Nice small spot, book ahead. Best meal we had in this area during our holiday. Great service and…read morethe food was incredible. Highly recommend.

Had fish and chips all tho they were good I expected the fish wasn't fresh but frozen. We live in…read moreNS we should be getting seafood at a great price you can get a 2 piece in Edmonton for $16 and here in NS $22-27 does that makes sense

I'm puzzled as to why this place doesn't have a higher Yelp rating. My wife and I had an excellent…read moredinner there and loved the place. The view of the water is lovely, the service was excellent, and the food very good. I had a seafood risotto that was first rate and a calamari appetizer that was terrific as well. Would happily go back next time in the area.

We decided to stop into The Rope Loft bar for some oysters and wine. We sat out on the patio…read moreoverlooking the bay. Many, sailing boats, fishing boats and people enjoying the water. It's a stunning view. Our wine and oysters were beautiful but I have to say rather pricy $44 Canadian for 12 oysters!! It is what it is, but know it's pricy. We had a lovely time. The staff were great.

Great Selection & nice atmosphere lovely View outside 3 types of oysters +!calamari & salad along…read morew/ other specials offerings. Service was good even tho they were slammed. We enjoyed it as did everyone around us best we can tell.

Great selection of oysters and great view of the bay. The oysters raw and Rockefeller were top…read morenotch as was the dish taco. Service was prompt and with a smile on a busy summer evening

This location is one of those places with history and story, the grand son even works at the…read morerestaurant. If you read their website former dairy farmers turned lobster restaurant cooks on weekends. The location did not have live music on Sunday. You get the funny bib if you want and the lobster meal for $44 with mussels and unlimited salad and rolls or $39 without the mussels but unlimited salad and rolls. The lobster was rather corny in taste, they were not over cooked and pretty nice. The mussels they tasted like the standard grocery store ones- apparently from farmed source. The waiters and waitresses frequently visited to check on us and empty out buckets. The meal also came with two dessert options and self serve coffee/tea. The experience- was nice but pricey and a bit touristy. It was sadden that the unlimited salad bar actually lacked green salad or spinach- which I was sort of craving. They generally had a selection of mayonnaise based salads- look at my photo. But some selection- but I didn't see anything fun like crab salad. The machine auto request for 15% tip, so if you're not a fan of being told what to tip be sure to manually adjust it. Washroom is located in the main floor and the lower floor. Water was self serve- which I thought was odd since the servers were visiting frequently already.

Love this place. Somewhat hidden gem not so far outside Halifax. Well worth the drive. Hasn't…read morechanged at all in decades & that just great. Huge lobsters, tasty mussels and old fashioned desserts. We stop here every time we got out this way.

We went around all over NS, PEI, NB and thought this was the best lobster roll we've ever had. (we…read moretried 10 different places.); It was fresh, it was chunky and filling, it was well seasoned and balanced in flavour. Everything you could ask for in a lobster roll. I think this was the classic

Tom's Lobster Shack is the CLASSIC lobster roll stands at Peggy's cove, delivering top quality…read morerolls over the years. I felt adventurous during my visit and I got the gochujang flavour. It was tangy, spicy and most importantly, fresh. The roll was full of meat, and I think the price of 31 dollars was definitely worth it. Flavours wise, I think the banana peppers on top of the roll was a bit overpowering, esp already with the gochujang dressing. I feel that in order to let Lobster's natural sweetness/umami shine through, the recipe needs to carefully balance other ingredients' flavour profiles, especially with things such as gochujang and banana peppers/pickles. The bun was a bit tough to my liking. The lettuce made it a bit soggy after instead of crispy. I think this is definitely the area that Tom's lobster shack can work on. The potato chips were quite tasty and crispy, tho I'm more of a fries guy haha. All and all, it was still a respectable lobster roll and I would still recommend to anyone wants a no frills lobster rolls. I'd want to try the classic flavour for my next visit, though. The Service was super friendly, and the vibe was excellent...like come on, you're at Peggy's cove lol. All the view you can get here is just out of the world.

