This place is pretty trendy in a super cute town so I can see what all of the hype is about. The…read moreplace is massive with lots of seating at tables, the bar top or the patio out back in nice weather. The bonus here is the prices are super reasonable. Flights of 4 are only $8 and you can do ciders or beers. While the beers and ciders are okay, nothing really stands out at amazing. We were pleasantly surprised by the ginger cider. We expected it to be harsh, especially since it smelled strong, but was surprisingly mild and really good so we picked up a few cans. Almost everything is available in cans or bottle to go and their selection is HUGE so I'm sure there is something for everyone. Overall, a really nice place in a beautiful town. Lots of street parking but this town is super touristy so it can be hard to find a parking spot. Expect to park and walk a little bit most days.

Great beer selection and flights. Nice space. No food FYI but chips behind the bar. Stopped here…read moreafter a long journey from the middle of Nova Scotia. Great spot to stop in for a local beer! Recommend!

This place was one of our favorite experiences while visiting the area from Texas!…read moreWe enjoyed our wine tasting out in the vineyard under the trees :-)

If you're in the Digby area, be sure to make time to stop in to the beautiful little town of Bear…read moreRiver where you'll find this awesome winery. Literally on the side of the road, there is limited parking beside the red barn. A beautiful spot and one of Nova Scotia's oldest wineries. Take a tour and do the tastings (3 for $5 or $8 depending on which you choose). The wine here is really good and the views are absolutely breathtaking out back. This is a nice place to pack a picnic and enjoy the incredible landscape or take a romantic walk through the vineyard and enjoy the day. Worth the trip for the view and the wine!

Easy to miss and kind of tricky to get to because their address shows as Digby on their social…read moremedia but they're actually in Smith's Cove. LOTS of selection for beers on tap and to go. Free parking right outside and a beautiful outdoor seating area with a fire pit and picnic benches. If it's too chilly, sit in the heated veranda attached to the brewery. But don't come when it's busy; there are only three tables inside the veranda and one in the brewery. No food just yet but they're planning food trucks for the summer. They've got chips to go with your beer.

The cutest farm I've been to. It's small but packs a punch! Their pumpkin selection and fall decor…read moremade me want to run through the hills with a PSL. It's so cute!! They also have a pick flowers sections which were also the cutest thing I've seen. The inside of the farm offers a selection of their own cider and baked treats, ranging from muffins, to cinnamon rolls, to loaves of bread to you name it. The staff is so sweet. I walked away with a baked treat but really should've gotten their cider too. It's really the cutest farm! Please visit you will be so happy you did!

If you've never been to their market, you've likely never tried their ciders because they aren't…read moreavailable anywhere else or in stores. With many new flavours, the brand spanking new location is on acres and acres of their farmland right off Highway/Trunk 1; big black building, you can't miss it! The cider is what you come for. It's on tap or try a flight if you're not ready to commit to an entire glass. Bringing the kids? No problem, there's an ice cream take out window out back and doughnuts are available Thursday to Sunday. LOTS of room for them to run around the muddy fields (for now) or over into the sunflower patch. Sit outside on the back deck or under the picnic shelter. There's also seating inside if you're not into the Valley heat/humidity. There's lots of work still going on here but this is also a wonderful market with fresh produce and lots to offer. Free parking on site but this place gets packed quickly and parking spots are tougher to find. Looks like there will be a lot more expansion here as they only just opened to the public a week ago. Bottoms up!

Forget eating on the main Digby strip and walk a couple minutes down to the wharf for this super…read morefresh, straight off the boat source for seafood. They own and operate their own fleet! More of the linoleum and cheap chair interior type but that's the idea. Eating in I went for the famous Digby scallops wrapped in bacon with sweet potato fries. Of course, they were perfect. I also ordered a cooked lobster to go and picked out a 3.5 pound monster. The claw alone had enough meat to satisfy lesser men.

This is a great place for seafood. They sell fresh as well as frozen seafood. A local in Yarmouth…read moreNS recommended them to me. Prices are low, quality is great. I have tried both types of clams, both are juicy and chewy. Tried both fish n chips n breaded sole, both are great. Normal fish n chips has light batter is does not taste flour-ish. Very nice n light. Their calamari is the nicest I have ever had so far. Its a pity I can't buy seafood when I left Digby. I did pack breaded scallops for my ferry back to Saint John though. This is a MUST TRY seafood when you are in Digby. Great service, Great taste, LOW price. (They do close early, 7pm / 8pm dep on season)

A great small town market. It has breads, herbs, plants, pastry, dried mushrooms, maple syrup,…read moremeat, eggs, jams, fish, produce... what more could you want? More... quilts, jewellery, and a whole lot more. It is located by the wharf in Annapolis Royal just down from Fort Anne. It is worth coming this far down the Valley as there is a lot to see down here!

Aside from wonderful, hand-made artisan chocolates, Great Expectations is an excellent book store,…read morea great place to have a coffee and treat. I've always found Joann and Terry to be welcoming (but when busy I understand; not easy running a multi-faceted shop single-handedly!). Very comfy, laid-back and a great place to escape the world's pressures for a few moments. The chocolates and treats are delicious and a standout in Annapolis Royal; a local treasure!

This shop is in a sweet location, just past the farmers market and next to a playground…read more There are also two picnic tables on the side, a table in the back overlooking the ocean and two adirondack chairs in the front. The inside of the shop is interesting, but feels a little bit musty and dusty. There was a small selection of chocolates and a few cakes out. We ordered a piece of almond bark and a slice of carrot cake, both were good.

We found this place after we'd been traveling for a couple of weeks and were really, really itching…read morefor some GOOD coffee like we are used to in the Pacific Northwest. We were thrilled with our Americanos here, they were so good! We also had the special, a BLT on their focaccia (superb, unlike any focaccia I've ever had) with local, no spray, tomatoes and lettuces. We also each had a sweet treat from the bakery case. Everything was to die for. Unfortunately, it was the last day they are open while we were in town (they are only open a few days a week) so we couldn't go again, or we absolutely would have. They also sell items to take, if you have a kitchen, look into that.

Truly outstanding bake house, sitting right at the corner of the spectacular Saturday morning…read morefarmers market in Annapolis Royal. Among our group, we made several trip inside to get more and take it all outside to sit at cafe tables along the sidewalk. Highlights: A focaccia bread with roasted tomatoes and ricotta-so good we bought an extra to bring home A plum danish-100% There were rumblings that Arch&Po made the best almond croissant around. When we inquired, we were told that they were out, but that new ones would be in the case within the hour. We got distracted and headed back to get one in just under two hours and they were completely sold out again!! I also noticed when leaving the last time, some excellent looking hand crafted ice cream sandwiches in a freezer on the way out!