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    Station Six

    3.6 (30 reviews)
    ModerateBars, American
    Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    FUEGO DILL FRITO tacos for 2019 taco week
    Rachelle B.

    Most recent visit: Nov 2019: taco week - I was apparently the first to order their taco on the first day. The FUEGO DILL FRITO (buttermilk chicken tosssed in firehouse spice, on flour tortilla with crunchy & creamy dill pickle, red cabbage & chipotle slaw, topped with drizzle of ranch, honey & fried jalapeno) - two for $15 with a side. They were very good, crunchy, without any specific ingredient dominating the flavor. Overly memorable? No. Would I get again? Yes. Side of 'loaded potato' soup finished the meal off nicely, cream based with chunks of potato, small slices of bacon, topped with chives. Service felt a bit long for a weekday lunch as we were rushing to get back to work, but overly a good experience.

    The works Burger and a Ceaser! Soo good.
    Roxy M.

    Wow! My friend and I heard about this restaurant online and had to check it out. First of all the atmosphere is great, beautiful wooden tables and booths. Love it. Food is so delish! I ordered the Works Burger and it was full of flavour and dripping with juices, bacon was perfectly cooked and crispy! Drinks are perfect, for some reason it's hard to find a good ceaser in Halifax and this place has it! Can't wait to come back!

    Local taps
    Anthony S.

    Wait a second, wasn't that place a KFC? Yes Virginia it was and gone are 99 cent snackwiches and the shopping carts, replaced with craft beers and Mini Vans. Warm and inviting Station Six surprises when you walk through the door. Reclaimed barn planks and custom made banquets create an inviting atmosphere. I went with my family for my birthday, and my friend (disclaimer) who is one of the partners was kind enough to reserve a table on a busy Saturday night. An empty table here is clearly hotter than Vancouver real estate. We ordered some apps, including onion rings and bacon guacamole. My folks ordered a burger and fish and chips. Notoriously fussy and defacto Swiss Chalet ambassadors, they really enjoyed the quality. We had a variety of dishes and they were executed nicely. Dinner for 4 and a child tax and tip with drinks was $175, that's a lot of snackwiches but call me a fan. I'll be back, my family left in good spirits and well taken care of. Some tips on your place: Their were four specials listed on a chalk board. I purposely got up and went around the corner to view them. When I had some questions the waitress didn't even know there was specials. We asked for drink menus and she said they went printed yet, not a huge deal but they serve local craft taps and it's nice to know they are avail. Bring the guacamole closer to room temperature or make it fresh as ordered. Having it refrigerated that cold breaks the chips. The kids menu was verbal as well. The back door entrance is going to be an issue as it gets colder. A system like the stubborn goat has would be of benefit. Work hard on your social media. I live in Dartmouth and need a reason to travel to restos. Maybe a tap takeover, sausage festival, or lobster themed dishes in which the lobsters were caught by locals. Keep it up, there a few kinks but nothing that can't be fixed very easily.

    Beet salad

    Station 6 has great food, but the portions are crazy small. Check out my salad. It came with a burger for a whopping $23.00. It was about 3 mouthfuls of spinach. The beets looked like they were tore apart vs. cut to be presentable. It felt like robbery!

    No onion rings

    Ordered works burger for take out, it's usually delicious. This time no onions rings and one onion on burger. super disappointing

    Derrick T.

    Me and my girlfriend always wanted a great local bar and grill that we could go to with great atmosphere and amazing food that wasn't downtown. The food here and the atmosphwre is amazing. The nachos are the best ive ever had because of the loads of fresh veggies as well as the fresh (not greasy) fish and chips. Honestly try this place and you will not be disappointed. We hope it stays this consistent and positive! aside from the fantastic food, what would make us come back is: 1. active social media that promotes specials and deals and 2. promo deals such as wing wednesday, Sunday Funday and other festivities and deals that will bring us in - and bring our friends in as well. we will continue to come here for both food and drinks and drinks alone if it continues to produce high quality and fresh loaded food in a great atmosphere for young and old people alike.

    Bruschetta flatbread
    Amelia S.

    Went with 2 girlfriends and found The rustic interior to be quite cozy and inviting. This is just what the Sprytown area needed. Our server was really friendly and helpful by recommending 3 shareables we ended up choosing: the bruschetta, donair dip, and the bacon guacamole. The best thing we had was donair dip, hands down. The least favorite was the guacamole; the kitchen could definitely improve upon this. Specifically, it needs a bit more limey zest and cilantro. Currently, it just tastes like a mashed up avocado. The bruschetta was excellent too. We split the shareables 3-ways, in terms of portion and cost, and left feeling quite satisfied. I'd definitely encourage a friend to check out this place

    This was my severely disappointing 'hash'. The potatoes were deep fried and the veggies are barely there.
    Layna B.