The Naked Oyster is only about a year old, located in a great space along Mahone Bay's main drag,…read morewith a open and inviting atmosphere and a great patio overlooking the bay. Service was excellent, professional and quick. Maybe too quick, our appetizers arrived before our drinks. The menu is innovative but still traditional. Fish and Chips, mussels, oysters, chowder along with burgers and sandwiches, including a lobster roll on a locally made croissant. But also Pad Thai and a Bulgogi Rice Bowl. All of our dishes were wonderful. But what most impressed me is the extensive gluten free menu, complete with a fryer and gf batter for the fish & chips and fish tacos.

Mahone Bay is a short and scenic drive from Lunenburg (15-20 minutes). We intended to visit…read moreRebecca's, but it was closed. Fortunately, the owner of our Inn told us that The Naked Oyster recently opened and is a sister restaurant to Rebecca's. What a beautiful experience it was! It was very busy but there are several places to sit comfortably outside. The Adirondack chairs were very nice, with a view of Mahone Harbor. After a bit of a wait, we were seated. The service was excellent. I can't imagine I'll ever experience a more delicious chowder than their Captain's Chowder, a creamy clam broth with generous portions of scallops, mussels and haddock. We also had a half dozen local oysters that were perfect. High marks for the Caesar Salad too. I would put this on the "can't miss" list for the area.

Vicki's is now called Scott's Fish and Chips same recipes and location. Scott took over after Miss…read moreVicki passed. We both ordered the same dish, Haddie Bites. These are by no means bits, but 4-5 large pieces of fresh haddock very lightly battered and cooked perfectly. They came piled upon what seemed to be hand cut fries not at all greasy. And all for a reasonable price with friendly service.

All I want to say is this place is now named Scott's and the food is the same great food it has…read morealways been. The cook is the same and the prices has not changed So, our usual order is fish and home made chips and they are always great. You will not be disappointed at all

Truly a hidden gem in town…read more This intimate, low key, treasure of a place was our greatest find in Lunenburg. It's a limited menu of lovely options. Delicious food prepared by people who know what they're doing. After experiencing the frenzy of the "vibe" in town, this was such a relief.

Im not generally a big fan of lobster rolls. Until this place. The best ever. Not on a roll…read more The best focaccia bread ever and full of nothing but big chunks of delicious lobster. I highly recommend this! The service was warm welcoming and kind to boot. All four of us want to stay and have another for dinner.

Fish and chips were great! Totally recommend. Fresh, thick, juicy haddock. Fast service, nice patio…read morewith a great view.

Very well located restaurant on the bay. We ordered fish & chips, lobster rolls, of poutine. Loved…read morethe lobster rolls. Fish & chips were huge. Everything was simple and well prepared. Great value for money.

So wonderful to have such a great restaurant right in Chester, which has some great venues but…read morenothing quite on this end of the fine dining spectrum. The "room", as expected, is sunny and bright, tasteful decorated to reflect a beachy, ocean breeze vibe. The patio is enveloped by a row of umbrellas, making it an intimate space and extending its usability in Nova Scotia's unpredictable weather. Prices are on the higher end for the area but reasonable for fine dining. That of course, assumes the food is worthy of the prices. And here the Sunroom definitely delivers! We started by sharing the flatbread and carpaccio. Both nice servings and delicious. Our table had the halibut, scallops, and lobster pappardelle as mains. My halibut was beautifully presented, perfectly cooked fish with summer vegetables an a small patty of sweet rice. The lobster was also delicious but I think the star of the night was the scallops. Perfectly seared to a golden brown, I watch several orders go by, sadly making me regret my order just a little. And a big thumps up for offering so many gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan options. It's nice to see restaurants thinking about those with restricted diets and in many cases it has no impact on the dish. I finished with the vegan pavlova, which was a tad over cooked but quite nice. Service is very friendly and attentive, but not quite up to the level of knowledge and awareness of experienced 5-star wait staff. The industry is struggling to find people, the venue is new, and Chester isn't exactly urban-central, so I'll cut them some slack here. However, it will come, as will the five star ratings. A must for Chester visitors looking for a fine dining experience.

The restaurant is very attractive which was reflected in the excellent food. We had three different…read moreentries which were all excellent. Great sides with the proteins. Highly recommended.