A lovely store that makes their own jams and preserves…read more Food: 5/5 - They offer free tasting of tea and assorted sweet and savory jams. My favorite is the local Haskapa berry jam. I bought several jars as gifts. There is also an eatery there. You can also see through the window where they were making batches of jam. They also sell teas, cups and Service: 5/5 - friendly and nice Ambiance: 5/5 - comfy and warm feel to the place.

I am a bit dissapointed. The lobster was terribly overcooked and without salt. The butter was…read moreunsalted and there was no salt on the table. Why the salt boycott? It was very busy when we were there so service was "okay" but three star at best. I get they serve in an industrial scale, but if lobster is your thing don't turn a beautiful shellfish into leather. And salt your water!

Service is very friendly here! When I bring my son in, they always make sure to give him a cookie!read more

The aroma hits you from the sidewalk and takes you back in time to another place. Pure heaven!read more

Found this awesome spot while walking around as a tourist in the evening. Kept it in mind for…read morebreakfast the following day. The breakfast burrito was the highlight of all the meals ordered on this two week vacation! And the connecting coffee shop (Timothy's World Coffee) had great coffee and a delicious cinnamon roll to round out the meal on the go. What I loved about the burrito is it was made with fresh prepared vegetables (they were just finishing up being roasted when we got there), beans, scrambled eggs and tasty sauces/salsa and it was real, whole food, healthy and filling. The few staff working were super nice and accommodating, encouraging us to walk thru to the coffee shop to get some coffee and to sit if we wanted, although they do have indoor seating. The setting felt like a mini-indoor market, which it actually was. You can buy your organic produce and fresh prepared meals in containers and be set for the next several days.

From the owner: the FARMACY is Charlottetown’s first truly Farm to Table Cafe, using ONLY local and organic,…read moresustainably grown produce in our kitchen. We offer delicious plant-based breakfast (served all day), and lunch - salads, soups, sandwiches and healthy bowls. Our food is vegetarian, and everything can be made vegan and GF. We believe everyone deserves delicious food, and make food that anyone would enjoy! We have lots of sandwiches, bowls, dips and spreads available as ‘grab and go’ items as well. We also have a marche that sells all of this fresh beautiful local produce, along with a variety of fermented goodies made on our farm with local organic veggies - including sauerkrauts, kimchi, pickles, hot sauce, tempeh and Kombucha. The FARMACY has over 7 of our Kombucha flavours available - by the pint, flight, or cocktail/mocktail. You can also purchase a 750 mL re-fillable bottle to take our kombucha home with you as well. Peruse our marche for the best our island has to offer from other small, artisanal producers including: local raw honey, PEI Maple syrup, herbal tea blends, salves and balms, jams, farm fresh eggs, smoked heirloom tomato salsa and the most gorgeous and delicious chocolates from @janeandsuechocolates. Join us Saturday mornings year-round from 9-1 and NOW Wednesdays from 4-6 July-September for a fresh farm market, featuring the best in local, organic and sustainably grown fruit and veg. All available without plastic packaging.

Very tasty for a good price. We stopped by on our way to PEI and recommend stopping by if it on…read moreyour route

What a random and delightful spot to pop into! There lots of good food on this island and we hit…read morethis spot in the way outta town. It's cute!maybe a few spots to sit outside but really it's a take and go situation. Love that you can see their production kitchen. The service was friendly. When I heard my total $ for the order I was like what!! But then when I picked one up and realized the gravity of the situation and took a bite, I totally understood the prices. Absolutely worth a pop in.

We are new to Nova Scotia and discovered The Pork Shop a couple of months ago. We have been there…read moretwice, driving from Truro, and it is worth the drive. Their sausages are excellent and jerky products outstanding. We have bought other meat products they offer and have not been disappointed.

I'm a fan anytime a business opens up in Pictou County, barring shady biker-related ones, and even…read moremore so when it's a meat monger. And not the typical king of meats, beef, but its too frequently overlooked, delicious little brother - pork. Located in good-sized building along Westville Road, The Pork Shop has a handful of large coolers packed with tons of different sausages (the usual suspects plus cool ones like donair and curry that I'd love to try), many different cuts of pork, a few types of bacon (including the all-to-rare peameal bacon), and beef and chicken for people that aren't s big of fans of pork as I am. Shelves of dry goods to go with your meat line the walls - local jams, honey, sauerkraut, etc. Their website is really great too, listing all of their carnivorous options as well as descriptions of each. Much to my own chagrin, I don't live nearby and don't have a car, so transporting meat is a bit of a hassle/major heath concern. As such, the only meat I've yet tried is my dad's favourite, their marinated capacola pork chops. Luckily for me, it's a damn fine marinade and the pork chops turn out great on the grill - even when my dad, who's infamous for overcooking chops, does them. This may have a bit to do with their hefty thickness, so they're harder to dry out entirely. The flavour is rich and peppery, and I'm guessing the red tint is from paprika since there isn't a spicy hit to them. Get these, grill them up, and openly laugh in the face of those who think beef reigns supreme. On one of my visits back I just may have to load up a cooler with ice packs and smuggle some sausage and bacon back to the city with me. PS. watch out for the horrible potholes in their gravel parking lot.

