We stopped here for lunch during our road trip, nice and cozy restaurant with great service and…read moregood ambiance. Our server was friendly and prompt. She also gave us good useful tips about locations around the area for our road trip. We had the Seafood Combo from the South Shore's Finest section of the menu. The haddock, shrimps and scallops were nicely fried and and oils were drained out properly, liked it. Had the banana split ice cream as dessert. A nice restaurant for decent dining. Convenient parking at the large private lot.

Staff was friendly and quick to serve us. I highly recommend the appetizers plate as it was…read moredelicious and had a lot of food for cheap. Husband got the seafood chowder which had large chunks of lobster, haddock and much more. He really enjoyed the homemade biscuit that it came with as well. I have a slice of coconut cream pie for desert and it was amazing. Also didn't find that the restaurant was to pricy either.

Homemade icecream and fudge on a hot day? Not gonna pass up on that!…read more We were walking the streets of Lunenburg, and decided it would be 10x better with icecream in hand so stopped by Sweet Treasures. I got a double scoop cup of orange chocolate and peanut butter eureka, while my wife got a single scoop waffle cone with pistachio. The flavours are distinct, and the icecream is good though a bit on the icey side (there were times it felt almost like a popsicle). Prices are reasonable, people are friendly. While not the ultimate reward at the end of a treasure map, Sweet Treasures is a worthy stop along the way.

We tried their butterscotch milkshake, it was decent. Good thick milkshake…read more The place felt a little congested and in random order, they can have a better flow in the space.

We love this restaurant and the key to their success is their food consistency. The atmosphere is…read morealways great and service is good it can be better but is pretty good.

So delicious I had…read morethe taro boba, miso soup and phillidelpa roll. It was so good I recommend everything.

Ok, so it's just an ice cream shack selling regular mass produced ice cream. But! When you're in…read morebeautiful Mahone Bay on a hot day and you're offered hyper friendly Nova Scotia service, lots of great flavours, and can enjoy your frozen treat on one of many colourful picnic tables overlooking the famous three steeples, it's just got to be better than a three. Such a great addition to this great seaside town.

Actually it is Farmers Ice Cream & the best grapenut ever!!! Plus they sell lobster subs,…read morehamburgers, sausage dogs, etc. The cleanest I have ever been to! Family owned & the plus sideFamily work there

Staff were rude. Serving size was like a teaspoon, but maybe this is because I'm an American. Ice…read morecream tasted good though. However, did notice ice cream shop across the street and should of went there given their attitude.

My husband and I took his uncle and aunt out for lunch at Memories and overall the food was good…read more It's a cafe where you order and pay at the counter. Then they give you a number to place at your table. Once your food is ready, they bring it to your table. It was my husband's and my first time there, but my husband's uncle and aunt are regulars. They had their usual orders, which were the Club Sandwich ($8.50) and the BLT ($6.25) I got the Fish Cakes with Chow Chow and a side garden salad ($11.95). My husband got the Chicken Curry "Panini" (either $8.95 or $9.95, I forget). The sandwiches do not come with sides. My fish cakes were quite good. They were a little more potatoes than fish, but still flavourful and tasty. It was my first time having chow chow (which I've been told is a very Nova Scotian thing) and I would describe it as a green tomato relish. It went well with the fish cakes. The side salad was mostly romaine lettuce with some cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions and grated cheese. The dressing was a creamy ranch. The salad was nothing special IMO, but ingredients were at least fresh. My husband's "Panini" was more of a grilled sandwich, as the bread was sliced sandwich bread and not the bread one usually associates with panini. It was pressed in a grill though. He liked it, but it looked too mayonnaise-y for me, lol. My husband's aunt and uncle enjoyed their sandwiches. Staff were friendly and the place has a relaxed cafe atmosphere. There aren't that many places to eat out in Liverpool (NS), but Memories seems to be one of the more popular places. There's free parking in the town lot, by the information centre, which is really close by (well, everything in Liverpool is close by, lol, but you can literally see the cafe from the parking lot).

Service was terrible took over an hour to be served our food. Person taking our order was extremely…read morerude!

This was a childhood haunt of mine and I recently went back after 20 + years and it's as good or…read morebetter than any ice cream parlour and burger shack I've been to in Halifax. Chocolate dipped cone is just as good as I remembered, burgers were juicy and really tasty. Can't wait to get back :)

Went there for Mother's Day. They were giving All the mom's…read morea free sundae, peanut, chocolate and a cherry on the top! The burger was delicious. Their soft serve is delicious too!

Fish and chips were tasteless. Very salty fries. Will not be returning. Koodos for the soft…read morechocolate ice cream though.

Food was incredible. Stumbled upon this quaint little cafe. They have counter and seating service…read more I got the scallop, bacon wrap and it was exceptional!