Nothing but good things to say about the Fisherman's Market. The selection was enormous. Everything…read moreyou could possibly want from the sea was available. Service was fantastic. Very well informed and willing to provide any help required from what to buy to how to prepare. Prices were very reasonable. Couldn't have been fresher unless I caught it myself. Have been back already within the week and would definitely make it a regular shop if we lived in the area. Special thanks to the wonderful employees that made our "Seafood Diet" this week out of this world!

Purchased a few "freshly cooked lobsters" from this location and was sadly very disappointed. I am…read moreused to cooking my lobsters at home fresh and am aware that the water should be salted but the lobsters I purchased were almost inedible because they were soooooooo salty and they also had a terrible aftertaste. They were also over cooked. I've bought pre cooked lobbies from other locations before when in a time crunch like I was this time and never had this issue. They were ruined. When paying top dollar for lobbies from a fisherman's market, you think they'd know how to cook them.

Great place, fresh beautiful lobsters to take away and cook!…read moreThey also have a great selection of other shellfish available

This is a great stop along the route to Peggy's Cove in Nova Scotia. Wholesaler located right…read morealong the water staffed with informative representatives. Dave gave us information about: the lifecycle of a lobster, how to determine the sex of a lobster, how there is one large cracking claw and a slightly smaller grabber claw, the general ages based on size, putting a lobster to sleep, how lobsters are caught in a trap, how to put a rubber band around the claws, ... yep a whole bunch of information on the "lobsta". To top the information provided, Dave brought out various sizes ranging from a pound to bigger than 2.5 pounds. He said he has seen an eight pounder... As for eating, they used to cook up the lobsters on site but that was shut down by complaints from Halifax and local seafood restaurants. They do ship by FedEx worldwide.

Great spot for getting fresh live lobster. Very reasonable prices with lots of lobster available. I…read morecame here on a Sunday and got 8 lobsters for just over $10 a pound. Plus, I bought a few other items for enjoying my "lobster-with-friends-party". I also enjoyed walking around the area like the peaceful marsh or shopping. Definitely a good place to go and make half a day out of it.

Very poor selection of fish, served by young people that had no idea about the product they are…read moreselling or the origin,whether farmed or wild.

Kindly heed my warning. Do not order from this company. Absolutely horrific customer service (or…read morelack of it is more like it). Terrible doesn't begin to describe this company.

Amazing shops and boardwalks! I'm the summer they have a little donut shop called dockside donuts…read moreand it is totally delicious!

Sister Sarah and I drove to Fisherman's Cove…read more Fisherman's Cove is both frozen in time and constantly evolving. Nestled in a centuries old fishing community, they're home to a unique collection of gift shops, museums and art galleries, delicious restaurants, coffee and bake shops, ice-cream canteens and fish n' chip shacks. Because it's off-season, a lot of the shops were closed but it was fun to walk around ... I love being by the water. In addition to the shops, it also functions as a fishing wharf. I never knew this place existed until today. I imagine it's an awesome place in the summer with all the shops open.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Popular Farmers' Market. Too…read morecrowded for me. A good variety of vendors, but I prefer the Halifax Brewery Market, personally. The Long Version: When my husband and I were in Halifax recently, we did 2 Markets back-to-back, this one and the Halifax Brewery Market and I personally liked the Halifax Brewery Market better, as it had more interesting foods and vendors and wasn't as crowded. My impression is that this Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market is more for tourists and the Halifax Brewery Market is more for locals, but I could be wrong. I got a Pancit Bihon for my husband and I to share at Pinoy's Best Halifax. It was $7 for a small serving. It tasted good and had this Liptons Chicken Soup smell that I loved, lol. Weird, I know. I just didn't like that they microwaved it in a plastic container. I would have preferred it if it was kept in metal warming trays and served into a cardboard container. My husband got a 4L jug of Maple syrup from Ripley's Maple ($58) for his sister. She was coming to Halifax too but not when the Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market would be open so she asked him to get it for her. He gave it to her in Halifax and she was driving home, so we cannot attest to whether the jug would survive a flight in checked baggage, it would be at your own risk, lol. I'm glad we checked out this market. If we were in the area again on future visits to Halifax I would drop by, but I wouldn't specifically plan to go to it like we did this time. (179)

Lovely market for fresh produce lovers. Enjoyed walking and finding amazing Artifactsread more

Perfect delivery and excellent lobster. Very Fresh! The communication was amazing and the supplier…read moremade me feel very confident in my order. Five stars!!

