Best coffee on the whole South Shore! Hardly any signage, a local gem. Accessible! (go up the side…read moreof the building and there's a ramp!) I've tried them all, in Lunenburg, including the new Barn. Hands down Number Nine is the most awesome espresso and coffee in the coolest space. Lovely barristas. Place is is owned by a singer, and artists (and locals like boatmakers!) are regulars. Music always great but not obtrusive, peaceful vibe. Charming as heck. Highly recommend this third-wave coffee joint. Don't miss it if you come to Lunenburg! In a historic old grey house. Sometimes a line-up, but it's worth it, so chat with others while you wait and relax. (Also a gorgeous, accessible ramp back garden area - you can bring your dog!) 135 Montague, on the main drag next to a small record store.

Perfect latte in a quaint converted home with individual rooms for sitting. Mostly vegan options…read morefor baked goods - vegan cinnamon rolls, vegan Nanaimo bars, scones. My personal preference would be to have more baked goods that are moist or light that paired better with coffee.

What a great find! This cozy restaurant is a couple of blocks up from the tourist-overrun Lunenburg…read morewaterfront, so much quieter. We each enjoyed superb, fresh-made scallop and bacon chowder (our "cups" were more like a small bowls with an ample serving) and shared a delicious grilled cheese sandwich. The owner-chef clearly loves her work. So did we!

What a lovely spot; great people, with delicious food in a cute environment. The Bagel lox was the…read morebest i've ever had; the croissant sandwich was also delicious. We're also bringing back the bread pudding; heard they have the best!

Always good food some great desserts love stopping in on the way to the fairy. Coffee is always hot…read moreor cold depending on if you want hot or ice coffee staff is always helpful especially with our group since we are all apart of the disabled community thry are very patient with us

There's really nothing I can say that hasn't already been said here. There's a reason this place…read moregets such great reviews; it's great! Absolutely love the fact that you can get quality baking and then head down the stairs to check out the artist co-op and bookstore without going outside. Amazing patio/wharf out back for summer months and a must visit for a cool artist vibe that is much less busy than the touristy Lunenburg area.

Felt like I found a gem here in Lunenberg. This is a lovely bakery with homemade artisanal bread…read moreand pastries. The cafe itself shares the space is a Japanese restaurant. The pastry we got was delicious with buttery crust and not so sweet filling. The coffee was good, a bit strong for the taste. I usually don't take photos of restrooms, but this restroom was so pretty and clean. Loved the sink! The service was helpful and friendly. If you are visiting Lunenberg I highly recommend this place!

Cute spot! Came towards the end of the day so selections were limited but the croissant was…read moreamazing! Definitely recommend! Service was great!

This little gem is located between Lunenburg and Mahone Bay. Everything is homemade - from breads…read moreto baking. You can custom order your breakfast/lunch. I had the breakfast sandwich with bacon and egg on chive bread with homemade tomato jam and my hubby had a freshly made omelette. We took two cinnamon buns to go! This is an absolute must stop - normally I am not even a breakfast fan The employees were lovely and the ambience was warm and welcoming!

Hi! WELL, what a pleasant surprise! A new Restaurant…read morethat sprung up! We arrived just as they closed, haha... but they let us in to chat and buy some of their DELICIOUS baking... Which is ALL made from scratch!! All their Breads are home made and NOT brought in, like at the Rose Bistro down the road.... The owner of this "Hungry Traveler" and their staff are warm and kind people! There is outside Patio Seating, TONS of Parking, and it's at: 10117 Highway 3... Phone: 902-518-2535 .... It's on the way to the Rose Bistro, [which we will NEVER patronize again]... Their menu is "All Day Breakfast"... and Sandwich type Brunch! They also cater trays... They have a "Build your OWN" Breakfast... The place is seemingly serene... [with none of the 'out of control' kids or over-crowding, like at that Rose Bistro down the road]... Their food offerings are cheaper and budget friendly....And they do not 'push you through' to get to the next customer, like the Bistro... The Brunch Sandwiches look amazing... and we intend to eat our way through their menu offerings!! The Sandwiches are decent sized... with HOME-MADE Bread!! We are going back for their Vietnamese Sandwich... It's traditional, right down to the marinated Chicken, Pickled Daikon & Carrot Slaw, fresh Cilantro etc.... The Curried Chicken looks great, and so does the Vegan Mashed Buffalo Chick Peas... It will be hard to decide what to eat after the Vietnamese Sandwich for sure!!! And the place is immaculate! The "Hungry Traveler" has our attention and our cash! Reading between the lines, you can probably tell we had just experienced "A Brunch from hell" at the Rose Bistro down the road... screaming/crying kids...Parents ignoring the bad behavior, some were running around... ...We grabbed our cutlery and water and went outside... We DIDN'T enjoy our meal which cost around $48.00 ... We had some nice times there, but are fed up with the WILDLIFE... this was a BOMB...and we will never return.

