Dee Dee's such an adorable and cozy little cafe. It's light and warm in there and the outside is…read morecute too! They offer burritos, sorbet, cookies, fresh lemonade, hot drinks (they have plant based milk as well) and more. The burritos can be made vegan by omitting cheese and sour cream and they are some of the best burritos I've ever had! Filling and stuffed full of nutritious rice, beans, lettuce, salsa and you can add sweet potato and guac as well. The Vegan chocolate mexican cookies they have are amazing too and a great price! And their fresh lemonade is delicious too. I highly recommend it.

Great little ice cream place! Decided to visit here after a recommendation from a friend, and I was…read morepleasantly surprised. I tried the lemon blueberry swirl & the croissant chocolate smash. Both these flavours were super unique and flavourful.. but of the two, the croissant chocolate smash was my fav! I loved that the ice cream had small bits of croissant and chocolate - I never had any ice cream flavour like this before and I really enjoyed the flavour and texture. I would definitely visit this place again if I'm in the area. Highly recommend!

The latest meals on wheels in Halifax, FoodStruck Cantina, first opened just before the second food…read moretruck rally this year after wading through the regulatory and mechanical fray that bringing a food truck to fruition entails. Based way out in Seaforth, FoodStruck seems to still be working on finding some regular haunts and more than willing to get feedback on their food to polish the menu as well. Although I was working when the food truck rally was going on, I wasn't too broken up as I wouldn't have to put up with the crowds and I knew that FoodStruck was going to be at Bishop's Landing that following Sunday for the last Brunch @ Bishop's event. When my girlfriend and I made our way down to the waterfront, you could hear the tunes coming from the live band performing at Bishop's and there was FSC, along with a few other food trucks. The first thing you notice is the size of the truck - it's a tall one and you simply can't order from the window, so they have someone taking orders from the passenger side door. The menu was compact, but had some interesting options nonetheless - a meatloaf po boy, gumbo, hot dog, muffuletta sandwich, and fries. While the gumbo was tempting, the presence of my seafood-sensitive other half prevented me from getting this, so I went with the Cajun meatloaf po boy, and Cajun fries with cilantro creme dip. My girlfriend went with the muffuletta sandwich. Being that there was no crazy line up, we soon had our food in hand and went to sit on one of the benches by the terraced area between Bishop's and the boardwalk. It was a warm day and perfect for people watching and having a bite to eat. The meatloaf was fine, not dry at all, but wasn't particularly Cajun-y. No punch of spice or pepper, and no noticeable presence of Cajun mirepoix. Topped with a red cabbage and bacon slaw, this also came not as advertised, at least to my taste buds, as there was not a piece of bacon to be found, nor even the flavour. The remoulade did add a spicy kick though, and the bun was just hefty enough to support the meatloaf and toppings without being too heavy, and was toasted nicely. The Cajun fries were just normal, hand cut fries, albeit crunchy and good, and the cilantro creme tasted more like a mild dill than cilantro, although I'm not a big cilantro fan so this didn't really faze me. My girlfriend's muffuletta (hehe, sounds kinda dirty), is an olive salad with deli meats, and although the veggie version was advertised as being out, it appears that that was what she got as the meat was conspicuously absent. Menu error? Kitchen error? Not sure. She liked it with just the cheese that was in it with the olives, but was another example of the refining that FSC needs to work out in their processes. If they can step up the flavours and their attention to detail, FoodStruck Cantina should be able to find a nice little Cajun niche.

I got a tip from a friend that this place was incredible - and he's been around the block a few…read moretimes, so when he says it's good, get your stuff and get there asap. I perused the menu online before heading down to Foodstruck, the plan was to get the Spy Boy with some fries, head home and have a good supper. That was the plan, but it didn't go over like that at all....this is time where everything I thought I knew was right, was wrong. Even though I knew what I wanted, I thought I send Foodstruck a tweet to see what they thought is good. Within minutes I get a response 'Everything's good, but we're partial to the Dux Deluxe'. I go back to the menu, read the ingredients, doesn't really intrigue me. I'm not a duxelle kinda guy unless I'm having Beef Wellington. Either way, time to go. Doesn't take me too long to find the food truck. Cozy area they picked out with a few lawn chairs around, a cute table with condiments, utensils, etc.; very quaint. I look over the menu one more time as I'm still really skeptical about ordering the Dux Deluxe. Before I go up, I notice that with fries you can add 'Pockaway sauce' for $0.50 extra. I read underneath for the main ingredients 'Smoked oyster mayo'. I'll pass on that bad boy, not a big fan of oysters, or seafood for that matter. I get up to order, I go for the Dux Deluxe, still apprehensive; with fries. I chat with the cashier for a couple minutes; she apologizes for the lawn chairs, etc. I laugh it off, I liked it. Very homey-feel. I sit on one of the lawn chairs anxiously wondering if I just ordered something I'm gonna hate. She calls me up and my heart sinks a bit. I get my food to go and as I'm about to leave, the cashier asks if I tweeted not too long ago about the Dux Deluxe, sure did. She introduces herself and husband as the owners (Kim & Joe) and mentioned that they packed in a free Pockaway sauce in my meal. I thank her, and go on my way. I get in my car and nervously open the container - at first, I thought I made huge mistake, but then after a couple of seconds, the aroma hit my nose and it was just so incredible; my car was filled with that delicious aroma. I inspect the burger and notice the provolone cheese oozing off the burger. Right then and there, I knew something that I didn't want to admit - there's no way I'm turning on my car without first devouring this masterpiece. And so I did. The perfect mix of spices on the burger along with the perfect mayo to go along with the shoe string fries was utterly divine. The bun was warm and fresh; there was a generous amount of cheese on the burger; the duxelle was prepared perfectly with just the right ratios of mushrooms, shallots, etc.; and the arugala was the icing on this burger, just so so much better than lettuce! And who doesn't absolutely love shoe string hand cut fries!? I was dipping, double dipping into the sauce, the sauce I thought I'd hate. It was a great mixture of cream and oysters. With the oyster flavour being just right (not too overpowering but enough to let you know it's there). I was wrong about everything! the burger! the duxelle! the mayo! Everything I thought I knew was shattering with every bite I took! After I was done inhaling everything I felt like I owed Kim & Joe an apology. So I marched back and did just that, they just laughed at me and thanked me. And with that, I drove home thinking about how it's always great to try something new.

