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G's Pizza

4.6 (5 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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9 years ago

Good pizza. Called in and they were Quick to fill order. Friendly to us as we were out of town visiting Halifax.

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10 years ago

I go there fairly often because I work in the area. Great staff, and the food is fantastic!

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White Sails Bakery & Deli

White Sails Bakery & Deli

4.3(47 reviews)
17.7 km
•$$

This is a tiny spot but OMG, it's a stop you have to make! Such a family feel and the food is…read moreAMAZING. Lovely seating area outside by the water. The poutine! It's fabulous. Delicious! Our resident vegetarian even made an exception and tried some. Even something as unassuming as a grilled cheese sandwich? The BEST grilled cheese I've ever had. Delicious cheddar, perfectly grilled to the crispiest, crunchiest, tastiest, yum level ever. I'd tell you about my son's burger but he inhaled it so fast I couldn't get an accurate description other than it was "10/10, would eat again." And they had ice cream! Though we were full. Others stopped by just for that. If you're on the way to Peggy's Cove or on the way back, you HAVE TO STOP HERE. Oh, we had some cherry square/bar that was great

We love stopping at White Sail to grab a loaf of bread and one of their delicious squares…read more Today we decided to grab lunch and enjoy it on one of the picnic tables outside. It was quite expensive for what it was. For two turkey sandwiches (with no side), a loaf of bread and two squares it was almost $50! The sandwiches were mediocre. The ingredients and bread were all fine - but that's it, just fine. Definitely not worth the price - it would have been $3-$4 cheaper to get a hamburger than it was a plain turkey sandwich. It was a hit and a miss - we'll keep going back for a sweet treat but in the nicest way possible you can get a much better and cheaper lunch elsewhere.

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White Sails Bakery & Deli - Cant miss it

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White Sails Bakery & Deli - The view from my table outside

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The view from my table outside

The Tunisian Dude - Beef baguette money shot

The Tunisian Dude

5.0(1 review)
9.0 km

Although I've been lucky to have exposure to a lot of different cultures' cuisines thanks to not…read moreliving in Halifax for several years, I have never seen a Tunisian place, let alone been to one, so when I saw that there was one out in Spryfield, they were front of mind when I happened to be in the area! Tunisian Dude specializes in street food, with a very lean menu that's comprises of a handful of sandwiches. Their stuffed baguette piqued my interest and I hunkered down to eat at the bar seating by their front window, taking in the suburban sights of Herring Cove Road. While waiting for my food, I saw the very affable, patient owner handle some older, less adventurous eaters through the menu and I was impressed with his people skills, all the more so since I'm not sure they're something I possess anymore after many blessed years of not being in customer service. When I got my sandwich, it was a sight to behold - thin, crisp bread was absolutely *crammed* with beef (chicken and tofu versions are also available), cheese and sautéed veg. The earthy seasoning was flavourful but still very approachable, and my selected level of spice (3 out of 5) had a pleasant zing without overshadowing the other flavours. This is an absolute hot mess of a sandwich, in the very best way! A small side of fries was of the coated variety, and while some good hand-cut fries are always preferred, these were a safe bet and still hit the spot. Tunisian Dude may be off the beaten path, but you're got to try this this unique restaurant slinging some delicious Tunisian bites!

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The Tunisian Dude - Exterior

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The Tunisian Dude - Beef stuffed baguette with fries

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Beef stuffed baguette with fries

The Canteen - Kale salad with bacon and Parmesan

The Canteen

4.5(85 reviews)
15.5 km•Downtown Dartmouth
•$$

Took the short ferry ride from downtown Halifax across the harbor and walked up the street to this…read morefantastic little place in Dartmouth. We were lucky to get a table in the small outdoor patio and enjoyed Seafood Chowder, Cobb Salad and the star of the show, the Crobster Roll. Everything was fresh and well prepared. Great way to spend the afternoon, highly recommended!

Mouthwateringly delicious. This rather small restaurant in downtown Dartmouth has a big reputation…read morefor excellent cuisine. Prices are in line with other dining establishments in its genre. On to the food -- My spouse ordered seafood chowder and said the broth in particular had tremendous flavor. It was filled with haddock, 2 scallops, 4 mussels, and a bit of lobster along with potatoes, carrots, celery and onions. A tiny biscuit came with the chowder, which was a little disappointing. I ordered the scallop and pea risotto which offered an explosion of flavor in every bite. The creamy risotto came fused with mint and a dotting of fresh peas, and the 5 scallops topped with crème fresh and mini radish sticks and fresh pea pods added texture. Service was spot on, and since we did not have reservations yet were the first to enter when the establishment opened in the evening, the staff graciously gave us a 90-minute window to enjoy our meal. If we vacation in this quaint town again, The Canteen definitely will be among the first eateries we visit.

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The Canteen - Counter seating inside

Counter seating inside

The Canteen - Crobster Roll!

Crobster Roll!

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Salt Shaker Deli - Bigggg roll

Salt Shaker Deli

4.2(189 reviews)
52.1 km
•$$

We had a fantastic meal at Salt Shaker Deli in Lunenburg, and the locally sourced ingredients…read morereally stood out. The scallop linguini was amazing, featuring Adams & Knickle scallops, Oulton's smoked bacon, arugula, garlic, and Parmesan. The combination of fresh local scallops with the smoky bacon and greens was absolutely delicious. Love seeing local ingredients showcased this well! Their lobster roll was also one of the best we've had. Great seasoning with tarragon, mayo, celery, and greens, all tucked into a homemade roll. Simple, fresh, and perfectly balanced. The seafood linguini was basically Nova Scotia on a plate... loaded with scallops, mussels, and shrimp. We absolutely loved it... although it could have used just one more local ingredient: lobster! And then there was the linguine limone, which was another standout. Bright, fresh lemon zest with toasted pine nuts made for a fantastic pasta. By the end, there was absolutely no room for dessert which is probably a good sign of how much we enjoyed the meal! Great local ingredients, generous portions, and delicious seafood. A must-try when visiting Lunenburg.

Salt Shaker Deli is a lovely restaurant/inn by the waterfront of Lunenburg. I came here because I'd…read moreseen many reels featuring its famous lobster roll and chowder, which have been regarded as some of the best in town by many locals and visitors. The patio setup is absolutely gorgeous, with views of the Bluenose II and many other ships along the shoreline. The service was also very friendly. Food-wise, the portion was EXTREMELY satisfying. At $34, it's probably one of the biggest lobster rolls around, filled to the top with lobster meat (I also LOVED that they used arugula instead of lettuce). It's worth every penny. The chowder was also very nice - piping hot and full of seafood and potatoes. The potato wedges? Big, phat wedges that were probably made from two whole russet potatoes, paired with a super creamy and delicious, pepper-forward aioli. Yes and love it!! A few things that could be improved with the food, though: The lobster roll could use some additional seasoning/dressing. Cold lobster rolls often need a bit more seasoning or dressing since the meat itself isn't as flavour-forward as it is in warm rolls. The chowder was great, but I usually prefer mine to be creamier and thicker. Lastly, the potato wedges could use a bit more crispiness on the exterior to elevate them to perfection. Perhaps a double fry? Overall, I think this restaurant is still worth every penny, especially considering the generous portions and how extremely fresh the food is. I really enjoyed my meal.

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Salt Shaker Deli - Pistachio gelato

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G's Pizza - pizza - Updated October 2026

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