good quality very busy however for a small store little to know crowd control, worker, shouting…read moreeverywhere but very calm environment overall very peaceful experience. I would recommend going back, however however if you don't like sweet treats, please do not go.

awsome store some cookies could be better but i recommend going to try them some day one of the…read morecookies that could be better is the pink sugar but i love the chocolate chip cookie that they have all the time!

I will go to my grave regretting that I never got to sample Lemon Dogs' famed tacos at their stand…read morein Shubie Park, thanks to moving away from Halifax and not having a car when I was here. However, now that my wife and I have moved back to the city and have motorized transportation, both a walk in Shubie and a meal at the new resident of the food stand, Bao Journey, were on my radar. Bao Journey started out as a stall slinging their wares at farmers markets in the city, but took the leap to a more permanent location when the spot at Shubie Park opened up. We arrived in the mid-afternoon on a sunny weekend day, and there was a steady stream of people coming and going with varying degrees of refreshment and sustenance. Of course, you can't be a food shack in a park in Canada without crowd pleaser like ice cream, cold drinks and fries, but beyond those basics is where their menu gets interesting. Of course, there's a few different versions of their namesake item, bao - BBQ pork, chicken, vegetable and egg custard. Other Asian options include zongzi (sticky rice dumplings), pan fried dumplings, fried shrimp or pork siu mai, chow mein, sesame balls, both spring and egg rolls, and several types of Taiwanese omelettes. We weren't looking a full meal, so we went with the pan-fried dumplings and a BBQ pork bao, as well as a lemonade. We got the lemonade and bao right away, but the dumplings were cooked to order, so they took about 15 minutes. The lemonade tasted homemade and hit the spot on a hot, summer day. Our bao was a textbook example of a great bao - pleasantly chewy dough, with a perfect ratio of dough to filling, and the filling itself had tender, toothsome chunks of cha siu and that signature sauce that's sweet, savoury and a little salty. The only downside was that we had only bought the one to share! The pan-fried dumplings took a little time, but they were worth it. They were round dumplings, pleated in a similar fashion to xiao long bao (soup dumplings), and although they were quite juicy, I wouldn't say they were at a soup dumpling level. The meat was tender and flavourful, and the dipping sauce had a noticeable layer of sweetness. A second visit to Bao Journey found my wife and I there in the fall, during the last few weeks of their season. The Taiwanese omelettes were 86'd for the remainder of the season, so we decided to try out their chow mein with minced pork, and since it was the right season, a mooncake! The cute mooncake was ready right away, while the noodles were cooked to order. It was made with a cute little animal-shaped mold, and of the three fillings that were available, I went with the egg custard. It was generously filled, and the smooth and rich egg custard was a nice little pre-entrée dessert. The noodles didn't take too long since they weren't as busy as they would have been on a summer day, and we eagerly dug in when they were ready. The noodles and veg had a little hit of wok hei to them, and a dark, soy-based sauce covered the noodles in savoury and salty goodness. The minced pork was on the side doing its own thing, so we scooped it onto the noodles as we went, and it was impressively tender without being overcooked like some meat-based sauces can be. Happily satiated, we continued through the park, taking in the fresh air and beautiful fall colours. I'm glad that Shubie Park is attracting food vendors that go beyond the lowest common food denominator, and I'm looking forward to many future hikes that will hopefully be fueled by Bao Journey.

Okay--can we talk about these Mozzarella Stuffed Bites for a second?! Because WOW. I was not…read moreprepared. The outside is that perfect soft pretzel texture: warm, buttery, and lightly salted. But the real magic is inside--gooey, stretchy mozzarella that hits you with the perfect cheese pull moment. Every bite feels like the comfort-food crossover we didn't know we needed: soft pretzel + melty cheese = happiness. They're addictive in the best way, and honestly... shareable? Technically yes. Realistically? No. Perfect as a quick snack, a treat after shopping, or something fun for the kids (if you don't eat them first). Would I get them again? Absolutely. Probably sooner than I should.

