Stop by this former old pharmacy store for a delicious coffee or tea…read more To go and dine in. A second location is in the container market at the port. London fog coffee was made with loose tea-honey available as a sweetener. Plant based milk options.

Had a great experience here! Really enjoyed my caramel Apple latte, it wasn't too sweet with I…read moreliked. The egg bites were soft and creamy!

A very lovely and helpful knitting resource behind the counter made Cricket's Cove a wonderful and…read moreinformative experience for knitters traveling through St John. The shop sits on the lower level of what felt like a depressed shopping mall that may have seen better days. Quiet and empty, the mall had an overall borderline creepy feeling, but once inside the shop, all was right. Cricket's Cove has an excellent selection of yarns, needles and patterns. They also have a fair amount of knitted items out for sale as well.

I did not get to the St John store but gave the four stars on Mona's teaching at the Algonquin…read moreResort's Cricket Cove knitting retreat March 14th. She is great if you ever get to take a class with her go for it.

Rodney and Ida Wiley primarily run their wood working business, Naturally Wood, out of the Halifax…read moreFarmer's Market, on the main level of the Brewery Market Place. These folks have all manner of amazing products! Fancy a mortar and pestle made from Guyana Purple Hart and Nova Scotian Oak? They have it! Lots of mixing bowls, lazy Susan's (renamed: functional Ida's), cutting boards and all manner of other useful hand crafted tools. Most of the products that the Wiley's create are made with differing woods from all over the world. This makes for a colourful and highly unique finished product. These people are extremely kind. I wholeheartedly recommend you support this local business.

I bought several things during my visits to the Lunenburg Farmer's market in the summer and they…read moreare absolutely beautiful. What a great way to get fantastic gifts! I cannot wait to purchase more (especially the bowls).-

Love this place! Carla has a great eye for art, jewellery and mid-century modern antiques (no…read morespinning wheels). Prices are excellent and the stock changes often. I've picked up any number of items from here and keep coming back.

From the owner: We have two barns filled to the rafters with antique home furnishings, from country to mid-century…read moremodern. The Green Barn also carries a wide range of collectables, art, vintage jewelry and wearables, lighting, architectural house parts, and more...

Wow!! Three Bags Full was a pleasant surprise! They were not in Yelp, but a shop in Shediak showed…read moreup - about half an hour away. Before taking that drive, was going to call them to check their hours, only to find out they had closed permanently. Boo! However, further research showed that TBF was open, and closer to where we are visiting. So, everyone else was busy doing other things, so I headed down by myself to go take a look. I'm looking for yarn and tools to knit myself slipper-socks and mittens, and souvenir yarns. It doesn't look that big a place from the front of the shop, but it's long and narrow, with plenty of yarn and inspiration in it! When I walked in, the shop clerk was sitting at a table, knitting, watching for clients. She put her project down right away, and helped me find what I needed (good thing I had brought the book with me!) And as I've just finished knitting a pair of socks, I needed a new project, so I asked if she could wind the yarn up for me, which she did. It's a lovely shop! If I lived closer, I'd take time to sit and knit there on a regular basis. PS: the clerk told me that they've been open only since June 1st! Bravo and kudos!! Good luck too!