The best Bakery ever. The bread, rolls, pies and cinnamon buns are amazing. Look forward to…read morevisiting Aucoin Bakery every year. The staff is great! See you next year! :)

Not bad but not worth the hype. If you want pretty good baked goodies and bread at relatively…read morecheaper prices, this is a good stop. Got the apple fritter, crusty roll and molasses loaf to-go. Everything was fine, good to munch on during a roadtrip and didn't break the bank. While I wouldn't go out of my way to pass by here, if you're in the area and craving a treat, you could do worse.

Who knew such a simple combination - a sandwich, salad, and baked goods - could make for one of the…read morebest meals on my East Coast trip?! Dancing Goat is a MUST, worth the detour even. The deli style muffuleta sandwich was jam packed between freshly baked toast. They didn't skimp on the (real) bacon or (real) parmesan cheese either, just look at the picture! And perhaps best of all were the delicious array of baked goods - the lemon glazed cookie and chocolate raspberry torte were both incredible. I couldn't leave without picking up a few bags of cookies to take home!

First rate roadside treasurer. The food was a high standard and was so amazed at some of the off…read morethe wall fare but they all worked. Go hungry

Every year, this place gets better…read more Drove 20 hours to get here and the donair was worth it, Here's the GOAT order: Large donair, extra tomatoes and extra sauce on the side. Go for it and just be happy you decided to eat here.

On vacation and tried this spot out found the pizza and garlic fingers were made poorly with cheap…read moreproducts, odd tasting, even made me pay an extra $5 for donair sauce that the rest of NS pizza shops just throw in. over priced, tourist trap pizza joint.

Some seriously excellent food in the town of Cheticamp on the Cabot Trail, probably the best we had…read moreduring our weeklong Nova Scotia vacation. For lunch, the chicken in the quinoa bowl was tender and flavorful and the bowl itself was delicious. The lobster roll was also very well made, traditional hot dog bun style and though it wasn't huge, there is obvious emphasis on quality over quantity. If you want to sit outside there is a covered patio as well as picnic tables, and a fire pit. Excellent service. Overall a really nice place to stop for a meal and highly recommended.

Make a reservation during summer…read more L'abri brings shelter from the ordinary seafood cuisine. The menu entailed a good selection of seafood and a solid vegetarian/vegan quinoa bowl. I like spice but I got it on the side as the server warned people had indicated it was too spicy. The cocktails and dessert looked amazing. Ambiance is abrilliant. There was outside seating overlooking the water. Inside was nice.

Stopped for breakfast on the way to Baddeck Hands down…read moreawesome food.My 9 year old ordered a grilled cheese sandwich and she loved it . She was more excited by the fact that they decorated it around with gummy bears.Truly a kids heaven. I had a egg and cheese with onions and peppers.it was the best bread I had. love their indoor vibe and decor.Will definitely come back anytime we are visiting. Love the staff.awesome people.

This might be the best lunch spot around Baddeck. The menu focuses on soup, sandwiches, and salads…read morebut does all three of them very well. (Note: they also have amazing cheeses and desserts) The first soup we had here was a Creamy Sweet Potato that was amazing because of the deep rich flavour. The first sandwich was a chicken and roasted vegetable on beautifully toasted bread. Both the soup and the half sandwich was a perfect amount for lunch; they serve quality not quantity. Looking for a breakfast on the go? Check out their breakfast wraps which were made with crispy bacon and fresh eggs. Finally, the staff was very friendly and so were the other customers with people saying 'hi' and playing with our small child. The result is a great vibe from this place and we will be going back many times.

If you are doing the Cabot trail this restaurant is about half way…read more Lots of options. We got the veggie tray. It had onion rings and mushrooms and broccoli and other veggies deep fried and they have several dipping sauces for it. Well done. Service was prompt and helpful. Ambience was a warm cafeteria style aura. Recommended.

Very basic food, nothing special. The Evangeline Burger was dry, small and tasteless. The…read moreDeep-Fried Fish was very good! However, it was served with frozen french fries and boxed cole slaw. It seems they do not cook here, they just reheat store bought food. Again , the fried fish was the redeeming quality.

Great breakfast sandwich and very friendly service. I would definitely come back here. Coffee is…read moreexcellent. Seating is somewhat limited, so plan accordingly.

After driving a portion of the Cabot Trail we stopped into Salty Rose's and The Periwinkle Cafe for…read morelunch before turning back to Sydney. What a delight. Located in an old home, it is quaint and clean. We ordered a Turkey Sandwich and due to the size, we decided to split the sandwich which was a good decision. We grabbed our sandwich and waters and headed outside to sit at one of the picnic tables as it was a gorgeous and sunny day. The sandwich was delicious. Fresh and flavorful and the bread was soft. The staff was nice, and the location was excellent. They have a parking lot off to the side with plenty of parking. We highly recommend a stop here along the Cabot Trail.

Very cute place to stop by and have a coffee and some fabulous food! Glad we popped in. Don't let…read morethe clucking sound scare you when you enter!

This place may be good for a quick coffee or one of their pastries, but not full breakfasts…read more My eggs had a crunch to them. I was confused by this until I realized only a shell would realistically cause that. Swear I saw a hair, too. The potatoes were excessively bland. The bacon wasn't appetizing. I did love the toast, though! Service is terrible. The workers claimed it was because someone called off, but there was still no less than three or four of them in a place with around a dozen tables. They were all nice, but way too scattered. I probably spent 20 minutes longer here than I should have. Location: 4* Convenience: 1* Service: 1* Product/quality: 1* Aesthetics: 1*

This is THE place on the island to get gelato. It's the best. The flavours are all local and…read moreinspired by the products sourced on the island. I got the loveliest cheese and berry gelato. It wasn't too sweet, had a smoothness to it, and melted so nicely. I also got a small crab cake on the side to eat later and it was flavourful and seasoned! The shop itself is beautiful, lovely kitchen essentials for sale, plenty of seating, a big lunch menu with many choices. Friendly employees. Highly recommend!

After a tiring 3 hour hike on the Skyline trail we decided to have an early dinner…read more Crab dinner, chowder, and salad with lobster. Chowder was a rich broth with generous chunks of fish, scallops, shrimp, and potatoes in a not too creamy base. Delicious with that light and fluffy yet crispy chewy bun. Crab was perfectly cooked fresh and sweet with a ginormous baked potato, carrots, and coleslaw. The salad was also delish with lots of fresh crispy veggies and greens plus a generous portion of lobster on top. The warm apple cake that came with the crab dinner was amazing. Not too sweet and just the right size to share. Service was friendly and I recommend this place when you're in Cheticamp.

Looked like a good place right on the water and became crowed very quickly so I concluded this…read morewould be a good meal. Beware! I ordered the lobster dinner although price was shown as $$$. I did not ask for actual pricing but thought it must be very special. Instead I was served a lobster that was likely not even one pound with very little meat in the tail. I got a large serving of fries and a tiny cup of slaw. Dessert was a very good cake and included. When I finished, the server asked how was the meal. I said the lobster was small. She laughed and stated "they just grab them out of the tank so you never know." Surprise! I was stunned to be presented with a bill for $96 CanadIan! I had only water for my beverage. I don't believe this is an isolated occurrence as the cashier also seemed aware of this issue and would not meet my gaze and just nodded when I complained.