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The Armview Restaurant & Lounge

4.0 (135 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Moderate noise
Classy
Casual
Good for kids

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Ava G.

the chicken tenders are the best chicken ive ever tasted go and get it right now. candles could use an upgrade but that's the only tiny downside of this restaurant

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Chloë S.

Classic brunch spot with classic brunch food. Loved it! Was great service and reasonably quick and inexpensive :D

Courtney M.

Although I had heard quite a bit about 'The Armview' over the years, my car-less-ness had kept me away until this past Monday. This place is basically a great modern take on a diner. Lots of unique menu options with choices like: The Montreal smoked meat sandwich (reuben or plain with Dijon), the Highland burger with chorizo sausage and smoked gouda, as well as the grilled shrimp salad which comes with avocado, papaya, mesculin greens, shrimp and spiced cashews. Mmmm... Lots of lamb and seafood choices~ certainly made me happy! For lunch I tried the lamb burger with horiatiki salad (essentially a greek). The burger was served on a delicious ciabatta bun. My enjoyment of the meal would have improved greatly if: 1) The lemon oregano dressing had been used more sparingly. The bottom half of my ciabatta bun was soaked through with the excess dressing on the salad that had seeped off. 2) The burger needed more tzatziki. There was hardly any. Tzatziki and lamb are a winning combo, load it on! My friend tried the Mumford multigrain with mashed potato and enjoyed it. She subbed most of the ingredients off in favor of the 'personalize' menu options though so I can only really vouch for the sandwich in its altered state. Great ambience in this little restaurant! Pleasant service as well. The booths could have used with a wipe down although we were in at 1:30pm after the lunch rush so I'll give the servers a break and assume they were too busy over the rush to clean. Try this spot out! I hear good things about the brunches too.

Ben B.

Retro diner meets hip DJ lounge? Yeah, I can dig it. It's like taking an authentic journey back to the good ole days if those good ole days were far cooler than they actually were. You just kinda want to run up to people's tables and start awkward PSA videos about puberty and the economy of working for a factory. No? Just me? I've been here multiple times for brunches and breakfasts that have all been really nice. The menu has a great selection and plenty of twists on old favourites. Plus they have Hollandaise sauce, so who really cares what they want to put it on so long as it gets it into your face, right? But food aside, the reason The Armview gets a five-star from me is because of the vibe. They've taken a really interesting concept and made it work with the addition of great cocktails, incredible music nights, theme parties, and more awesome than you could ever expect that close to the rotary. One of my resolutions for 2011 is to be less afraid of that traffic mess so I can be here more often.

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Laura P.

A little out of the way from my everyday wanderings, The Armview was a special trip with friends. The idea of shaking things up with a new venue was the perfect midweek remedy, and as it turns out, a tasty pub-style time. It was early evening, and this place was bustling. Although it was not a long wait for a spot, there was a bit of a kerfuffle getting situated. An initial confusion of table openings caused for a slight bend in first impressions, but the service staff quickly recovered by getting us a great booth in all efficiency. Phew- time to enjoy. This is a modern take on the old time diner. Art Deco meets traditional 50's booth seating and small town flavour. Bold patterns paint the walls, floors and fabrics, and service is approached with a well mixed, friendly attitude. The menu here is extensive, offering a full selection of pub-style variety. They mainly stick to classic selections of nacho appetizers and burgers, sandwiches and pasta main dishes, but from the plates I saw, it all appeared as yummy goodness. I ordered the local haddock, and it proved itself well. And for pub-fare, there were a few items I was curious to try. (Eg. Haddock burger, Grilled Shrimp Salad) Impressed by the seafood opportunity here. There is also a great breakfast menu here, for those who make the first meal their best meal. The Armview can certainly accommodate that. I tried a sip of a friend's milkshake, which was also something I'd like to have for myself sometime. All in all, this place seems like a nice, wholesome spot to dine and get some hearty grub. Enjoy great service, a fresh esthetic and good quality in its offerings.

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El M.

Brought some friends here tonight, and I had recommended the Armview because of its diverse menu options; the five of us all like different kinds of meals. It was a success! We all found something absolutely delicious and to our liking and to dietary needs. The waiter was also very polite and attentive to my allergy concerns, and had answers to my questions which helped ease my anxiety greatly. Overall this is still one of my favourite restaurants in Halifax; perfect for a night out that doesn't completely empty the wallet!

