crisp evening in Nova Scotia: hot chocolate. After all, what’s winter without it? The powdered, just-add-water kind is fine for those times when you want a quick fix, but every now and then, splurging on an upgraded cup of creaminess is worth the drive!
The CAT high-speed car ferry is sailing to Yarmouth from Bar Harbor, Maine and excitement is brewing along Yarmouth & Acadian Shores! This vibrant region is home to excellent restaurants, iconic attractions, unique experiences, and so much more. Yarmouth & Acadian Shores is the perfect place to spend the day whether you’re arriving aboard The CAT or visiting before you sail. Here are a few must dos for your visit.
Looking for deliciously unique ways to experience lobster while travelling in Nova Scotia? Check out these 8 ways to experience lobster dishes and Maritime culture any time of the year!
Follow the flavours along the Northumberland Shore. Nova Scotia’s northern coastline, with an off-the-beaten-path charm, offers a wide range of appetizing adventures.
Buckle Up and Enjoy the Province’s Ultimate Beer-Loving Road Trips
The dining scene in Nova Scotia is getting a great deal of attention! With local fare ranging from perfectly fresh haddock and chips to the finest haute cuisine, foodies will never go hungry here. Below is a small taste of the many dining spots available.
Guest Writer: Halifax-based Lindsay Wickstrom is the author of the award-winning blog, Eat This Town, in which she delves into the Canadian culinary landscape, throwing light on the regional and the obscure, with the goal of creating cohesion and pride across cultures and provincial borders.
Did you know there are many farmers’ markets open year-round in Nova Scotia? Find a farmers’ market near you to visit local farmers and vendors selling all sorts of goodies.
