Don't even bother with the menu - you wan't the lobster poutine, yes you do. Seafood perfection -…read moreoh my word. Friendly owners too, and if that's not enough, have the coconut cream pie!

We traveled to Yarmouth on the ferry. I asked two of the workers for a good dinner spot, nothing…read morefancy, just good food. They quickly recommended The Dinner Plate. After debarking, we drove down Water Street and easily found the spot. However, we arrived ten minutes before closing. The owner was outside as we realized this and although we offered to look elsewhere, he was insistent that we come in and order even when we said take out would be absolutely fine and appreciated. We received excellent service from the waitresses, great conversation with the owner about his travels and wonderful food. My husband had the fried haddock and scallops; I had the Rappie pie - a plate full delicious comfort food! ($18.95/$9.95 cad respectively) Sorry, no pictures but we 10/10 recommend!

This quaint and welcoming bakery cafe was such a great little find! They had a great variety of…read morebaked goods (including some gluten free) as well as freshly made delicious breakfast and lunch choices. Their drinks were fairly priced and there were lots of good options. So far the highlights on the menu were cinnamon buns, cheesecake bars, carrot cake, brownies, the breakfast sandwich and the veggie panini! So happy to have such a great fresh spot in Yarmouth!

The food and service here are A+ ! Homemade soups and sandwiches are to die for ! Friendly staff…read moreand great coffee. Don't leave without trying dessert !! Yum !

Absolute worst Chinese food I have ever had. Gave them a second chance and it was just as bad. On…read moretop of that, it was the most expensive Chinese take-out I've ever had, making it doubly not worth it.

Called to check hours and even though they were closing within the hour, we were received warmly…read moreand patiently. We even had to ask to call back because we hadn't made our choices just needed the hours. They were so friendly helping us choose and making clear what was what. He even called us back to make sure we were aware of the difference between what we picked and common misconceptions to ensure they sent us what we were craving. I can't recommend enough! When it first came we thought there was too much to eat in one sitting but we made it thu 4/5 it was so delicious and ate the rest for breakfast,!!!

Sip Cafe checks all my boxes for a great coffee shop: an attractive, comfortable space to hang out,…read moreindependent, non-commercial vibe, friendly staff, baked goods made in house, and of course good coffee. I only had an Americano and a muffin so I can only judge by first impression. The coffee was decent and of course made from locally-roasted, fair-trade-certified beans. The chocolate espresso muffin was good but was kind of "cake"y; it lacked textural interest like chocolate chips or a pleasingly overbaked top. Good flavor though. As I sat with my coffee and planned my day I took in the surroundings. Clean and modern yet retaining a cozy, homey feel. Wood tones and brick dominate the decor. I perused the other food offerings and found a fairly limited selection of baked goods. Several muffin types were available but no croissants, cookies, scones etc. It was late in the morning though so they may have sold out of them. They have breakfast sandwiches made to order, lunch sandwiches, salads, and soups. All looked good. A whole counter dedicated to gelato! All empty though; maybe it's just served in summer? An astoundingly large selection of teas, the many canisters taking up most of the wall space behind the counter. Wish I liked tea! And - very unusual for a coffee shop - beer and cider (all local, craft brands) and wine! Probably coming back tomorrow for beans to take home and maybe sandwiches for a picnic lunch.

Coffee is good, food is mediocre. Service depends on who is behind the counter. When Sip first…read moreopened the food was great I feel bad saying that it has lost something along the way but it's true .

The food is freshly prepared and delicious with good portions. The staff is very friendly and…read moreefficient. Great place! We ate here on our trip this past September and when we were back in the area last week we made sure to go back for lunch again! The next time we are visiting this area we will definitely be back.

So very sad to give this business only 3 stars. We found them on Yelp and were looking for…read moresomething substantive and filling after a day of whale watching in East Ferry, Digby ... kids were hankering for some grilled cheese sandwiches which the reviews raved about here! So we drove all the way out to Bear River ... only to find this place closed (even though their hours said they were open). :( Looked (from the outside) like a lovely place. We ended up driving to Annapolis Royal for dinner.

I went in to get some coffee.. it was great coffee. I picked up these cruffins as well but due to…read moreeating the next day, they weren't fresh... That is okay. I found the service to be quick and sort of friendly? I'm not sure if this is just how Yarmouth folks are lol . Very monotone, but not rude. I would go back to get the full experience.

Food is always good, homemade, and fresh. The coffee is good, and service is top-notch. Be sure to…read morebring some rolls or bread home!

To me this is a dive in a small town. I had the seafood chowder, which was the "Chowder of the…read moreday". The chowder had a good amount of seafood, but was a little bland for me. I added a little salt and it took the dish to the next level. The small order of fries, looked huge! I could not eat all of it. If I ever come here again, (travel) I would try their fish and chips.

This is no longer Town and Country Diner. It has been totally remodled and is now under new…read moreownership. Admittedly the old place lacked decor etc. It is now called Beech Street Kitchen and is primarily offering breakfast and lunch options. The food is interesting and good quality. Very clean premises. Owners are very friendly.

Pretty bad service all together, they messed up my order twice and forgot my donut. The wait time…read moreis relatively low though!

We are here almost every night. A great place to meet friends and make new ones. We are on a…read morefirst name basis with Most staff and they are wonderful but service is a little different. They worry more about the drive through then counter service. We have to wait so long some times and they clean out the baked goods shelves sometimes 2 hours before closing. This is a great place for many seniors to teens

We ate at The Fundy upstairs. We ordered the famous digby scallops and the appetizer sampler. The…read morefood was good but not the best I've ever had. The noise was tolerable but loud inside. Service was great and the food was served pretty quick even though the restaurant busy on this Saturday night. Our server was great and knowledgeable about the scallops.

Pros: excellent food, friendly, speedy, professional service, and views of the bay. Con: very…read moreexpensive for what we got. We both got the "scallop dinner," which was about 8-10 medium-size sauteed scallops, plus a small roast potato and a fist-sized portion of mixed vegetables. Nothing else except two soft drinks -- no apps, no dessert , no alcohol, no coffee -- and our check was $96 plus tip! Scallops are supposedly super-plentiful in Digby, so shouldn't they be fairly cheap?

Skip the 'SIP' and head over to 'The Studio' in the site of the old Perky Owl. If you're looking…read morefor real coffee - this is it! New owners that are doing it right. Limited hours (8-3) but lots of good treats and a nice spot to have a good, strong coffee. Owner is an artist so you will find a few beautiful gems here. Grab a (super cheap!) post card and write it out before heading up Cumberland to Willow to mail it at the post office. Free street parking or a few (awkward) spots in the lot off Cumberland. Accessible spot with a ramp!