The menu here is eclectic, mostly featuring oysters and other seafood prepared in the "raw bar"…read morestyle. In addition to oysters there is also crab and lobster. At places like this it's customary to offer several kinds of oysters identified by place of origin but I've never seen that before for lobster, of which they had four, from Cape Breton, PEI, and New Brunswick. In addition to the raw bar there are a few hot items, but don't expect the typical fish&chips or boiled lobster. It was crowded and too sunny on the outside deck so we elected to sit inside at the bar, which was surprisingly empty when we arrived. Behind the bar was a bustle of activity, the three bartenders busy shucking oysters and arranging plates of crab legs and lobster. (Is a raw bar worker still called a bartender?) I ordered the tuna tostadas, the wife a Baja from the tacos section, and we shared a Coctel De Camerones. Between the two small plates and the shared shrimp cocktail it was easily enough for lunch. The three tostadas were tuna, cilantro, jalapeno, pickled onion, green onions, and avocado crema served open-faced on the crispy corn tortillas. The taco was battered haddock, tequila-cilantro crema, chili mayo, cabbage, and pickled onion. Both excellent. The shrimp cocktail was enormous, and not what we expected - but in a good way. More like a thick gazpacho than the typical style. The shrimp were mixed into the thick, tomato-based sauce, sweet, spicy, and tangy, made with ketchup, Tabasco, Worcestershire, onions, and garlic. Topped with avocado and lime wedges, and served with saltine crackers. That's my only complaint: swap the saltines for a better cracker, or maybe tortilla chips. The unexpectedly tiny shrimp were not a flaw really; this way you can have a shrimp in every bite. I never did decide whether the fork or the spoon was the appropriate utensil. The cocktails were innovative, with curious names, many made with local liqueurs and intriguing ingredients (what, for example, is "grilled corn syrup", used in the "Dad Jokes" - and what the reason for its name?) My Pourly Fraised was Signal Hill whiskey from Newfoundland, Aperol, grapefruit, strawberry (thus "Fraised") and hibiscus syrups, and lemon was so refreshing, though perhaps not as strong at it should have been. A great meal, and for a very reasonable price. Lobster was "market price" but I didn't inquire. And the Seafood Tower at $140 or the Caviar & Pringles at $100 are available for those who want to splurge. Fortunately I'm not a fan of either so I wasn't tempted.

Outdoor restaurant overlooking the Lunenburg landscape with the boats, water, and greenery. Enjoyed…read morethe outdoor seating on a beautiful day. The staff are very nice and attentive. The oysters were good and varied; would recommend the Puffin Rock oyster as it's the biggest and one of the tastiest. The mezcal cocktail was fantastic.

One of the Best Burgers I've Ever Had - A Must-Visit in Lunenburg!…read more Lunenburg is packed with amazing food options, but we're so glad we chose to eat at The Grand Banker--it did not disappoint. My wife and I started with the sweet potato fries, and they were fantastic--crispy, flavourful, and taken to the next level with that curry mayo. She ordered the Lobster Roll and absolutely loved it--super fresh, packed with flavour, and exactly what you'd hope for this close to the ocean. I went all in on the Lunenburger, and let me tell you--it's easily one of the best burgers I've ever had, if not the best. It was absolutely loaded: a juicy, flavour-packed beef patty, crispy bacon, sweet and flaky lobster, fresh arugula, tasty aioli, and to top it all off--a bacon-wrapped scallop that was just the cherry on top. Every bite was next-level. No wonder this place has won awards. From fresh seafood to creative pub fare, The Grand Banker delivers big on both quality and flavour. Highly recommend, especially for fellow burger lovers--you need to try the Lunenburger!

On an April evening, after days of dreary skies, the sun finally peeked through over Lunenburg's…read morebay. After snapping some pictures, we noticed The Grand Banker quiet after the dinner rush. We stepped inside, and I ordered the baked potato soup--creamy, hearty, and full of comfort. Then came the Cajun sausage linguine with chicken--spicy, rich, and downright soul-warming. In that quiet moment, with the sun setting, the meal wasn't just dinner; it was the perfect close to a maritime memory.

This was a pretty good lunch spot with a beautiful view overlooking the water. I had the cajun…read moreshrimp with fries and it was delish. The restaurant is casual and no nonsense. Great for those who want good food but don't need a super fancy place. The waitress was helpful and fast and I will definitely come back here the next time am in Lunenburg.

We came for breakfast on the patio overlooking the water. Our server, Kyle, was very friendly and…read moreattentive, making sure our coffee cups stayed filled. Our food came out hot and delicious but took awhile.

From the moment we walked in, the hostess was unwelcoming and rude. We asked if we could be seated…read moreat a small table near the front. Her response was it was 'reserved'. I replied, I reserved 2 months in advance. Then we asked if we could be seated outside. She now said, that will be a long wait; but the tables remained empty the entire time we were there. She was totally non accommodating and curt. The food was so/so. The wine pour was ridiculously small. The noise level was very loud. It is hard to believe this restaurant gets good reviews. It was such a disappointment for our last dinner in Nova Scotia.

