This market is located right outside the pier exit. Big Fiddle Market is a delightful collection…read moreof art vendors inside a large warehouse type building. They had vendors selling 3D figures, crocheted items, paintings, jewelry, books, fused glass, wallets, leathers and more. Street parking available.

Great tourist spot with an oversize chair, the giant fiddle, and restaurants with outdoor seating,…read morebut the weather was grim. The markets had the usual tourist fair, but it was a lot of fun and certainly good visit.

Found this gem of a store on a cruise ship stop in sydney. The saleslady really knew her clothing…read moreline and sizes, picked some things out for me that I would not of dared try and they looked absolutely fabulous on!! Wonderful clothing lines, great sales personnel (or owner? either way - absolutely the BEST!). Would highly recommend for anyone. I am in lower 50's and larger - and they actually had cool clothes that fit me as well. GREAT STORE!

We love this store and Candace! The merchandise is the best on the island and the logo is…read morefantastic. But Candace is out of this world. She is so genuine and has personality for miles! Epitome of friendly Canadians. We talked with her like we've been friends for years. She didn't push merchandise on us. I really wanted one of the v neck tees in gray with red lettering but they were out of my size and she didn't push me to get something else, instead we will order online. Go to this store and you'll be lucky to meet Candace. Sincerely, Friends from Washington, DC

From the owner: The North Atlantic Outerwear Company set out with one mission: to conceive, create and produce high…read morequality, high end clothing that people will love to have in their closet. Products that can withstand the wear and tear of time. Our clothing is Canadian made, with a comfortable feel, the result of earth friendly, recyclable materials. We went to great lengths to search out green minded, reputable companies who pass strict audits with respect to ethical and sustainable production practices. That is what sets us apart from the others. We remain committed to having our clothing made in Canada. Our love of the environment is obvious, for every piece of North Atlantic Outerwear clothing sold we donate $1 to the World Wildlife Fund. Please visit us on the web or come and see us in person at the beautiful Joan Harris Cruise Pavilion, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada.

In the middle of a heat wave coupled with high humidity the cheap SOB's that run this place decided…read moreto turn the air conditioning off! I would have bought something at Best Buy but the heat was unbearable so I left. If I can't be comfortable I'm not giving you my money. Avoid this place if possible!

As far as malls go, this was one of the more clean that I've seen. However, everything in Canada is…read moremuch cleaner than in the US. If you are in Sydney for stopover in travels like we were, I would recommend heading over to the mall. I'm a people watcher so this was a nice break from travel. The food court is also decent. Also, there is a really nice drive-in movie theater up the road that you should check out if you are in the area.

These guys sell top loaders for $8 when you can get them for $5 at light the lamp a few stores…read moredown. They even have the audacity to charge extra for top loaders that come with sleeves when it says "free sleeves" on the effin box. I'm sorry if this is the only local store for you but you're better off buying online, it's even cheaper paying shipping from online.

From the owner: We specialize in comics, action figures, Warhammer, board games and collectible card games…read more We also have events throughout the week. We host Warhammer tournaments, Magic: the Gathering Tournaments, Pokemon TCG events, board game nights, D&D Adventurer's League and even Super Smash Bros. Tournaments.

Do not get passport photos taken here. Rejected because of glare from overhead lighting. No refund…read moreavailable because I am in the US. I would rate 0 stars if available.

Cosmetic counter clerk snapped at woman for returning a lipstick to the counter, saying: "That…read moredoesn't go there" and customers are always messing stuff up. In store McDonald's refused to give 1/2 cup of heated water for warming a baby bottle. Manager was present and insisted they would charge for a tea to give the water. Customer watching the interaction was also disgusted at the poor customer service choice.