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Small portions and high prices. The food was acceptable but nothing special. There are better diners in Halifax.

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The Food, service and hospitality was excellent. My partner and I had a lovely meal and evening

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Extremely good food my family went there every Sunday with our little boy. We had a wonderful.L old-fashioned home-cooked meal

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Food is delicious and the service is great with a lovely ambiance.Great to socialize as people are so friendly.

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Great variety of food at a reasonable price and the service is friendly. Can eat inside or on the patio.

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Salt + Ash Beach House - Fish and chips, very nice.

Salt + Ash Beach House

4.6(47 reviews)
3.9 km•Waterfront

We stopped by Salt + Ash in Halifax for happy hour and ended up having quite the feast!The Brothers…read moreMeats pepperoni plus pizza was a great start, with plenty of savoury, meaty flavour. The jalapeño cornbread was another standout....moist, flavourful, and with just the right amount of kick. The fish and chips were excellent, while the tater tot-chos were pure comfort food, loaded with melted cheddar, pico de gallo, and sour cream. Of course, we needed some veggies for balance, so the kale and quinoa salad totally counts! The perfect pairing throughout was the Mango Dragonfruit Sour. Super refreshing and fruity, with enough acidity to cut through all the richness of the meal. Great happy hour selection, lots of variety, and a fun spot to settle in for a feast. Definitely a place worth checking out when you're in Halifax!

4 of us came for a Saturday morning brunch. It was a gorgeous day so we sat on the patio…read moreoverlooking the water. Ordered the standard coffee to start. Waiter was awesome. Made sure we were ok every time he was in the vicinity. I ordered the mushroom Benedict with the hollandaise on the side. It was great with the locally made truffle cream cheese. I did have to ask for a steak knife to be able to cut through the bread. It was a well done piece of pizza dough. Tasty but tough to get through. Came with tater tots and a donair sauce to dip them in. My husband ordered the stuffed baked potato. He loved it but said next time he will order the side salad on the side and ask for more dressing. I ended the meal with a cool glass of rose. We will definitely be back.

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Salt + Ash Beach House - Tha bar and word fired oven

Tha bar and word fired oven

Salt + Ash Beach House - Maritime mushroom pizza, quite good.

Maritime mushroom pizza, quite good.

Salt + Ash Beach House - Charcoal veggies and beach house salad, great bargains at $6 each.

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Charcoal veggies and beach house salad, great bargains at $6 each.

Shuck Seafood and Raw Bar - seafood tower

Shuck Seafood and Raw Bar

4.0(95 reviews)
3.9 km•Waterfront, Downtown Halifax
•$$

Pretty good. I had 2 apps, the scallop ceviche which was nice. A touch sweet for my liking, but…read moreenjoyed it. Also had an oversized caesar salad, which was also pretty flavorful. Service quick too.

The Short Version: Beautiful restaurant attached to the…read moreCourtyard Marriott Hotel. Food was generally good (with a few flaws); I expected a bit of a better experience for the prices. The Long Version: My husband and I had dinner here with his sister and her family for her birthday celebration. The interior is very nice and they have a beautiful patio as well. The prices are on the higher end with main courses being mostly $30-$65, although they have a few in the $20+ range. First off, my water glass had something sticky on the rim that was very visible. I notified the server and to his credit he was apologetic and got me a new glass right away, but I feel it's something they should have noticed when setting the table. Both my husband and I had the Bouillabaisse ($42) and although the menu said it came with a sourdough roll, neither of ours did. Again when we notified the server, he was again apologetic and brought us our rolls on a plate. The Bouillabaisse was generally good, although the shrimp were overcooked and a bit rubbery. The clams and mussels were good. The half lobster was very salty, and was a small canner. The potatoes were nicely cooked and the tomato-based broth was flavourful. Others had the whole lobster, the steak frites and the Wagyu fried rice. They seemed to enjoy their meals. We also shared some oysters (I didn't have any though) and mussels. The mussels were good and there was only one that was unopened. I also had a cocktail, the What's Up, Dock? ($15). It had tequila, limoncello, carrot juice and black pepper. It was a bit unusual but I enjoyed it. Others shared a bottle of white wine and some also had beers. The birthday girl had the Figment of our Imagination mocktail and she said it was great. Service was courteous. Overall my opinion is that the restaurant is pretty, and they have a creative drinks menu that's well executed. Service was pleasant but details were missed (dirty glass and missing bread). Food was overall good, but room for improvement (overcooked shrimp and salty lobster). If this was a more casual eatery with lower prices I would have rated 4 stars, but I expected more from this restaurant since it presents itself as nicer than just a casual eatery. Review #129 (2026)