非常好吃，墨鱼干贝意面很好吃，感觉融合了亚洲肉酱的风味，分量也不错，非常值得推荐，兔肉干贝烩饭感觉一般般，同行的人不太喜欢搭配蔓越莓干和核桃的味道，干贝确实非常好吃，不愧是海边的优势，是值得尝试的餐厅read more

Excellent choice for lobster and fish & chips in Lunenburg. The place was very bustling with…read morecustomers. There are umbrella tables next to the restaurant and adjacent to a busy oyster bar. Pro tip: there is an additional dining area down the stairs inside the restaurant. There are several tables there and a beautiful view of the harbor. I highly recommend that particular spot. You pay in the front and watch them select and then weigh your lucky lobster. Service was excellent and super friendly.

Delicious friend clams!! We easily ordered at the counter and then found a wonderful table looking…read moreout over the water. It was a bit windy but such a cool spot to enjoy the day.

Beautiful boardwalk spot with delicious food. This place was a real gem and I would definitely be…read moreback here for the sun and the tasty seafood. Great service, very friendly and attentive.

One of the worst dining experiences I've had in years. I…read moredon't enjoy writing negative reviews, but this was unacceptable. We visited The Old Fish Factory to celebrate my nephew's 5th birthday -- a group of three adults and two small children. The restaurant was more than half empty when we arrived, yet we stood at the front for ten minutes without being acknowledged. Several staff walked by, made eye contact, and kept walking. When someone finally seated us, the table was still dirty. She apologized and offered to clean it -- I ended up wiping it myself because it was still covered in crumbs after she half heartedly wiped it down. Service continued to deteriorate from there. It took another 10 minutes to take our drink and food order. We ordered two smash burgers, a wrap, two kids' meals, and a hummus appetizer. We asked for the kids' meals to come out with the appetizer, which seemed like a straightforward request. Unfortunately, we never saw our server again. Our drinks sat visibly on the bar for over 20 minutes. We tried flagging someone down -- we were brushed off with, "I'll see if I can find her." Eventually, someone else brought the kids' meals and appetizer. We asked again about our drinks, which were still untouched at the bar. Another person -- not our server -- finally grabbed them. No one came to check in. After we finished the appetizers, we waited. And waited. The kids, now long finished, grew restless. Forty-five minutes went by without a word. Nearly 90 minutes after ordering, our mains finally arrived. The wrap was cold inside. The burgers were burnt and tasted pre-frozen. The $9 "potato salad" was boiled potatoes with a drizzle of mayo -- truly. When I expressed -- calmly -- that the experience was unacceptable, the response was silence. No apology, no adjustment to the bill, no effort to make it right. Instead, they simply handed me the machine and said, "You just have to tap," implying they weren't expecting a tip -- not because they took accountability, but because they knew they hadn't earned one. I rarely leave reviews like this, and I'm not a picky diner. But this place was disorganized, indifferent, and dismissive from start to finish. We left disappointed, $150 poorer, and without so much as a simple "sorry." Lunenburg is full of wonderful places to eat -- this just isn't one of them.

Very cute little restaurant with a nice deck. Great service and great food at a reasonable price. I…read morehad the fish wrap which was fresh and flavorful.

I was never a fishcake fan because they just don't taste "fresh" nor "fish"!…read more Today, on a whim, I made a bold move, Fishcakes with Beet Salad... Now, that's called fish-cake! DELICIOUS!

No reservations deli, leave you name and number and we will call you. Service is friendly but…read morerushed. Ambiance is good for small groups. We tried the lobster roll (good size), seafood chowder and seafood pizza. Highlight for us is the seafood pizza, surprisingly the freshness of the mussels and scallops shine through. While the lobster roll and seafood chowders are delicious, they do not stand out from other restaurants

Best lobster rolls we had on our trip. Plenty of meat. My wife also had the seafood chowder that…read moreshe said was the best she's had. Also had ordered Greek salad which came with pasta on it. I would recommend warming the pasta a little bit. Cool place. There was a wait but things moved fast. Service was fast and great.

Anyone who isn't leaving five stars for this place simply has something else wrong with themselves…read more Wonderful food and equally great service. This place is very subtle and low key. Simple yet elegant. I will always come if when I come to Lunenburg.

Most in our group of eleven were disappointed with the sparse selection of food. Knowing beforehand…read morethat this place doesn't serve beef or chicken would have been helpful. The employees were just okay. I asked while ordering an appetizer and main entree if I should order dessert then also. The server said no, but they ran out of all the desserts except one by the time others ordered.

I stopped in today for a hot drink and was pleasantly surprised by the Moontown Latte! It was…read moredelicious: espresso, oat milk, cinnamon, dates (how!!), honey, and vanilla syrup. The perfect temperature, too. My friend and I each ordered one to sip while we walked around town. As we waited for our drinks to be made, we enjoyed looking at all of the cute and tasty items for sale on the shelves. Specialty salts, handmade prints, sculpted candles. It was fun to look at the curated items. They also have a fridge with homemade items in stock like iced Moontown Lattes, blueberry iced tea, etc. About half of the space is a casual seating area with tables by the window. In all it's a cute spot with delicious offerings and friendly service!

Food is delicious. Soups and salads are outstanding, chocolate chip cookies to die for. I love this…read moreshop. Also has a cooler full of market items: fresh greens, cheese (including vegan cheese), salads, deli items, etc. I love that both my carniivore husband and vegan me have many choices here.