I work next door in the CIBC building and this place is just TOO easy for me to run down and grab a…read moresnack or a lunch and head back to my desk. I am usually gone less than 5 minutes. Which means I frequent this place more often than I should admit to. My fave is the cheese biscuit. Seriously. It's huge. And amazing. And you can tell it's fresh and homemade because every day it's a different size and a different shape but still full of goodness.

Hidden inside the TD building is a fabulous little sandwich bar filled with healthy treats. I've…read morebeen in four or five times now and always pick up either the sandwich of the day or the sandwich and soup of the day combo - usually around $8 for both... or sandwich of the day and a small milk is $7. Every employee there is super helpful and willing to make your experience there a great one. Between that and the food, it's a knock out punch to make me want to come back over and over again. Sit down and see the bustle outside the window or take it to go, it's a great spot to grab something good for you.

This restaurant is a gem! On a business trip we stumbled on…read morethis delightful spot located in strip area. Katrina a waitperson guided us through the menu The food and its presentation were excellent with an excellent wine list. The decor is subtle and not distracting.

Good service. Nice oysters on the half shell. And a lovely bowl of noodles with tofu…read more Best of all Barrington Street is away from the waterfront and the tourist hubbub. Very quiet. Towards the end of the dinner the gentleman eating alone at the next table started telling us what Canada needs to do to diversify its international trade. I was amused that this guy had all the answers and thought he should be advising the PM. My wife was not amused.

Another cog in the Bertossi Group chain of restaurants. On a busy corner of Spring Garden and…read moreQueen Street this place is always full! On Summer days they have nice outdoor seating and a gelato cart. Unique location that is round with wrap around windows with seating. Great for people watching. I find the best things are the pastries. They also have sandwiches, paninis and a small menu of hot goods (quiche, lasagna) On the pricier end but worth it for the high quality.

Love this place! It was crowded, but my husband and I managed to find 2 seatings along the window…read morecounter table. They have beautiful pastries, delicious looking sandwiches, and assortment of coffee drinks. We got 2 desserts, cappuccino, and Americano. Desserts were not too sweet and delicious, and the drinks were made well. The service is also lovely, helpful, and friendly. Would love to come back here when we come back to Halifax!

Things I like about this tiny sandwich joint on Hollis St:…read more 1. Sprouts! You can never find a place that puts bean sprouts on sandwiches. I love that they have them. 2. Not mayonnaise-y tuna! Another total plus -- their tuna isn't overloaded with so much mayo that you can't even taste the fish. Co-workers might not like this as much later on, when I'm very smelly. 3. Wax paper! With a dad from upper Ontario, all my sandwiches as a child were wrapped in wax paper. I don't even think we had plastic wrap in the house. Makes me feel nostalgic and happy to unwrap my yummy lunch. AYLI is just right for me, though I can admit that it's nothing out of the ordinary. Just good, fresh ingredients, standard pricing and quick service. Lunch win in my books.

This is a nice choice for the sandwich lovers, who are looking for the traditional sandwich. No…read morewraps, just good old bread, meat and toppings. This is in a great location along Hollis St. to grab lunch. The staff is nice and sometimes going back to what we know is best, is a great choice. I really like this spot.

Nice coffee shop/cafe on Barrington Street. Cool vibes insides. One of the best chocolate chip…read moremuffins I've had!!! Small seating area in the front. Friendly staff! What's not to like!!!

We ordered breakfast veggie wrap and the ultimate grilled cheese sandwich. Both were decent,…read morelimited veg options. Breakfast veggie wrap has eggs and avocados and one other veggies. Grilled cheese sandwich has Sun dried tomatoes and basil, provolone I suppose. Cafe mocha was nice.

Moxies was nothing short of a romantic getaway dinner here in nova Scotia. The food was great and…read morethe service was fantastic. Even at the end of the night we were treated with with a rich level of respect and care. What a great experience but don't let me have all of the fun. Check it out.

Incredibly helpful service. Sam was so lovely and kind to our group. The food was good and the…read moredrinks were well priced. Thanks again to Sam for being so accommodating and helpful.

Centrally located higher end grocery store just off Spring Garden Road on Dresden Row. Now owned…read moreby Sobeys (previously independent). Their prices are higher than the bigger supermarkets but their quality is excellent - for meat and produce. They do have a front area by the entrance where you can get a variety of food to eat in or takeaway. The special sandwich of the week is always a winner.