    We went for brunch and we're totally disappointed. I ordered the hash, which sounds lovely on the menu. But what I got was half cooked deep fried potatoes with some barely there peppers and onions. For a place that is charging downtown prices and claiming to use local ingredients I felt very let down. You can get way better brunch in so many other places for less.

    This new spot is gorgeously decorated with natural wood and industrial elements. The service is top notch and the kitchen is prompt and makes great food. There was a small indiscretion with my order and the server and kitchen staff handled things professionally and apologetically. I reccomend this place.

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    I heard of this place through a friend of mine. The food is one the side of a bit pricey, but the food is pretty delicious

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    This is going to become a Halifax landmark. The Armview of the community. Unbelievable food, staff and vibe.... highly recommend!!!

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    The Grawood

    The Grawood

    3.5(6 reviews)
    2.9 km
    •$

    The busy season of university has started. The hubby and I couldn't make it home for dinner and I…read morehad a hankering for onion rings, so the Grawood we went! The recent renovation has this university bar looking slick! It's bright and open with lots of space for movement. There are TVs for sports fans, outlets for doing homework/having meetings/writing Yelp reviews ;) and of course a stage for karoake nights. The food is great. Honestly, you can't get much better inexpensive bar food than at the Grawood. The husband and I both had a burger and the portions are huge but delicious. We shared fries and onion rings and both hit the spot so nicely. The fries are some of the best I've had in Halifax - crunchy with a ton of flavour - and the onion rings were just exactly what I'd been wanting. Perfectly fried and battered deliciousness. I can tell we'll be going back during the year!

    For Dalhousie students, this is one of only campus bars on campus that serves alcohol…read more Honestly, i've only ever been here when there are events. The events are awesome but why go here when there are so many other bars Downtown? Allow me to explain; the few times I've been here, the restaurant closes at 9pm which to me is far to early in my opinion (especially when doors for events open at that time). The food to me is all just okay, sure it's pub food, but I've gone to places where pub food is delicious so this is no excuse. The service here varies from the bars to the servers; the bartenders are quick and friendly whilst the servers always seem as if they aren't sure what they are doing... but they are a friendly bunch. Since you still have to be 19 to get in, I'd personally rather go to bars Downtown as oppose to this place. It's all just an okay experience to me.

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    The Narrows - Narrows house

    The Narrows

    5.0(2 reviews)
    4.7 km•North End

    OK LET ME TELL U, WE WERE MOVED TO TEARS. upon entry, our hearts melted. amazing decor, gorgeous…read morelighting and great service. we were seated in da cutest nook of all time. we ordered the fish chips; they were banging. the salmon toast; what a delight. the grilled romaine; flavor explosion. finally the haddock chowder special which brought Maple soaring back to her childhood, eating clam chowder made by her truly whimsical mother. then to completely top off this epic experience our server bridget, treated our table to the STICKY TOFFEE PUDDDDIN. A COMBINATION OF TEXTURES TAKEN TO THE EXTREME. loved this pub, would definitely come again if i ever randomly drive to nova scotia with my girls.

