Great seafood at a reasonable price. Generous portions of…read morefresh seafood as this place is literally across the street the wharf.

Clean, pretty restaurant. Great service. Serving was plentiful. They serve local distillery…read more(Boatskeg) products. Support local.

Excellent small town restaurant with amazing food and portion sizes. I stopped here after my first…read morechoice was closed and I am sorry I did not make this spot my first choice. I started with the cup of seafood chowder which was really a bowl. he broth was perfect and the mix of seafood impressive. It was a great starter. I tried the Rappie Pie because when in NS.... It was OK but not really my cup of team. The quality of the dish was excellent but it was my first taste of it - at the encouragement of mom - and it just didn't work for me. I doubt it would work for me anywhere so I wouldn't ding them for this dish which is an Acadian classic. I finished with the Swedish Apple pie which was also amazing. I would definitely recommend a stop at Red Cap if you are in the area. There was one server - as bast as I could tell - and she was so pleasant and attentive. She did a great job!

Ive been to a couple place before…read more Ive had a couple fresh seafood dinners. Maine has good seafood. Southern or Western Nova Scotia depending on your orientation has better. Probably one of the best, freshest seafoods Ive ever had. Absolutely delicious and spectacular. While we are on the subject we had extremely, friendly, great customer service. The restaurant is very homey, clean, and tight. I had the seafood chowder - so good. And Fish and Chips - awesome. And I washed it down with a nice Canadian draft brew. My GF had the seafood platter (clams, oysters, all that stuff) and she really liked it. Oh, yeah. Big tyme, big time. I saw someone gave a one star review. Disregard / overlook that. Its not credible.

My wife and I went looking for a good place to eat. We found it. It was a little out of our way,…read morebut well worth it! The food was excellent, service was great. The staff was attentive, but not over bearing. The ambience was nice. We did have a very large party that was very loud, however they cannot control that. Some people are just loud. This is a hidden gem. I highly recommend this place.

What a wonderful experience! I stopped on my way to Yarmouth for a bio break and lunch. The…read morebathroom had actual towels that you used and put into a hamper. I wasn't planning to have a cocktail this early, but the cocktail menu was so intriguing I had to try one. They were serving the brunch menu since it is Sunday, and I had excellent eggs Benedict. Everything was just beautifully done.

Great little seafood shack just a few minutes off the 103 (exit 20). Their throw-down claim of Best…read moreClams in the World is bold, and I've got to admire that. They were darn good--dredged in flour and deep-fried just until done (no rubbery necks here!)--but there are three places in Dartmouth that do it ever so slightly better (Sam's, John's Lunch, and The Wharf). That said, the bonus here is that you can just get a plate of clams without fries. Small is $13 and large is $16.50. Fish and chips was also good ($10.50 for 2 pieces, $12.50 for 3), but the batter was unevenly cooked. The fish was incredibly fresh and cooked to a juicy tenderness despite the uneven batter. The fries are forgettable. I got a side of coleslaw, which was nice but had a bit too much dressing on it for my liking. Slaw comes in many sizes ranging from $1.05 to $3.75. Other delights on the menu were a lobster sandwich for $15, a turkey burger for $5.95, a hot turkey burger for $6.35, club sandwich for $9.50 (with fries $11.75), burger for $4.25 (with fries $5.75). They have a lovely patio with not much of a view. Patio season is short here, so sit out there if it's not cold!

Overpriced, poor portion size and tasteless. Had 2 orders of class and chips and 2 orders of fish…read moreand chips. Neither had much for flavor. The price for portion size was very disappointing as I had always heard good things about this place. Would never go back here.

Wow! You really know you're in the lobster capital of Canada here! I had the Ooey Gooey Haddock…read morewhich is covered in a lobster cream sauce and baked au gratin. Who says seafood and cheese don't go together? Not me! Super cute decor and friendly service, with local beer and wine. If in the area, this is a must.

Ok. I'm not a Canadian but now that I've found this place I may become one. Everything was…read morefantastic, service was excellent and Wonderful Wanda makes the best jam in the world. We had the lobster bisque, the Lobster Fondue, pountain, and chocolate cake. They were all Outstanding! For Me the best was the Lobster Fondue. It was out of this world. Which is interesting because they are only a few miles from where a UFO crashed in the 60's.

Have enjoyed many a good meal here. Just recently enjoyed a boiled lobster dinner , exceptional…read morelocal lobster, caught by the owners husband Bruce. The clams have always been a favourite of mine and our friend Ruth. Great fresh fish.

We ordered the lobster chowder. it wasn't brought to us for 40 minutes. My wife twice asked the…read moreserver why we'd not received our order when other parties who had arrived after us had come and gone. The response was, "I don't know, maybe we had a bunch of take out orders." They didn't. We were seated on the outside patio; the only vehicles that arrived carried patrons who dined at the restaurant. (I had plenty of time to pay attention to the surroundings.) The chowder was not worth five minutes of waiting. The bisque was flavorless. It had the kind of blandness imparted by using too much flour for thickening, and it was scarcely seasoned. The potatoes--which constituted most of the dish--tasted earthy. The blandness and earth taste cost 18.50 a bowl.

We stopped here for lunch during our road trip, nice and cozy restaurant with great service and…read moregood ambiance. Our server was friendly and prompt. She also gave us good useful tips about locations around the area for our road trip. We had the Seafood Combo from the South Shore's Finest section of the menu. The haddock, shrimps and scallops were nicely fried and and oils were drained out properly, liked it. Had the banana split ice cream as dessert. A nice restaurant for decent dining. Convenient parking at the large private lot.

Staff was friendly and quick to serve us. I highly recommend the appetizers plate as it was…read moredelicious and had a lot of food for cheap. Husband got the seafood chowder which had large chunks of lobster, haddock and much more. He really enjoyed the homemade biscuit that it came with as well. I have a slice of coconut cream pie for desert and it was amazing. Also didn't find that the restaurant was to pricy either.

Lovely spot in Shelburne. Ambience is great. Plenty of room. Food was fantastic. We ordered the…read morescallops. Service was superb.

Loved the ambiance and the menu was interesting. We tried their Thai shrimp beignets as an…read moreappetizer and they seemed a little over cooked and by themselves not very flavorful. They were accompanied by a curry sauce which did help and redeemed the dish's flavor. As entrees we tried their scallop special and the lobster and scallop dish on the menu. Expecting pan seared scallops based on asking the wait staff how they were prepared, we were sorely disappointed. Both dishes resulted in scallops that were more steamed than seared. The Sauces needed more richness in their flavor. Mine was the special with garlic sauce. Pretty bland. Husband had a tomato based sauce. Much better than mine.