I love this place since they were at Halifax Shopping Centre- nice staff, delicious cinnis…read morealthough can be expensive but so addictive as a treat every so often when I can get to MMM now a days- skk lol ways a nice stop over treat when shopping!

Cinnobon is conveniently located in the Mic Mac Mall, over towards the main enterance doors…read more Honestly, it's incredibly easy to find. Just take a big wiff and say ahhhhhh....yum! It is the nicest aroma of fresh cinnomon and pastry. It is a perfect blend of icing and sweetness along with a dash of spicy cinnomon. I like the fact that you can get a variety of different cinnomon treats, other than your traditional cinnomon buns. I really enjoyed the cinna-sticks that are skinnier and much easier to eat. Keep in mind they are really fattening. I heard that there were 1000 calories in one cinnomon roll. Gulp!

The absolute cutest store! I loved all the cow themed clothes and accessories. I got all their…read moremaple flavored ice cream flavors...bc Canada duh...and so delicious! I Wanta go back everyday !!! So good! Def. Come. Here.

Cute ice cream place on the waterfront, long line but moves fast. Open until 10pm, a plus for…read moreafter-dinner strollers. They have a bunch of locations throughout Canada.

Amazing food Amazing atmosphere!…read moreYou really should do yourself a favour and treat yourself with a visit to Cows at 1891 Upper Water Street!

This place is an adorable ice cream shop at the Halifax waterfront where you can grab some tasty…read moremaple ice cream (a must) and shop for some cute cow merch. The kids that work their are nice and helpful and it's my go to spot for a dessert when I am out and about and walking around downtown Halifax. This place is a chain so there are other locations in Canada, so check out their website if you need to find a location.

Best dipped sea salt cone in hrm!!!!!!!!great chocolate milkshakes as well!!! Never disappointedread more

They opened another location in Halifax Downtown recently. Staff was extremely friendly and…read morehelpful. I tried dipped ice cream cone. It was delicious!!!!!

Boldly opening up in the late fall/beginning of Canadian winter, Ol' School Donuts is a bus that's…read morebeen painted fire engine red and converted into a mobile donut dispensary. While they sadly tend to spend the bulk of their time outside of the peninsula, that has changed at least a little bit lately. It seemed to be donut destiny when they were not only in Halifax, but also parked up the street from my office and there in the evening when I'd be off at 7. I rushed home to get my girlfriend and parked near the lot behind Atlantic News where they were set up. It was encouraging to see a few people there, even though the spot's not as on the beaten path as others. Two menu boards with borders to match the bus displayed several delicious sounding options - peanut butter cup, maple bacon, strawberry shortcake, chocolate Skor, caramel pecan crunch and Boston cream being the options that day. As Boston cream is my favourite donut at a certain ubiquitous Canadian chain that par cooks their products at central bakeries before sending them to stores, I had to go for the real deal. As this is also my paramour's fave, she went with the maple bacon to give us more donut diversity. They were ready within a couple minutes, and soon we were on our way back to the car to stuff our gobs. I didn't know exactly what I was getting into, expecting a cream-filled, fist-sized donut, but what we got were baskets of 10ish mini-donuts, covered in their respective toppings. They were, however, fantastic. Fresh out of the super cool donut making contraption that they have, they're just slightly crisp on the outside and airy, but still pleasantly dense on the inside. These have most certainly not been par cooked and sitting out in the open all day. The Boston cream drizzle reminds me of the Toaster Strudel icing, but only richer and less cloying. The chocolate sauce is, well, chocolate sauce. No wheels being reinvented, but it's tasty. The maple bacon donuts are great as well, with the same little loops of fried dough wonder with a maple icing drizzle and bits of thick cut bacon on top. No bacon-flavoured soy bits here. Each basket will set you back a fiver, but think of these as the restaurant quality dessert that they are, and you'll forget both the price and whoever that Tim Horton guy is anyway.

This is the best thing about returning to Nova Scotia. $5 for 10 donuts with two flavour choices…read moreper order. I like the Boston cream and lemon raspberry, personally, but there's something for everybody. The donuts are fresh fried, soft pillows of dough with the slightest crisp around the edges. The toppings are sweet and decadent. I couldn't recommend any higher. Also, they are in Enfield on Thursday nights for the season.

Phenomenal! Service was AMAZING- staff are so kind and welcoming…read more The classic tteokbokki was SO GOOD, very spicy though! Highly recommend. The bulgogi sandwich was also amazing and the taiyaki was so tasty and filled to the brim with our chosen fillings! Cannot recommend this cafe enough to people!! It was amazing!

Nice cafe on Brunswick Street at the transition between downtown and the North End of Halifax…read more Had the taiyaki - quite tasty! Nice presentation with whipped cream and chocolate and a nice apple cinnamon filling. Have a variety of coffee drinks. Not bad. Average. Like the Korean music in the background. Adds to the vibe of this being an Asian cafe!