    I can't believe The Narrows Public House isn't here in Yelp, and I may regret adding it. This place…read moreis a special dining experience. Even though we knew about where it was, we walked right past the beautiful two-story historic house initially. We knew by taking a look at the website they do not accept reservations, which was fine with us. We were, however, going on a Friday night. On walking into the main entry, that space was packed wall-to-wall. Within a few short minutes, one of the staff greeted us. They don't exactly have a formal wait list here, from what I could tell. The staff member offered us the drinks menu and asked if we'd like to order something while we waited on a table. We ordered up a couple of pints, then looked around for some open space to stand. They have two standing bar rails, one in the main area near the bar itself and another one in the middle dining area. This place has about the most creative layout of booths and tables I've ever seen. They do have an outdoor patio out back, but we didn't take a look at that. They have quite a few very comfy two-person booths around the interior. It appeared the way the wait list worked was that they either have a phenomenal memory, or they actually use the bar tab you open to work like a wait list. It seems to really be more about how many you have in your party, and the exact size of any tables/booths that open up. We might have waited about 30 minutes or so for our table for two up in the front of the main dining room. Every single person on the wait staff here is amazing. Let me just get that out of the way. The beer list is great, loaded up with so many good local and Nova Scotia craft beer options. The food menu is what really makes this place special, though. We were on vacation, so we may have a tendency for our eyes to be bigger than our stomachs can handle. There was just so many amazing looking dishes. We started out with a pickle jar, fried taters, and the tomatoes appetizers. I have to say, and my wife agrees, the tomatoes dish was the best of everything we had. Its made up of sliced cherry tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, shallots, capers, and garlic chips. All that is sitting on top of creme fraiche. By the time you're finishing the dish, you start thinking about a straw to finish up that creme fraiche. Good grief, that was so good. Don't pass on the fried taters, though. Those seemed to be mashed potatoes formed into rectangular big fries, cooked almost like panko and served with horseradish sour cream. After all that, we could only muster splitting the deli style chop salad with cold water shrimp on it. Our great waitress talked us into an order of the brown bread, a very soft kind of Irish soda bread I believe. That bread just melts in your mouth. If you decide to venture out to The Narrows, you're in for a total experience. You'll feel like you stepped back in time to a real British pub... the house must be from somewhere around the mid 1800s. Every room is warm and cozy, with beautiful woodwork and curious antiques in all sorts of nooks and crannies. You may have quite a long wait depending on the size of your party and how busy the place is, but trust me... its worth every minute.

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    Charlie's Club

    Charlie's Club

    4.2(9 reviews)
    4.3 km•North End
    •$

    Charlie's is a pretty chill place to go hang out and have a few beers…read more The crowd can be a little rough around the edges but I guess the university throngs have pretty much pushed the average drinking man out of every other bar in Halifax. Pool tables are a nice addition... I wasn't really sure what the $2 cover was going towards besides upkeep? A grungy/funky spot in the North End that's for sure!

    This is not a tourist bar, unless you are a linoleum architecture tourist, or a $2.75 tequila shot…read moretourist, or a tourist of watching tight knit groups of locals sit around in circular formation. Charlie's is where you go when you want to go to Cheers. (Not the Cheers on Grafton St., the Cheers on TV according to your 6 y/o mind, which is really just the the theme song, fuzzy visuals, and conflating real life people with Cliff and/or Rhea Pearlman.) In short, it's where you go when you come home nostalgic and want to see all your old friends, enthusiastically buy each other drinks like it's a genuine gift, dance to one of those weird new electric blue jukeboxes, shout and pontificate around a pool table, and generally have a back slappin, squeezey hugging, chortling little time. The decor is like any affordable house, only the door has a key code and a woman sits at a table with a guest book when you come in. This does not make you feel cool, but it does make you feel like life is funny. The bartender is so used to over-friendly drunk patrons that nothing can melt him. I imagine that deep in his core is something more kind than anything I have ever known, but it is too precious to be shared. The last time I came here, someone apologized for asking me to dance when I turned him down. Apologized. For my rejecting him. A dark little mineshaft to the salt of the earth this place is, lemme tell ya.

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    The Brown Hound Public House - French Martini

    The Brown Hound Public House

    4.0(43 reviews)
    4.2 km•North End

    It pains me to write this low review; if you look at my profile, I regularly write 5-star reviews…read more However, I've just experienced an extremely disappointing birthday experience. Having been to the Young Street Brown Hound location a dozen plus times, I decided to try the Agricola location for my Friday evening birthday dinner--a decision I quickly regretted. I arrived around 7 PM to a full house and sat at one of the two tables by the side entrance, as I was grateful to actually get a seat anywhere in this place. Initially, things started well- I got a server right away who took my order for an Island Folk Cider and the fish and chips. My food was dropped off about 20 minutes later, and the food itself was excellent, just as expected from my Young Street experiences. However, after my food was dropped off, I received zero service. I sat there for a further half an hour with an empty glass- no offer of another drink- and I missed out on ordering a coffee and dessert. Eventually, a different server came by to clear my plate, and I just asked for the bill. My original server finally reappeared with the bill and debit machine, featuring a 20% automatic gratuity already added. When I politely told her that I had received *zero* service after my food was dropped off and that it was my birthday, she was genuinely sincere and apologetic, even offering me a drink on the house. While I appreciated her offer, I declined because at that point, I just wanted to leave and go on with the remainder of my evening. * Management note: With this popular location, you appear to need to better staff your evenings so staff is not stretched from working front patio, back patio, inside, bar top, and outer entrance tables where patrons are forgotten about, which is understandable. The lack of service I received reflects solely on *you*, the management, NOT on the servers who are hustling full speed for minimum wages. The service levels at Agricola Street were laughably lower quality than at Young Street, which is also busy afternoons through evenings and is very popular, with multiple seating areas inside and outside the Young Street location. I will patronize Stillwell, Studio East, Chain Yard, and the Young Street Brown Hound for future outings that actually provide customer service to their customers, full house or not. 5 Stars for the food, and 2 stars for the sweet, apologetic server I had upon paying my bill--that's it. Never again, and I'll take my hard-earned money elsewhere in the future. Not that my review matters, in light of the popularity of your pub and its trendy location. Better places, food and service are nearby, friends...

