We stopped by here as they were the most legit looking coffee place near where we were staying in…read moreHalifax. Upon arrival, we were the only customers there, but they had just opened. Please note that their hours on Yelp say 6am - 10am, but it's really 7:30am - 6pm Mon. - Sat., and 8:30am - 4pm on Sun. They have a fairly large space inside and it's very modern looking and clean. There were 3 ladies working behind the coffee bar, and they all seemed very nice and customer-service oriented. I ordered a 12 oz pumpkin spice latte with almond milk and it was over $7, which I thought was a bit pricey, therefore the 4 stars instead of 5. Their coffee is very good though, just expensive.

food and drinks are good, and decently priced. the atmosphere is mostly nice, although there's a…read moremale barista there (perhaps a manager?) who is mean to other staff, and it's a little hard to watch. i've only had good experiences with the service/servers, so there really isn't a need to make them feel bad in front of all the customers. otherwise a good stop to get a drink or sit and chat with friends. i get the matcha all the time!

I first tried here I think in the spring of 2019 for breakfast on a Saturday around 9am, and have…read morebeen back for breakfast three or four more times over the summer. This is the old Thirsty Turtle location, so I was familiar with the spot, but probably saw a Facebook post about the new business. Generally, I rather support small business restaurants, and the menu looked good, so I'm glad I checked it out. Lucy is very friendly. Most of my visits it has been very quiet, with only her working. Hoping/assuming it gets busier as the day goes on. Mind you, I love my tranquil time to sit and have a delicious meal and Sissiboo coffee with a book in tow. Her menu creations are more healthy than average, different than the basic bacon & eggs, but she seems willing to adjust any dish, so if you are someone who likes to keep it simple, I'm sure that's doable. I loved the Jane's Addiction is the best example of a healthy but tasty breakfast (half a toasted Montreal style bagel that she buys from the business on Wyse Rd, topped with avocado, crisp bacon slices, old cheddar with an over easy egg. Served side side of perpetual salad (mix of kale, brussel sprouts, broccoli, julienned apples & beets, shredded carrot, dried cranberries, pumpkin seeds, sliced avocado, topped with crumbled goat cheese, with poppy seed dressing on the side). The Sweet Waffle (gluten friendly waffle with bacon, whipped cream and choice of sauce) will satisfy the sweet tooth, yet is still a reasonable size to avoid the guilt (I tried the blueberry orange sauce) Yum!. Her Breakfast Bowl (spiced sweet potato home fries topped with two scrambled eggs, tomato, mushroom, spinach, chives with cheddar or goat cheese, meat for $3 extra) is delicious as well. The Classic Lucy (choice of meat and her bacon is cooked to perfection for me, two eggs your way, spiced sweet potato home fries, etc) is just as good as the rest. I can't see everything on the online menu but the Naan breakfast had avocado, cheddar, pico de gallo, egg, etc on naan) and was amazing. I will definitely try some lunch items someday here, but breakfast out is my favorite to eat out and I recommend that to anyone. Atmosphere inside is quite basic, wooden tables, long and narrow in layout with some natural light coming in the front, artwork on the walls for sale from local artists which is nice. I've noticed some people will just stop in to get a coffee and baked good to go. No issues with parking. A nice little spot for the folks in Waverley.

I remember the beginnings of this great little shop as a temporary fruit and vegetable stand on the…read moreside of Fall River Road. The fruit arrived every morning - you knew it was fresh because there was no place to store anything. Now it has found a home in a real building a couple of hundred metres from the traffic lights just off the highway - the lights weren't there when this place started. So much has changed in Fall River - but this little place still serves up the best local farm produce. It has the right feel to me with big farmers crates out front filled with melons, cabbage, apples, etc. It still feels like a farmers market as opposed to the multitude of former markets that have morphed into stores. On the real side (not the down side) is that it is so connected to the local produce that when melon season is over - its over - no more mellons - which I miss - but I am getting distracted. Fortunately The Vegetorium is now just entering the apple season so I have lots to look forward to from this little place by the side of the road.

Love this place ! Always has what I'm looking for ! And locally made gluten free sausages !read more

Really good coffee and customer service. They also have all the milk alternatives and a nice…read moreselection of other drinks (local kombucha!).

Excellent coffee and snacks and a nice alternative to Timmy's and Starbucks. It's near the Firkin…read moreon departures level and I always get my pre flight caffeine fix here. Friendly staff and service is fast. Have a nice latte and pastry while you wait to board!

