quaint little place but the Breakfast was sooooo good. homemade pan fries are terrific and…read moreeverything was cooked well done. service was slow but worth the wait.. they could have used a second server to help out.

Delicious food. Anything on the menu can be made gluten free. They are really well informed about…read moreallergens. I had the roast beef dip with the hand cut fries (dedicated fryer). I was very happy with it, it had an amazing sauce. The fries were so good. They had multiple types of gf bread options. The roll does not have sesame seeds and is so good. My boyfriend had a burger and thought it was delicious. The place is kind of run down inside, it's a little dirty, the bathroom isn't very clean. They are short staffed so it was slow, but while they only have 3 tables (plus counter space), they get a lot of to-go orders at lunch time. They did the best they could and the food was worth waiting for.

Best homestyle breakfast in Truro. Quick polite staff. Comfortable seating. No complaints. I will…read morealways return here when I visit.

Food was delicious and priced right. Service was very friendly and we didn't wait long for our meal.read more

It's been closed for a long time. Apparently this did not get updated regularly. Best to be double…read morechecking listings

Great service, biggest lobster roll that the wife has had yet in Nova Scotia…read more My pan fried haddock serving was large and cooked beautifully. The combination of great service and good food will have us return for lunch again before we leave Nova Scotia.

Service and food are way above average here. They go out of their way to customize your meal if you…read moredesire. The wait staff are friendly and make breakfast, lunch or dinner a pleasant experience. I highly recommend this restaurant.

After moving back to the county, a return to Appleseed was inevitable. We swung by for a late…read morelunch, after the hordes of kids amped up from the arcade next door had mostly left. Now that I'm back on the East Coast, I can both trust fish at restaurants more and pay less for it, so I went with the salt cod fish cakes ($17). You know how they say your plate should have lots of different colours of food? Well this was NOT that. While this meal won't win any awards from the Canada Food Guide, it did well by my taste buds. The fish cakes themselves were loosely packed and had a pleasant punch of salty fish, and the green tomato chow brought a contrast of sweet and tangy to the mix. The side of beans had a smattering of what appeared to be bacon in it, and were just the right doneness - not chalky or mushy. Thumbs up! The corn beef hash was a bit greasy, but it was delicious - crisp bits of beef and potato with sauteed onions - it's hard to go wrong here. My wife went for the diner staple, meatloaf ($17). After this meal it became her go-to dish at Appleseed, and I can see why. The generous slab of meatloaf is light and moist, and a slathering of mushroom and onion gravy makes it even more hearty. Ultra-smooth whipped potatoes are a classic pairing, done picture perfect. A medley of veg likely came out of a massive freezer bag, and while a diner fixture, it's one that could be easily replaced with any sort of seasonal veg that is prepared in a better manner than steaming. On our return, I went with the hot chicken sandwich ($17). The roasted chicken was moist and tender, although a little sparse. A hearty slathering of gravy was good, and not too salty. I really appreciated the thick, quality bread that stood up well against the onslaught of gravy. As always, their shoestring fries were spot on. I doubled down on diner decadence and got a strawberry milkshake ($6.50) to drink. Appleseed gets a tip of my cap for using the classic milkshake glass, plus topping it with whipped cream and a maraschino cherry. Further bonus points for the extra bit of milkshake coming in the aluminum cup it was mixed in. It was a thick, tasty treat. I still wish Appleseed was in a better location with an interior that called back more to its cozy diner peers rather than strip mall industrial chic, but you can't win 'em all. It's still not easy to get more creative, casual food in Pictou County, so Appleseed is definitely an asset to the local food scene.

Good greasy diner food, bacon and sausages were well cooked, scrambled eggs were too well cooked…read moreand hash browns were so so. Price was on the high side precovid so pretty good now.

The service was ok but the food was horrible,way too much grease on the plate and undercooked food…read more Kind of noisy as well!

Was subpar Chinese food. Will not order from here again…read more Come from the west coast and the Chinese food there is awesome.

Food is satisfying when you're hungry. Staff is kind and lovely. If you want a good home made meal,…read moremake the short trip to Barb's in Westville.

Stopped in here when my fish and chip place didn't have chowder...the sign says they're know for…read moreit, and I can see why! It was delicious, and filled with delectable seafood morsels. Scallops, shrimp, etc, all tender and tasty. Take out, so I can't comment too much on service, but it looked like what you would expect, friendly, casual. The decor is older, but fitting, and there was a large patio with extra seating as well.

An instant favourite! We so enjoyed our first visit…read moreyesterday (lobster roll and lobster Mac and cheese) the food was fabulous and the service by Ainsley was so amazing we decided to go back tonight for the pan seared scallops. Sadly Ainsley wasn't there but the service and food was outstanding! It's clearly a local hangout but we were treated like visiting royalty!

Delicious food, amazing service, and great ambiance. Had the French Toast Slam meal. Located in and…read morebeside the Sandman Signature Hotel.

Denny's is now open in Halifax... actually it's right where Burnside meets Dartmouth Crossing…read more Hours: 1st of all Denny's is open 24/7. Location: The signage to get you there is pretty much non-existent. If you know where the A&W is, pull in there. You'll see a hotel. Denny's is behind the hotel. Hopefully that helps someone. I've eaten at Denny's (in Belleville Ontario) more times than I can count. This was not the experience I remember. I ordered the "BUILD YOUR OWN GRAND SLAM" breakfast for $14.39. I picked bacon, eggs, shredded hash browns and bacon again (because bacon is my spirit animal.) My wife ordered the "LUMBERJACK SLAM" breakfast ($19.49 I think) with eggs, bacon, sausage, ham, hash browns, pancakes, and toast. For the most part the food was amazing. I don't recall the food in Belleville being half as good as this was. The eggs were cooked to perfection. The food was very salty which I'm used to at Denny's. My shredded hash browns were the most flavourful I've ever had but the wife's seasoned hash browns were the star of the show IMO. We agreed the pancakes tasted like McDonald's hotcakes but much better. Sausages are my wife's favourite but these had a strange aftertaste that I can only describe as a medicine taste which I didn't notice until I swallowed. On the other hand the ham was moist and delicious. I also ordered a coffee. It was standard diner coffee. The toast was... toast. Nothing to write home about. In the end we were pleased with our experience and will return for dinner next time.