I love this place since they were at Halifax Shopping Centre- nice staff, delicious cinnis…read morealthough can be expensive but so addictive as a treat every so often when I can get to MMM now a days- skk lol ways a nice stop over treat when shopping!

Cinnobon is conveniently located in the Mic Mac Mall, over towards the main enterance doors…read more Honestly, it's incredibly easy to find. Just take a big wiff and say ahhhhhh....yum! It is the nicest aroma of fresh cinnomon and pastry. It is a perfect blend of icing and sweetness along with a dash of spicy cinnomon. I like the fact that you can get a variety of different cinnomon treats, other than your traditional cinnomon buns. I really enjoyed the cinna-sticks that are skinnier and much easier to eat. Keep in mind they are really fattening. I heard that there were 1000 calories in one cinnomon roll. Gulp!

Because this is close to my house, I go to this location. Multiple times they've made the wrong…read morecoffee, today I even asked as the kid said C and not 2C, they said "oh yeah of course it's two" and of course, it wasn't. When I went back, they we not apologetic nor did they care that they cannot so their job properly. the coffee is usually burnt, the Franchise owner needs staff that know what they're doing, have proper customer service and care about their job, sick of lazy people.

This location is minutes away from my doorstep, so I visit a lot. I'm not usually pulled together…read moreenough on weekdays to get out of the house on time to pick up a coffee on the way to work, but on weekends? I dig that I can jump in the car (in my jammies and bedhead... yes I'm one of those people), hit the drive thru, and be back on the couch with my large double double within 5 minutes. So it has convenience going for it as there is never a long wait at the drive thru, despite being situated on a crazy busy street. The service is fine, and the food items are the same quality as any other Timmies. But the coffee. Oh the coffee. It's not great. It never tastes quite like it's supposed to. There are varying levels of how close it is to my large double double from any other Timmies. Some days it's close enough to forgive. Usually it's just okay or meh. Other days, it's downright awful - like either warm water with a slight infusion of coffee or completely burnt-tasting coffee. I keep going because it's... right over there. And for some reason, driving a little farther to a better Tim Hortons seems uncouth in my jammies and bedhead.

Good. Food is good, people working are nice though a lot of them are being trained when going to…read morecounter, and the customers can be rather noisy, but adds to the experience.

Very nice service and they give correct food and it's at least hot thus , overall well doneread more

Let's start with the terrible parking lot layout. It's just awful. Maybe for the people who come…read morehere on a regular basis, this makes sense but every time I've been here I've watched in horror as people nearly collide. And for pedestrians? Even worse. Despite the generous seating area, this place seems clearly designed for drive-thru customers primarily. There is an advantage in that this place is connected to a Wendy's so if you want a full meal and your friend just wants a snack, you can both be accommodated. Somehow this joint venture has resulted in cleaner-than-average bathrooms which is... nice? Other than that, average Tim Hortons fair and service. I will credit this location for doing an okay job at their busiest times of day but when it's not very busy they seem to flip completely and go at their own pace (not the customer's).

They only take Mastercard. No Visa, American Express, or Discovercard…read more The staff here are also sloppy, slow, and lazy. They messed up the order but luckily they also didn't properly make it a to-go order so we could see the error and have it fixed along with the requesting they make it to-go this time like we asked. As we were gathering our things to leave I overheard one staff member tell the other 3 members what they should be doing if they weren't filling orders such as cleaning things and prepping boxes. The cashier thought if you used the debit card option you could use a non-Mastercard, but this cashier was totally wrong. You can use a Mastercard credit or debit card but not anything else.

I remember being there in their Bayers lake location before they moved and we had this amazing…read moresweet like sauce with the pasta, my young son at the time loved their meatballs appetizer and the drinks n dessert were lovely- Still trying to get back hopefully before they close if they haven't already....

Customer service, and the quality of seafood was terrible. Group serving was not good.read more