    It was my first time trying this place, and I loved it! Our waitress was very nice and attentive…read morethroughout the visit. Since it was windy outside, we decided to sit indoors, and the atmosphere was really lovely. I ordered the mussels and the lobster roll. The mussels were absolutely delicious, I honestly could have ordered another plate. The lobster roll, however, didn't quite impress me as much. I think mine may have had a little too much pepper, but it was still good overall. I've just had better before. Despite that, I really enjoyed my visit and would definitely come back.

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    Noble - View beyond my table

    Noble

    4.3(29 reviews)
    4.5 km•Downtown Halifax
    •$$$

    This is a really cool speakeasy. In order to get in you need to find the email address to request…read morethe secret phrase. When you get that you are given admission thru the "cover" restaurant. We came in on a Saturday night when they opened at 7pm. We were escorted down around 7:15pm. Neat way to enter the actual speakeasy. Once in you are greeted in a dimly lit "library" with a bar. There was 50's jazz which added to the ambiance. Bar tender and servers were very friendly and attentive. Ordered a few special drinks. (See pictures). Overall a great speakeasy experience. Glad to have found one in Halifax.

    You can't get in unless you know the password that is delivered via email when you are on the email…read morelist. We walked in said our password and they were 40 mins late on setting up on Saturday Halloween eve. Only servers can allow you in. Atmosphere is dungeon library with 1950s music. Drinks are $15-17 each. We ordered: - Grandma's Boy ($17): 3/5 similar to Old Fashioned. A very simple straight up old fashioned that didn't have much complexity. - The Last Barman Poet ($17): 3/5 tequila based sour. A bit savoury because of the spices. Not that complex either. Overall: Such as shame as the atmosphere is amazing. Compared to a lot of restaurants with cocktails, this one is pricier and less amazingly prepared. We were disappointed with the selections and that's why we only tried 2 and left.

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    Good Robot Brewing - Good Robot Brewing (Robie Street) - The Mousetrap event and private venue

    Good Robot Brewing

    4.5(50 reviews)
    4.3 km•North End
    •$$

    Well, as we have been to Halifax in the past, my wife allowed me/us to have a brewery day. :) Lucky…read moreme. Keep following! Quality/Quantity - Thanks for updating your hours on Yelp. We got here at 3pm (posted Yelp & Google hours) and your friendly team said you open at 4pm... My wife and I did not want to just hang out for an hour, in the middle of nowhere and without beer.... Not sure if I was smart enough to check your website for business hours?!?! Heard good things about your beer, so we went out of our way to come. We walked about a mile! Small tap menu, small food menu. I am assuming keeping it simple = amazing quality?!?! Ambiance - Beautiful location. Nice indoor and outdoor space. Open 7 days a week; see their website for specific hours. There is an upstairs "speakeasy." Service - N/A. Well the employee was nice and told us they were not open until 4pm. And she also gave us recommendations of her favorite local breweries and bars; so off we went. Price - N/A. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 2015 and your 3 locations.

    Was actually at the other location, but I HIGHLY recommend this place. The lady (Jasmine) working…read morewas excellent! Enjoyed her conversation and appreciated the samples she gave us! Absolutely love this beer and especially can't stop thinking about the Diablo Lager

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    Good Robot Brewing - Good Robot Brewing (Robie Street) - The Taproom

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    Good Robot Brewing - Good Robot Brewing (Robie Street) - outdoor graffiti circuit board artwork

    Good Robot Brewing (Robie Street) - outdoor graffiti circuit board artwork

    Good Robot Brewing - Good Robot Brewing (Robie Street) - The Mezzanine

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    Good Robot Brewing (Robie Street) - The Mezzanine

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