Huge blueberry scone. Delicious! Great ambience. Always busy. Clearly a popular place. Lots of…read moreinteresting art on walls. Lots of selection of pastries etc plus gluten free. Really large pastries, etc. which seem homemade. Great flavours. Cranberry orange, peach, The place is kind of tucked away behind Boom Burger. But once you find it....yum.

Delicious Chicken Salad sandwich. Fresh baked bread was perfect. And the blueberry Scone was…read moredelightful, almost as good as Grandma used to make, lol. Would highly recommend.

Have been a regular customer of this establishment for over a year now visiting daily at lunch…read moreduring the week. The food menu is fantastic offering a selection of sandwiches, paninis, salads, sweet treats / baked treats and a soup of the day. The tea menu is vast offing over 10 different flavors of tea. They serve both medium and dark roast organic coffee and a variety of coffee drinks (iced, espresso, cappuccino, latte, etc). Smoothies are also available and you can get protein added for a small price addition. If I had to recommend a specific item on the menu id say go for a Chicken Parmesan or Turkey Bacon Club panini with a side Quinoa salad, along with a dark roast coffee. If it wasn't for Nu Café, I'd have to leave Sackville for my coffee fix. Thank you Nu Café for your wonderful addition to Sackville!

This great little coffee shop in Lower Sackville is a welcome addition to the area. They have a…read morevariety of baked goods (muffins, oatcakes, brownies), coffee and tea, soups, salads, sandwiches, smoothies.... There's something for everyone! The space is quaint and tastefully decorated. The service is great too! I haven't been going for long but they remember me by name. If you're in the area skip the chain coffee and go see them. It'll be well worth it!

A mean cup of coffee, lots of seating, including outdoors, they even have a drive thru…read more The folks are nice as well.

Great feeling, very modern concrete ambiance. Very friendly and caring barista. Maple latte great…read more Energy bar great and home made.

This cute little spot is located in a surprisingly nice-looking strip mall at the top of Prince…read moreAlbert. The wood-heavy interior leans into its titular theme, and the waterside setting by Lake Banook tracks as well. They've got a small lunch menu, but I've generally stuck to coffee and their rotating selection of baked goods. I really enjoyed a glazed blueberry scone, with its lightly crisp exterior and moist interior, and while the glaze wasn't necessary, it was certainly appreciated! They also have a good supply (re. more than one option) of gluten-free treats, and their lemon square is one of my wife's go-tos. On the coffee side...well let's say I'm not a fan of Laughing Whale. It'll keep you awake, but black coffee here is just not up to par with the high bar set by other Dartmouth cafes.

Recommended by a local. Everyone enjoyed their scones, quiche and grilled cheese. Overlooking a…read morelake where kayaking races are held. Service was prompt and polite.

Our waitress Kelly P was amazing! I was traveling with my family from Pittsburgh to Nova Scotia &…read morewe stopped here for dinner. She sat us immediately & was very warm & friendly! She gave us a whole pitcher of iced water for the table & a whole lemon slices up for our water! Very generous! I ordered the Flatbread with pears & goat cheese & the seafood chowder, both were excellent! We all also shared the bread pudding for dessert which was delicious! We all enjoyed our food & left happily full! Such a great place & experience! Highly recommend!

We live in best western and it's a best place to eat before bed after long hours drive around Nova…read moreScotia. We came here 2 nights in a row, excellent customer service. They have deals on Thursdays for wings and happy hour on Fridays. Food on kids menu are HUGE, actually anything on the menu is huge, we ordered 2 mac n cheese for the kids, it comes with a big bowl with a side toast, this definitely can fit 3 kids, lots of cheese.

This establishment is one of the coolest places for kids to hang out!…read more A friend of mine had her baby's 1st birthday party there. It was truly a fantastic place to go. There are not many options for little babies or toddlers, so what better than to gather the little kiddies for a fun trip to a big treehouse that is indoors. This indoor treehouse is designed and made by 'Softplay'. It is extremely safe and provides lots of cushioning for those little bums when they fall. She paid approximately $200 to rent the entire shop, unlimited juice and water for the kids, 2 veggie trays as well as 1 fruit tray. This included up to 10 kids other than her's. The older kids (3+) played on the actual treehouse, while the smaller toddlers played in a different section. The kids had a great time!!