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Souper Duper Soup

4.2 (10 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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“But one day I heard about donair soup on CBC and being a lover of all things donair I told myself I just had to try it.”

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The Naked Pickle

The Naked Pickle

5.0(3 reviews)
3.3 km•Waterfront, South End
•$$$

It turns out the secret to the best dill pickle you'll ever have is what appeared to be a whole…read morehead of chopped garlic and a pile of dill, which was all that remained in the bottle after many a good sandwich. There's lots of other pickles to try at their weekend market stall, but I don't know if I'll be able to pull myself away from this king of dills.

I'm a massive fan of a good pickle. I lived in New York for a bit and you could buy some seriously…read moreinsane pickles. Alas, here, I thought I was stuck with the crap at the Superstore or Sobeys. It got to the point where I started researching how to pickle myself. Then I realized, being able to make a pickle and make a good pickle are universally different. I tried to make my own wine when I was 19 and I ended up spending 3 months to make some of the most heinous vinegar known to the human race. No hyperbole, it wasn't just disgusting, it was wrong. So a friend recommended that I take some valium, endure the hell that is the Farmer's Market (I wear a watch that tells me my heart rate and it is usually at about 60-70 but in there, it can get up to about 130. So many great vendors, so many inconsiderate idiots who stand in the middle of the 19cm lanes, so many couples holding hands, walking under 1km per hour, blocking anyone who actually has a life from getting their stuff, so many parents that don't know how to parent, subsequently leaving their children to run free like a chicken dropped in Time Square, etc. I did it, I bought a few bottles and these are some serious pickles. Now, I went with the Dill 'kicker' Pickles and what I got were crunchy, super dilly, fresh pickles that certainly aren't afraid of garlic. They are exactly what I want in a pickle. In my opinion, these pickles might not be for everyone, but they have lots of other kinds, the guy who works there is nice and next time, barring an unexpected death, I will be giving the pickled beets a shot. They have samples and the price is 6 dollars for a smallish sized bottle but they are worth the price and like fine wine, these are not lamerville brand named pickles, these are for pickle connoisseurs. I could only eat a couple. They are not for children. They are for the rad only. Thank you Naked Pickle, you should sell your stuff online so that I don't have to be medicated to get my pickle on but props none the less.

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4.0(37 reviews)
2.5 km•Waterfront

Drift was once on the list of top 100 Canadian restaurant, and we've decided to have lunch here…read moreduring our trip to Halifax. Reservation is easy and there's still plenty of spots for Friday lunch with same day booking. The vibe here is relaxing and quiet with the restaurant entrance hidden inside a hotel. Service is good too. The chef has demonstrated quite solid cooking skil and my suggestion is to go with the fancier dish here where the chef clearly pays more attention to, compared to dishes like fish and chips. I tried a classic cocktail with gin as the base. It turned out to be very refreshing. For food, Caesar salad was delicious. Pan fried cod fillet was cooked perfectly, very tender and went well with the roots vegetables. It was my favorite dish here. Lobster pasta was also delicious. Fish and chips were average, definitely not comparable to some of the food truck places. Fries were dry and tasted bitter. Overall, this is a good restaurant with great food quality, good service and nice environment. I would consider revisiting if I'm in Halifax again.

What do you think of when you're heading out east ? Seafood of course ! Let me tell you... I've got…read morea new appreciation for it after my trip last week. We've had a trip planned to golf Cabot for the last few years. The texts and emails were flying delays, cancelled trips and in general , I never thought it would happen. Surprisingly, Halifax was a quick little flight from Toronto and am I ever glad we did it. First off, we talked about getting lobster on the side of the road at shacks etc, blah blah blah but as soon as we landed we headed to meet a friend who said we must try this lobster croissant sandwich at The Drift. OMG OMG OMG ! Could be one of the best sandwiches I've ever tasted but you know what was even better, the Chablis, no, the lobster pasta, no... It was the lobster fritters. They were insane ! The fritters are a bit like a conch if you've ever had that in the BVIs but they are battered so perfectly with a zesty hint of like that is so perfect, it's too hard to describe. Over the top crispy timbit deliciousness with lobster. The drift is a MAJOR win, it's along the water in Halifaxs best hotel the Muir and it's just perfect. Our trip was filled with Oysters and I have to say, each place had slightly different variations but I will NEVER say I had a better Oyster than in Halifax. If you hear me say it, just call me out because we had at least 4 Oysters each at around 6 places and they were all better than anywhere I've ever eaten in the world, almost to the point where I didn't need the sides (almost). I am so glad I visited Halifax, oh and by the way, the golf at Cabot was insane ! INSANE ! Was it better than Cabot St Lucia ? Nope, but I give Cabot St Lucia a 9.8 and I give Cabot Cape Breton a 9.6. STOP right there ! I had the crab shack , I had the crab shack and oh my gosh was it good. Just outside Cabot is the best little shack with the freshest little sandwiches on fluffy buns. Check it out right here- get the mainlander sandwich and the crab bretoner. The mainlander is warm lobster spiced up on the bun, heaven ! And the crab bretoner is chilled crab, mix up perfectly with aioli, green on and a few other things. If you're near Inverness you better stop there. Ok ok ok , I'm writing all of this as I go but on the Sunday we end up at the 5 fishermen. Order the lobster, the carbonara lobster , the chowder and Oysters at every single place you go in Halifax and thank me later. I wasn't expecting to love the food this much, wow ! If you're there on a Sunday, hit Durty Nellys. In my Opinion it's the best pub in the world- yep ! See ya next week :)

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