The food is unexpectedly sophisticated. From the name you'd expect very ordinary options. A…read moredelicious vegan samosa with chutney and a vegan pesto pasta salad were delicious. The service was friendly and very efficient. The eclectic offering of vintage kitschy houseware was entertaining too!

Friendly service and great selection on sandwiches. We tried the tuna salad and the classic Rueben…read more Both were excellent and generous portions. Merch Retail items for sale in shop. I would recommend Last Chance sandwich and would return.

Good breakfast and delicious baked goods! Nice cafe that locals visit near Margaree on the Cabot…read moretrail. A relaxing place to enjoy a cup of coffee and meet some friendly Nova Scotian locals.

Roastbeef sandwich was delicious. Chicken soup was very good and tasted home made. Chicken banh mi…read morewas also good. Staff was friendly.

Not bad but not worth the hype. If you want pretty good baked goodies and bread at relatively…read morecheaper prices, this is a good stop. Got the apple fritter, crusty roll and molasses loaf to-go. Everything was fine, good to munch on during a roadtrip and didn't break the bank. While I wouldn't go out of my way to pass by here, if you're in the area and craving a treat, you could do worse.

Must stop here!!! A great bakery with a wide variety of breads. Several sandwiches ready to go for…read morea hike. Lots of yummy treats post hike. Absolutely recommend Viva Chocolate Brownies, plural because you can't stop with just one, so get two.

If you are doing the Cabot trail this restaurant is about half way…read more Lots of options. We got the veggie tray. It had onion rings and mushrooms and broccoli and other veggies deep fried and they have several dipping sauces for it. Well done. Service was prompt and helpful. Ambience was a warm cafeteria style aura. Recommended.

Very basic food, nothing special. The Evangeline Burger was dry, small and tasteless. The…read moreDeep-Fried Fish was very good! However, it was served with frozen french fries and boxed cole slaw. It seems they do not cook here, they just reheat store bought food. Again , the fried fish was the redeeming quality.

Looked like a good place right on the water and became crowed very quickly so I concluded this…read morewould be a good meal. Beware! I ordered the lobster dinner although price was shown as $$$. I did not ask for actual pricing but thought it must be very special. Instead I was served a lobster that was likely not even one pound with very little meat in the tail. I got a large serving of fries and a tiny cup of slaw. Dessert was a very good cake and included. When I finished, the server asked how was the meal. I said the lobster was small. She laughed and stated "they just grab them out of the tank so you never know." Surprise! I was stunned to be presented with a bill for $96 CanadIan! I had only water for my beverage. I don't believe this is an isolated occurrence as the cashier also seemed aware of this issue and would not meet my gaze and just nodded when I complained.

4 of us went for dinner. The staff were great, the food,,, not so much! Dry scallops and lobster-…read moreover cooked! Not worth the price- sorry

Some seriously excellent food in the town of Cheticamp on the Cabot Trail, probably the best we had…read moreduring our weeklong Nova Scotia vacation. For lunch, the chicken in the quinoa bowl was tender and flavorful and the bowl itself was delicious. The lobster roll was also very well made, traditional hot dog bun style and though it wasn't huge, there is obvious emphasis on quality over quantity. If you want to sit outside there is a covered patio as well as picnic tables, and a fire pit. Excellent service. Overall a really nice place to stop for a meal and highly recommended.

Make a reservation during summer…read more L'abri brings shelter from the ordinary seafood cuisine. The menu entailed a good selection of seafood and a solid vegetarian/vegan quinoa bowl. I like spice but I got it on the side as the server warned people had indicated it was too spicy. The cocktails and dessert looked amazing. Ambiance is abrilliant. There was outside seating overlooking the water. Inside was nice.

Family-owned, Rose and her two sons, Nick and Rico, are the quintessential ambassadors for Baddeck…read more They greet and interact with everyone who walks through the door, making you feel like a friend rather than a customer. They offer wonderful advice about local activities and are even generous enough to share their personal contact information should you ever need anything while visiting the area. I highly recommend this place for both breakfast and lunch. The food is excellent, but the warmth and hospitality are what really make it special.

Upon entering we were greeted warmly and offered assistance in selecting our options from the menu…read more The staff learned we were heading out on the Cabot Trail and began suggesting good routes and places to stop which made the entire experience feel more personal. The entire cafe has a cozy diner setup with plenty of seating. We decided to start the day with a simple bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich as well as a hot chocolate. The food was quickly prepared and brought to us. The hot chocolate was rich and warm while the sandwich was light yet filling. The cafe also offers boxed lunch options for the road which is a terrific option for travelers and visitors hitting the trail like us. My only complaint is that they were only open from Thursday to Monday, because I would easily return every morning!

Best restaurant we've tried on the island! Cost about the same as everywhere else but had a real…read moresit down meal. Great service on top of the tasty food. Excited I got to try my first local lobster! We were in the front room with kids but we could hear the live band in the next room. Booths and tables. Really enjoyed our experience!!

This restaurant was disgusting. We ate the food because we were starving and it was the only place…read morethat was still serving dinner. It was packed and had live music, so we thought it would be good. Big mistake! It was truly a terrible experience. The restaurant was hot, the service was slow and the food was low quality frozen stuff for high prices.

Stopped here for breakfast after a night in the area…read more Coffee was great. Real espresso drinks. Had an awesome French vanilla cappuccino. A little too sweet if you happen to like yours more coffee-y. I had the waffles. My friend had a breakfast plate. It was all super tasty exactly what we needed. I have regrets not buying a cinnamon roll. They looked amazing!

The Bean Barn Cafe is basically the only morning spot in Ingonish, which isn't bad. The food is and…read moreambiance are good. If you are close by, stop in. On our way out of a the sleepy village of Ingonish, we stopped off at the Bean Barn to get breakfast to go. Instead, we sat down to eat a solid breakfast. Breakfast their specialty and they serve it all day. The Olde Tyme breakfast was good, the plate was filled with one or two eggs, toast and your choice of bacon or sausage. The line was long to order but the food came fast. One thing, you'll have to bring Canadian currency and debit cards as they don't take American money.