The apex of seafood trucks, literally! You can't drive any further north before you hit the ocean…read moreand, view notwithstanding, he has the best food in Cape Breton! Lobster rolls are excellent, but we had the best fish chowder in North America here. Well worth the stress on car springs up the pockmarked uphill dirt road to glorious meat cove! The only drawback is the non-existent parking. A must taste!

BEST seafood chowder, worth every penny! I refuse to order it anymore because it won't compare!read more

Lobster is local and freshly made. Generous amount of lobster on the sandwich. It was just white…read morebread, not a fancy roll. Hand it fries are okay for people who like fries, I am sure. They came with ketchup. I miss the days when fries in Canada came with gravy instead of ketchup. The clams are not local. They are from frozen. The people are friendly and make good food.

Great little food truck we found by fluke driving by…read more Operated by two friendly dudes, one of them from the GTA The menu as a whole is very affordable, under 30 bucks taxes in for two people with an appetizer Poutine has curds upgrade for $2 which is a must Billy Bat is their grilled sausage with cheese, bacon and fried onions, excellent. Burger a bit overcooked but homemade and tasty. No toppings available besides ketchup mustard relish Fries were good but need to be cooked crispy a bit longer , got a bit soggy at the bottom of the poutine Definitely a great spot though, and the truck is very clean! We're gonna stop in again before we leave to try more stuff Cheers! - The couple from Mississauga

The food was divine! I had veggie samosas and veggie pakora. Rich with flavour, every bite was…read moretruly delightful and the dipping sauces added even more flavour. The fellow who took my order was polite with a sense of humour. For a food truck parked near a busy corner, the ambiance was pleasant. They have picnic tables with umbrellas set up. But I placed my order to go! Will definitely visit again

Waited an hour & a half for my food, just to find hair in it ...shitty serviceread more

The young lady at the cash was so kind. The older feel of the area pairs so well with this "off the…read morepath" gem. The wait wasn't too long and I had the dirty lemonade and boy did it ever cool mr down! Hot summer and cold drinks? Perfect day.

From the owner: Locally owned and operated, serving elevated street food/ diner style comfort food. Located on the…read moreword famous Cabot trail in Ingonish, Nova Scotia.

This is a great little hot dog joint in Sydney, Nova Scotia. The owner offers a variety of…read moredifferent hot dogs with different sauces and styles. He will go through each one for you with incredible patience and answer any questions. Once you place your order there's a nice little sit-down area outside the stand. My hot dog came with a grilled bun, fresh beef hot dog, crispy onions and his own special sauce. And if that isn't enough and you're looking for dessert he makes homemade donuts as well. Everything was reasonably priced and made to order. Great little spot on Charlotte Street in Sydney, give it a try next time you're here.

The star of the show for our visit to Sydney was the blueberry grunt inspired donuts we had from…read moreSeaside Sugar's. I had a list of Nova Scotia foods we were hoping to try and blueberry grunt was on the list but this appeared to be the only place that popped up with options. The location alongside the port building made it a convenient and easy stop as we made our way back to the boat. For $8 we had a dozen mini donuts that were fresh, fluffy and topped with whipped cream and blueberry compote. The owner was friendly and even gave our son a fun little sticker from the shop.