Like Pete's as always same food I remember but the burritos are hit or miss-,I guess as I'm not a…read moreregular because I don't live close by- but it's always -"we're getting them in " so I miss when they did have them and I love the beef ones. I got a 1/2 tostada today - very good and my son the meat balls- honey garlic- - a win - plus my favourite fries lol Will be back!

Review is closer to a 1.3/5, or a 2/10. Ordered last night through Uber Eats. Ordered a large…read moredonair sub without veg, and a bacon cheeseburger with fries, without veg, and asked for some ketchup included. They very clearly don't bother reading the requests, because they had full veg on the sub, and onions on the burger. But that itself wasn't the problem... The food was just terrible. The sub fell apart upon opening, with the cheese and meat both falling off the bread immediately. Bread was both overly toasted and way too soft to hold the ingredients, and apparently the donair sauce was on the side with the burger and fries, something I wasn't told of. Reason I didn't look? Cause the entire container was open and just tossed in the bag without any care. The burger was overcooked and tasted of the grill, with the only reason it was edible at all being the okay bacon on top. The fries were actually alright, the only reason I wouldn't give it a straight 1, as they were crispy and tasted good, but I also know for a fact that they're the same kind of frozen fries you can get at the grocery store. But hey, not gonna judge, they were the best thing I got. Got two portions of donair sauce, they were okay, but again, wasn't informed they were even in the bag. All in all...Awful food from a place I know can make really good stuff. I understand it was Christmas, but if you can't make the same quality of food, there's no reason to be open at all during the holidays.

Ordered delivery and really liked their donair - better than Tony's to me. Meat was good thickness…read moreand well seasoned, wrap bread held up well. Also enjoyed some pizza. Delivery was faster than expected which was nice.

Cute coffee shop on the corner of Hollis and Morris Street - just up from the waterfront…read more In an older house - place definitely has character inside. Had a muffin and bagel and cream cheese for breakfast - not bad. Lots of seating - there's a basement as well. Only complaint. The wifi is a bit slow.

Chill, artsy coffee shop in Halifax close to the Boardwalk and university. The baristas were very…read morefriendly and welcoming. I got an iced monk macchiato and it was absolutely delicious. They also have a selection of sweets and pastries as well as sandwiches and light lunch fare. Local artwork adorns the walls and seating includes cozy chairs, a downstairs area and a small amount of outdoor seating. Perfect place to hang out on a cool, cloudy Halifax day.

Waaaaay too expensive for what it is…read more I understand it's suppose to be a farm to table concept but I literally could not taste the difference between what they served and regular supermarket food. The ingredients didn't taste especially fresh and it was 17 dollars a plate! What a rip off. I'm all about organic farming and fresh ingredients, but when you can't even taste the difference, I have to wonder, is it really what it claims?

The market has a ton of great places to eat, especially on the weekend, but no matter how much I'd…read morelike to, I can't have Humble Pies or Caribbean stewed meats all the time. No, sometimes you just have to get....a salad. Not a little scoop of coleslaw or sauteed veggies, but an honest to god salad, full of green things and stuff that should keep me from dying young. Luckily for you and I, there's Selwood Green. One of the permanent storefronts at the market, Selwood does it all with fresh veggies straight from the owners' farm, to prepared meals and baked goods. Today I was on the hunt for something healthy, so I went with a small salad, which is just prepared with what they have on hand that day. I perused the various goods they had for sale while I waited, and soon my name was called and I was on my way. I was happy to see that they either gave me a larger container than I should have gotten, or their small salad is the size of a normal 8x8 take out box. Either way, it worked out for me. Getting back to the office, I popped the top and dug into my rabbit food. First of all, it had a nice presentation. This wasn't a haphazard scooping of pre-made salad mix and then being sent out, this was actually constructed. It had a lot going on, and for salads, that's a good thing. Fresh greens, aged cheese, sprouts, blueberries, almonds, roasted sunflower seeds, hard boiled egg, apple, carrot, tomato; this salad was loaded. It was a great mix of flavours, especially the roasted sunflower seeds. I thought it odd there was no cup or packet of dressing, but it came lightly dressed in a tangy vinaigrette that brought everything together, but didn't overwhelm or make everything soggy. They also earn bonus points for using a paper container and not styrofoam. If you're in the neighbourhood any day of the week, you should definitely hit up Selwood for your healthy, or slightly less than healthy (but still local, of course) eats.