I wasn't sure I wanted to go here. I mean, how interesting can the humble potato be? We had it as…read morean optional last stop on our list, if we had time, which we did. It turned out to be a great little regional museum, full of info on the origins of the potatoes and how it travelled the world, fallacies, pests and disease, and modern agriculture, all with great visual aids. In back is a bonus room of old agriculture machinery including a blacksmith shop and cooper (barrel making) shop. There is also a community museum section. I didn't make it there, so no comment, but all included in the price.

Good food, friendly people, fast and delicious! We stopped…read morein twice on our trip to PEI. We had the poutine, the work's potato with hamburger, peas, and gravy with cheese on top. We also had a baked potato and the excellent option we loved was the grilled cheese on potato bread. It was exceptional. The potato soup was wonderful and the chowder was delicious too! Our least favorite was the chili cheese fries, simply because their chili is different than our usual. Highly recommend. The desserts are great too. I actually lost my shoe out of the car and they kept it all week until I made it back by.

This is a tiny museum about an amazing Canadian. It has a brief history of his life, and his…read moresuccess, along with a nice display of the many awards and acknowledgments he received in his lifetime. This might be best combined with a visit to the wind centre on the northern point, above Tignish. They do have an onsite restaurant, though I did not try it. The also hold music events there.