We picked up some to go items including pasta salad and pot pies. Really delicious!!! Very well…read moreseasoned. Wonderful staff! Cheesecakes were delicious too!

Amazing bakery and patisserie! Excellent take home pizza. Try their specialty of pepito and sticky…read morebuns; they are to die for!

I went in to simply get my favourite cookies in town, not expecting much…read more but when I went in I was greeted by this lovely girl named emma, I can't stress enough how sweet and kind she was to me and I will be coming back weekly thanks to her amazing vibes and service!

Have been researching coffee places to try on our 2 week adventure to NS. Of course, staying in…read moreLunenburg the first option and plenty written about was Laughing Whale. Stopped in on our first morning. Great menu and list of options including pastries and food items. Being a coffee "nerd" it was cool seeing the grinders, drippers, filters, etc on the wall for purchase! Everything was great! Kids loved the cookies, we loved the sausage roll and our coffees were absolutely fantastic. Great flavor, perfect size, and very knowledgeable! I started to have an allergic reaction later in the day so we started tracking down what I had in the day - gave them a call and they helped out with ingredients that they knew of. Later on in the day, we received a phone call back from Steve who had gone out of his way to call his local sources for more ingredient knowledge. Definitely wasn't expecting a return call with extra information! Incredibly nice people and we are already planning our coffee order for tomorrow!

Service was exceptional, all workers were super kind and I loved the home style cooking. I had a…read morephenomenal Nutella milkshake, best i've ever had! My egg salad sandwich just needed some salt and pepper but that was a simple fix. One not the egg salad is only made with egg and mayo so if you love it for the mustard just be wary. Overall loved it and would recommend and come back anytime!

My husband and I took his uncle and aunt out for lunch at Memories and overall the food was good…read more It's a cafe where you order and pay at the counter. Then they give you a number to place at your table. Once your food is ready, they bring it to your table. It was my husband's and my first time there, but my husband's uncle and aunt are regulars. They had their usual orders, which were the Club Sandwich ($8.50) and the BLT ($6.25) I got the Fish Cakes with Chow Chow and a side garden salad ($11.95). My husband got the Chicken Curry "Panini" (either $8.95 or $9.95, I forget). The sandwiches do not come with sides. My fish cakes were quite good. They were a little more potatoes than fish, but still flavourful and tasty. It was my first time having chow chow (which I've been told is a very Nova Scotian thing) and I would describe it as a green tomato relish. It went well with the fish cakes. The side salad was mostly romaine lettuce with some cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions and grated cheese. The dressing was a creamy ranch. The salad was nothing special IMO, but ingredients were at least fresh. My husband's "Panini" was more of a grilled sandwich, as the bread was sliced sandwich bread and not the bread one usually associates with panini. It was pressed in a grill though. He liked it, but it looked too mayonnaise-y for me, lol. My husband's aunt and uncle enjoyed their sandwiches. Staff were friendly and the place has a relaxed cafe atmosphere. There aren't that many places to eat out in Liverpool (NS), but Memories seems to be one of the more popular places. There's free parking in the town lot, by the information centre, which is really close by (well, everything in Liverpool is close by, lol, but you can literally see the cafe from the parking lot).