This place is fantastic! The coffee and pastries are delicious, the setting is absolutely adorable…read moreand the owners are super nice. I'm from Washington DC and I wish I had a café so delightful near me. A special feature is the muskrats in the nearby pond.

Wow. A funky, colorful cafe with nice seating areas. The art gallery next door has fun wood…read morecarvings that match the overal ambience. Can get good espresso coffee, baked goods, and lunch type items. The owners were very friendly.

I stumbled upon this absolute GEM and fell in love! This place is adorable inside and sells a wide…read morevariety of items - from vintage t-shirts to cook books to seaweed snacks to sustainable laundry detergent to more! The inventory is really well curated and beautifully arranged. My friend and I had so much fun looking at all of the shelves and items. Besides being gorgeous and fun to explore, this little place has a tasty cafe! My friend and I came back two days in a row just to get more cappuccinos and try different homemade treats. Food/drink we got: - cappuccinos: hot, lots of foam, quality espresso! - cranberry scone: awesome flavor, delicate glaze on top. a bit too bready and not crumbly enough for my taste - raspberry pecan bar: rich!! dense, balanced flavors, delicious - cruller: AMAZING! a must try! this is like a cross between a popover, a donut, and an apple fritter. absolutely heavenly I loved sitting in this shop and just enjoying the atmosphere. I'd come all the time if I lived in the area. Definitely stop by if you're in Chéticamp!

This place was an amazing gem in the middle of Chéticamp. If youre looking for a place to pick up…read moreunique, local gifts (and delicious coffee, ice cream, and pastries) that provides a slightly more upscale shopping experience in the area, head to Marguerite!

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.

Must stop here!!! A great bakery with a wide variety of breads. Several sandwiches ready to go for…read morea hike. Lots of yummy treats post hike. Absolutely recommend Viva Chocolate Brownies, plural because you can't stop with just one, so get two.

Amazing espresso coffees as well as muffins and other bakery goods. Very nice covered outside…read moreseating area

This was a find. Decent coffee, good pastries and restrooms. Oh, very friendly service too. You are…read morein a fairly remote place so this makes the good coffee all the better.. rivals what I have had in big city coffee shops. Just a little hard to get too but in a beautiful part of the world.

Good breakfast and delicious baked goods! Nice cafe that locals visit near Margaree on the Cabot…read moretrail. A relaxing place to enjoy a cup of coffee and meet some friendly Nova Scotian locals.

Excellent lunch stop on Cabot Trail South. We had the "Kicked Up BLT" Autumn Bisque, classic…read morelemonade and banana cake. Everything was made fresh and the kitchen really knows what they are doing! The multigrain bread used in the sandwich was airy, soft and slight nutty flavor. We got there late so the pastry and breads were pretty much gone so get there early if that's what brings you here. You get a number and your order is brought to your table. Service was efficient, friendly and no fuss. Atmosphere was like a busy coffee shop, with the same amount of noise you would expect. But there is outdoor seating for anyone with mobility issues or large groups. They even had live music starting just as we were leaving. Great experience!

The food is unexpectedly sophisticated. From the name you'd expect very ordinary options. A…read moredelicious vegan samosa with chutney and a vegan pesto pasta salad were delicious. The service was friendly and very efficient. The eclectic offering of vintage kitschy houseware was entertaining too!

This is a darling place with imaginative sandwiches and fixings. Had a chicken salad with almonds…read moresandwich and some soba noodles with peanut sauce. Both were exceptional. Tables and chairs on wrap around porch or take out

I am always looking for local, out-of-the-way places for my tour group. I find it gives them a…read moresense of place when visiting new locales. It also gives them the opportunity to try local specialties, and usually homemade desserts. Definitely unassuming from the outside, and as stated by others, it is part of the community center building. Nothing fancy inside, but we came to eat. Everybody was wearing a smile when they walked in... One of the group is celiac and they had no problem making up a dish that took care of the need. I love homemade bread and it was perfect for my crab sandwich. Very good seafood chowder! I am a big milk drinker and it was ice cold - perfect. I will be bringing next year's tour here for a meal!

I stayed at a motel nearby and there aren't many food options around here. We tried the Bay Cafe…read morefor breakfast our first morning and just kept coming back. Endless coffee refills and crispy bacon, that's speaking my language. It seems to be predominantly locals that dine here, we saw maybe a couple other tourists wander in. Free wifi and friendly service. Prices aren't bad, either. It was cash only.

This is the place to stop on the road to the Provincial Park. Great service, great food, and great…read morerest stop. Homey old place, well worn extremely clean. Inviting place with great food, the lobster roll and fish and chips were excellent. Tip. Pop & beer are bottled are canned.

Good stop. I was excited about reviews for gf baked goods,…read morethough there were only 2 things to choose from (a crumble and a brownie). I went with the French toast (gf bread). The waitress made sure I knew it was cooked on a shared cooktop (not sure if there were options not to but I'm allergy not celiac so this was ok for me). It was great, very fluffy bread. My boyfriend had a breakfast platter that he devoured. That could be gf too.

These folks really know and love their coffee, which is roasted on site and is excellent. You can…read moreenjoy it there (lots of seating) or take it away (several different blends are available, whole beans or ground to order). Lots of baked goods, too, although no pastries. We tried the oatmeal chocolate chunk cookies, which were pretty good.

The Halifax coffee recommendation from these guys was Espresso 46 on the North End…read more A GREAT recommendation. Wonderful coffee and a small, beautifully curated Farmer's Market/shop built in/next door with THE best selection of the most beautiful produce we've seen in all of the Maritimes!!!

Real butter. Made me so happy to see they actually showed me the block of real butter they melt for…read morethe lobster. The lobster was good but I left hungry for $54.99 as the sides were not. Weird potato salad and cole slaw. The blueberry with caramel sauce cake was absolutely delicious though. We also enjoyed the bacon wrapped scallops. Just wish they came with more for the price. Enjoyed the live lobster tank. All and all good meal but not the best on Cape Breton

If we could give more than 5 stars, we would! Every bite at this seafood spot was a standout. The…read moreseafood is incredibly fresh. We started with the steamed mussels, and they were absolutely perfect -- tender, flavorful, and clearly just out of the water. The scallops were seared to golden perfection, and the lobster roll was everything you want it to be: buttery, packed with meat, and served on the perfect roll. Service was on point from start to finish -- attentive, friendly. This place is an absolute gem. It's a solid 5-star experience in our books and one we'll be recommending to everyone we know!