My brother and sister-in-law gave my husband and I a gift box from Maritime Madness for Christmas…read more Maritime Madness is a Canadian company, from you guessed it, The Maritimes! They specialize in hot sauces, spicy rubs and spicy peanut brittle. We got 4 bottles of hot sauces and a bag of Ghost Pepper Peanut Brittle. I went on the website to report prices for y'all, lol. Most of their bottles of hot sauces are $9.95, there are a few that are more expensive. They come in plastic squeeze bottles instead of the usual glass bottles that hot sauces come in. The Mustard Pickle one is delicious on burgers. With a burn rating of 6 (I think their hottest is 12) it has a bit of a kick but no mouth on fire burn, lol. The Moonshine Habanero I believe is their original hot sauce. It's quite spicy with a burn rate of 9. It tastes more like a "regular" hot sauce as opposed to the more creative flavours ones. I like the more unusual flavours, but hot sauces purists will enjoy this one. The Tropical Habanero one is excellent. It has flavours of mango and pineapple, two of my favourite fruits. It's pretty spicy with a burn rate of 10. I don't find it spicer than the Moonshine Habanero though. The Candied Blueberry one is unusual. It's burn rating is only 4 so it's really mild with just the slightest twinge of spice. It's really sweet. It goes well with cream cheese, goat cheese or brie to add a bit of sweet and spicy to your sandwiches. This one is a bit less versatile, but very unique. Spicy peanut brittle are $4.95 a bag. The Ghost Pepper one is pretty spicy, but not unbearably so. It's a nice twist on regular peanut brittle. The peanut brittle is good too, it's crunchy and buttery, and doesn't stick to your teeth. Their online store doesn't carry all their products, as they have in-store exclusives, like beef jerky! Not sure if I'll ever be in Montague, PEI, where their flagship store is, but they also have a store in the Founders Hall and Market in Charlottetown, PEI, and I'm very likely to be there sometime in the future! I'll be sure to look for their in-store exclusives! So I used to make fun of those people who put hot sauce on everything, but Maritime Madness has turned me into one of those people. I don't know whether to say "Damn you, Maritime Madness!" or "Thank you, Maritime Madness!" Lol.

Visited the Maritme Madness booth inside the Founders' Food Hall & Market . I was looking around…read morethe market after finding what I wanted from the Notables by PEI. I love hot sauces,but the beef jerky caught my eye. The hot n spicy is too much ghost pepper,and it lacks flavoring despite my love for spice. The sweet n hot has the right balance of texture,and flavoring,although it could use a bit more heat. For a side bar,small batch product,Red Clay beef jerky is better than Jack Link jerky's original in my opinion.The bad,it means they don't meet the requirements to ship outside PEI due to Canada beef licensing rules.Y'all will have to return,or ask folks you know to pick some Red Clay jerky up when they visit:)

I never read this book and the whole town was fixated on it, but it was a nice chocolate shop. We…read morepicked up some things for people back home. I would it would have been busier because the chocolate seemed to have a good price and they had a number of other items to sell, but we were of only a few people there. I would stop again if I were in PEI.

We popped in here briefly during our stroll through downtown Charlottetown in PEI. If I couldn't…read moremake it to the sites of Anne of Green Gables, then a pit stop at a chocolate shop named after the book was the next closest thing I always appreciate a when a business shows the behind the scenes of items being made by placing the production up front with a window or glass so customers can see everything. This quaint little shop features truffles, sodas, local cheese and what appeared to be their most popular item (chocolate covered potato chips). I'm a sucker for chocolate covered potato chips- preferably dark chocolate. These were milk chocolate but still tasty. The space was busy and a little outdated in its appearances. Charming, nonetheless.

Water Prince Corner Shop is a family run little cafe/restaurant with a full seafood menu to satisfy…read moreany seafarer! As this is Prince Edward Island (PEI), I had to order the super fresh oysters! Exceptional flavor, color, juice and you could tell these were only a few hours from being caught! They only needed a kiss of lemon and minimal if any Tabasco. Very tender and unique as these were from the St Lawrence River side NOT the Atlantic. If you're looking for a non- touristy place where the locals eat, this is one of those places! For cruisers- it's only 2 more blocks down from the cruise port!

June 23/2026: Solo travel lunch…read more Let's start with the food. I asked my server "Leah L" if the scallops were prepared, battered & finished "in house" she said they were. They WEREN'T. As a lifelong Scallop consumer I KNOW the difference between in-house battered scallops & what's brought in from a food distributor. I ordered a Scallop Meal ($40.99) with fries, which were very good & an extra order of scallops ($16.99). I wouldn't have purchased or even eaten at this spot if they weren't in fact house prepared scallops. The fried scallops were place on a bed of wet lettuce garnishing, everyone knows that when you place something fried on something wet...the fried food becomes soggy! As for the service was ok but I had to ask for a water refill, extra napkins & I ran out of tartar sauce. A really good server monitors their patrons from afar & knows to take care of the things above BEFORE the patrons asks. This location positions themselves as very good but they're just mediocre with really expensive scallops! Keep In mind that this is a very small location with seating for about 20-30 people. I'd maybe do again but I wouldn't make it a destination. From my experience, there's likely better seafood restaurants on PEI.