It looks pretty basic from the outside, in fact initially I didn't know it had inside seating…read more Inside it's clean a new looking with miniature picnic tables for a few groups. Counter service only but the attendent was very friendly. Broad menu including seafood , salads, sushi and rice bowls. I ordered and paid for a one piece fish and chips but received two reasonable sized pieces. Even with one piece prices are reasonable. The fish was very good, light batter and fresh tasting. The fry order was generous and perfectly seasoned. The order came with an obligatory tub of slaw and tartar, both pretty good. They also sell fresh and frozen seafood and baked items. Great to have this venue in the neighbourhood.

Fish was wonderful. Loved the crispy batter. Plenty of fish on a 1 piece. Fries are nothing…read morespecial.

Local Source is a great place to get all of your Farmers' Market goodies when it's not Saturday…read moremorning. It's so nice to have a spot that serves as a baby-grocery store, offering great local produce and delightful items, like cheeses from Nova Scotia and grains from New Brunswick. They also sell goods like maple syrup, frozen local and organic berries, as well as a variety of meats. You can even stop by for lunch, as they have sammies and salads, as well as coffee, tea and sweets. I love biking over in the summer and stocking up on apples. One of my favorite things to buy is their raw milk cheese from Quebec - it's a real treat, and although it only comes in small blocks it really goes the distance with its rich and flavorful taste. I support this business' mandate of offering local and mainly organic food year round, while fostering a very nice community space. You should swing by and pick up some yummy consumables today!

Local Source Market is an excellent place to head if you're the type of person who enjoys…read moresupporting local business as well as consuming food that hasn't traveled extensively. In a cross section done in the recent Coast 'Green Halifax' guide you can see that buying basic items such as: Speerville Mills oatmeal, apples, eggs, butternut squash and chicken-- can be found cheaper at Local Source Market, or at least on par with the Halifax Farmer's Market. Some of the things that I found particularly of note: *The Coast Green Halifax Guide *Boates Cider *Meadowbrook maple sausage *Terroir pear honey and sun gold tomato ketchup *Dragons Breathe cheeses. Lots of great choices at Local Source! Be sure to check the bulletin board for community announcements.

This is a fantastic little spot to support our own. The Grainery is a co-op, so everyone involved…read moreis strictly volunteer based. The woman I spoke to was helpful in relaying their focus, and provided a charismatic energy to my visit. I discovered that prices are marked up only slightly, as the organization is non-profit and the co-op is just looking to pay rent every month. With such genuine intentions, its a spot to support. Besides its wide range of grains, the co-op offers pasta, dried fruit, nuts, jams and honey, chocolate, and frozen foods from treats to bread and waffles. There are even organic cleaning supplies towards the back! Its an abundant little spot with a strong backing of locals. And this goes without saying, but all of The Grainery's supply is of the local and organically made origin. While I can't do grains so much, I'll be back for the Raw Chocolate and other treats. Its a collective of people making the extra effort to provide the community with goods. A worthy trip-- food coming from a good place with the intentions to match.

This little coop is amazing! All sorts of pasta and grains that are certified organic…read more I was initially drawn into the coop by their monday and sunday hours of availability: 'open by chance.' -what's not to love about that? 'The grainery' supports other local initiatives and NGO's as well which is reason enough to support them! No pesticides have touched the goods you're apt to find at 'The Grainery,' so stop on by!