Spent a very nice Valentine's Day dinner here. Reservations are strongly suggested as it is a small…read moreplace. The waitress was very kind and attentive. Offered to make a cocktail since there were no specialty holiday cocktails (a missed opportunity) I did take advantage of the holiday special menu. My partner ordered from the main menu. (It's great to have the choice) It started with the cacao sourdough with whipped strawberry butter. I had no hint of the cacao but it was still delicious. I had the squash ravioli as my appetizer. I would have eaten that as a main. I loved it. Honestly the best part of the meal for me. Add this place to your must go to. My main was seared salmon with lobster cream. I found the salmon a tad more done than I'd prefer but perfect if you like it well done. I took my dessert home with me. I have since eaten it and there was a saltiness I found as a turn off. The cherry chocolate torte otherwise was small but tasty. My partner had the turkey dinner. He thoroughly enjoyed it and finished every morsel.

Perfect stop for breakfast before heading to the ferry. Great food and service and beautiful baked…read moregoods to go.

Great home-style cooking with very friendly service with a charming diner vibe. I had the dinner…read morespecial: a meat pie with potatoes. Recommended.

Nice place to grab a bite for brunch, nice service…read more However, the food is a bit much for breakfast though, perhaps I don't each as much lol.

First off, we came to Smitty's for lunch, they seated us and immediately asked if we wanted and…read morecoffee or tea, we did not, but asked for water. The girl said we would have to wait for our server and ask her. Okay, no big deal, but then I over heard the same thing happen to two other tables that got seated after us. Just give us the water!! Menu wise, I found it very confusing, and extremely over priced. I have noticed a few of their entrée's did not come with a side, and to add on French fries it was $5.50, WOW! My dad wasn't happy about the $2.00 charge for gravy, but $5.50 for a side of fries is just insane. I ordered the chicken parmesan sandwich, which was very tasty, but had so much sauce my bun was very soft and difficult to eat. Overall I was not very impressed with Smitty's. I'd choose another place before going back there again.

First we called to book a table for 6:30 last Saturday. The young lady told us that is their busy…read moretime so they don't take reservations for them. We were a party of 7 and were told to take our chances by walking in! I was overruled by my Grandkids who wanted to go so we took a chance. We were able to get a table but I was seeing red when I looked next to us to see a table with the "Reserved" sign on it grrrr.... Food was good and our server very sweet. Will I go back.. not on your life!!!

The lunch menu is excellent especially when you've been shopping at the mall and you need a break!…read more I had the single size pizza which is not going to fill your pizza craving but on the plus side, you can pick your own toppings so hello hot peppers and olives. The ambiance is great for the mall. Comfortable, casual and laidback. The guy who greeted us did not what the term "pub side" meant but the food server had a wicked sense of humour!

Very popular pub restaurant in a large house. Dining is on the main floor with the pub on the…read moresecond floor. Nice rustic feel. They have live local music. The patio has views of the water. Reservations recommended. The meals were well prepared. A notch above some other places. Staff were great. But with a full house meals were slow. Beers and wines. A nice place.

Lobster roll was nothing special. We've had better in Portland and Peggy's Cove…read more The calamari was interesting with the aoili on it. But the flavor was off. Seemed slightly burned, even though the squid was perfect (not rubbery). The seafood chowder was very hearty and good. Probably the best of the choices we made. We were happy with that one. Service was very friendly, but we didn't see her very often. Fortunately, we didn't need much extra.

Grew up going to this place when it was just a take out stand. Had burger and fries and it was like…read moregoing back in time as It is as good now as it was back then. The place was extremely busy and the single waitress on duty was so polite and courteous. Great place highly recommend.

Bette's Kitchen is a very cozy diner in North Sydney. We came here for lunch on a Sunday, when…read morethere aren't many other places around open for the day for lunch. The staff was very friendly, and service was great. I ordered the hot roast beef sandwich, which comes with fries, and carrots and turnips on the side. The portion size was generous, and the food was fresh - the fries weren't greasy at all, and the sandwich was tasty! One side note is that this place takes cash only so make sure you have some cash on hand!

I ordered the steak and it was the best steak I have had in a very long time. It was perfectly…read morecooked and very flavorful. The vegetables were nicely done as well. I had the fries instead of the garlic mashed potatoes. I would have the mashed next time. Baked potato would be a nice option. Portion size is more than adequate. Dinner companions had the clubhouse and the chicken wrap. Everyone was very happy with their meal. We will return!!

This is a busy golf course, the restaurant not as much. The food is delicious, was served in a…read moretimely manner. Staff was kind and courteous. I started with the maple spinach salad. Even as a small it was a fair size. I then had the Atlantic Mussels with Garlic Toast. It was flavourful and just hit the spot. The decor is quite standard. I always look forward to a nice meal there.

Love the food and staff Louis is smiling down on them They are really doing a great jobread more

It's so outdated! The food is terrible! The atmosphere is boring. There isn't much hope for dining…read moreor takeout in St.Peter's actually

Our first clue to avoid this place, which is inside Inverary Resorts, should have been that it…read morelooks like it's straight out of 1957. Some of the food also tastes like it's been sitting around since 1957. The lobster dinner was on special for $20, which makes it overpriced by about $30. Clearly caught sometime last year, it bordered on slightly rotten and had a somewhat dead flavor. We also made the mistake of ordering the wild mushroom risotto, which was wildly overcooked. The beet salad appetizer was OK but was drizzled with some kind of sugary glop that passed for dressing. The dinner rolls were sugary, cheap, institutional, old-fashioned sludge, the kind that thankfully went out of style long ago, and haven't appeared in most places since the 70s or the 80s. I should add that the wait staff was very nice. It's not their fault. But the nicest service in the world can't improve the food. We rate based on food. We're at the restaurant to eat. Also, we ate breakfast here because we're staying at the hotel and had a voucher for breakfast. The breakfast buffet was tolerable, with decent scrambled eggs, though some things were stale. I'll be generous and assume that's because we showed up past 9:30. Also, they served a decent brand of green tea, not Lipton, so that counts for something. And again, the staff was very nice and sweet, plus at breakfast, we could see the view, which was impressive. But that's not enough to raise it above one star overall. We're not at the restaurant for the view. We can get that on the Cabot Trail. There are people on another website who have given this place decent reviews, but I suspect their taste buds are decrepit and failing (there is a lot of elderly clientele here) and they are basing their ratings on service and the view. Also, some may assume because they're paying a lot, that the food must be good, even though they can't taste it. Human psychology! This breakfast not worth $14 which was the wildly exorbitant rate that another group was paying per person Just pass this place and go to the convenience store and get some chips. Or plan ahead, and before you ever get near Cape Breton Island, stock up on provisions. Be warned, if approaching from Routes 104 and 105 from the west, no supermarkets are visible from the highway beyond roughly Antigonish or so. Maybe there's one in Port Hawkesbury or so? Good luck.

Order at the counter and they bring it to your table. Nice views by the water. Great chowder! Fish…read morecakes were mostly potatoes with a little fish in them. Nice people working here.

The donair was excellent! The service was as expected since the services on the Cabot trail is…read morefairly busy since the volume of travellers and restaurants are limited