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Shuck Seafood and Raw Bar - Inside the restaurant

Inside the restaurant

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Tuna Tartare

Shuck Seafood and Raw Bar - Inside the restaurant

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The Bicycle Thief

The Bicycle Thief

4.4(964 reviews)
4.0 km•Waterfront
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Everything went well. Amazing food and super friendly staff! We will come back for sure!read more

ving the Best for Last at Bicycle Thief…read more We saved Bicycle Thief for last, and it ended up being one of the best meals of our Halifax trip. We started with the flash-fried calamari, a great opener served with their sun-dried tomato pesto aioli. But little did I know the standout lobster dish of the trip was hiding in the appetizer section. Their lobster and corn chowder was incredible. Seriously, so, so good. Potatoes, Vidalia onions, and double-smoked bacon added great contrast to the sweet lobster. And you know it's good when you can see that beautiful red lobster oil floating on top. It really showed that they used the lobster shells and all those flavour-packed bits to build the stock. Absolutely delicious. Next came the spaghettini ai frutti di mare, loaded with huge jumbo shrimp, fresh scallops, and mussels in a sun-dried tomato pesto. The seafood was fresh and plentiful. The linguini all'aragosta did not disappoint either. San Marzano tomatoes, cream, and Parmigiano made for a rich and decadent sauce that worked beautifully with the lobster. We also had the crab ravioli, followed by yet another lobster dish, the lobster Thermidor. This was seriously indulgent, with wild mushrooms, Gruyère, and house-made black truffle spaghettini. Rich, savoury, and packed with flavour. After all that decadence, we needed something bright to finish. The crostata al bergamotto was perfect, with a vibrant bergamot citrus curd that cut through the richness and refreshed the palate. Great seafood, incredible pasta, creative flavours, and excellent execution. We definitely saved one of the best for last.

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The Bicycle Thief - The lobster roll

The lobster roll

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Evan's Seafood Restaurant - Meal

Evan's Seafood Restaurant

4.3(127 reviews)
4.6 km•Downtown Dartmouth
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One of the best fish and chips places in the HRM. Located in Dartmouth by the ferry terminal…read more There's seating and a patio with take out as well. All the seafood is fresh - you can also buy some if you want to make it yourself! But eat here, save yourself the hassle. Always get the fish and chips. Two piece if you are hungry - three if you are famished. Their coating is different from most places - more of a breading versus beer battered. Family run. Fantastic place

Other than the fact that the food took a while to come out (I waited for 30 mins), it was an…read moreexcellent meal. I got the fish & chips ($13.50 CAD) with a lobster poutine add-on (+$15 CAD), and damn, that was worth it! The poutine came with lots of lobster meat, topped with a creamy hollandaise cheese sauce that was surprisingly rich BUT refreshing at the same time. I absolutely devoured and cleaned the entire plate of poutine. It was amazing, and I HIGHLY recommend it!! The haddock fish was just okay - I wouldn't say it was the best I've ever had. I think I just generally prefer my pub-style beer/club soda batter. IMO, the best fish & chips in Halifax would still be at The Narrows Public House. The vibe, though, was just phenomenal. I enjoyed my meal while watching the sunset by the MacKay Bridge from the beer garden patio. I honestly don't think anything can get better than that. One of the staff members, Emilia, was also super friendly!

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Evan's Seafood Restaurant - Food court or terrasse you decide where..

Food court or terrasse you decide where..

Evan's Seafood Restaurant
Evan's Seafood Restaurant - Come on...just look at that view

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Come on...just look at that view

The Armview Restaurant & Lounge - diners - Updated October 2026

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