From an ambiance perspective, you wouldn't figure this is someplace that has amazing desserts... as…read morethe appearance from the outside is exactly what it is - a convenience store. However inside you not only find regular convenience items to hit your sweet tooth, but the ice creams, milkshakes and cakes to satisfy any craving. Absolutely loved the cookie dough sundae I had, and my wife loved the hazelnut one she got in a takeout container. Serviced was quick and they made good suggestions based upon our situation. If you are downtown, this is a great place to get some treats - just no eat-in area - so be prepared to take and go.

Great selection of snacks and beverages. We came by twice since it was close to our hotel. We did…read morenot try the dairy bar. Friendly service each time we stopped in. It's a convenience store, so not a place to sit and enjoy your snacks.

This review is for the *new* Port on Clyde Street, which is a far cry from the old hole in the wall…read moredown the street. Sleek, upscale, roomy. Wine as far as the eye can see. It's distracting. Even if you don't like a certain wine, you find yourself drawn to the wide array of tastefully-displayed bottles. The spirit displays are also eye-catching. Good selection of local wines in the back. There is also a separate room where ultra-expensive wines are kept. Staff are friendly and helpful. The only downside is trying to find parking close by, but that's a pretty common downtown-in-general complaint.

This is definitely a pretty handy liquor store, located between Morris and Spring Garden (on…read moreClyde). I particularly appreciate the addition of the entire back wall now being a cold beer section. Who wants to buy warm beer? Staff are friendly and helpful and i've never been given too rough of a time with regard to carding. I even had my photo taken on my 19th birthday with the security guard working here come to think of it. A friendly group, needless to say. Be sure to save a quarter or two for the 'Clyde Street Pirate' who notoriously sits outside asking: "Cannnyahspareany change babeeyy?" Numerous rumors have gone around about this guy: He's deaf and collects contributions for hearing impaired children's charities, he's the best con job going and lives in a condo in Bedford, you name it... He's always been friendly to me though and he's definitely a colourful and friendly additions to an otherwise uneventful liquor store stop off! He does dress like a pirate btw. Be sure to check out the increased wine selection at this location!

Great neighborhood variety store. Amazing service and helpful owner! Centrally located in north d…read moreEd ns Halifax and they strive to meet all your shopping needs. Great bargains on ice too!

I just wanted to up my star rating to reflect the store's great customer service. I went in last…read morenight and picked up a few things, but discovered the debit machine was unavailable when I got to the counter. Since I didn't have any cash on me, I was ready to just put my things back and head home. But the owner insisted that I simply bring in cash the next day. Just got back from dropping off the money to the store and happy to have the store as a neighbourhood fixture.

One day Denwakar was at the counter and I told him that the big sanitizer dispenser was out then…read morefew hours later I had to go back to buy something and he still, didn't replaced the empty sanitizer. I never seen their S.Asian staff sanitize in between customers or even just when they touch money from the prev customers during lockdowns esp now so, the sanitizer at the entrance is necessary. The place is big and bright and not as busy compared to petrocan at young/robie

I'm not 100% sure I'm a fan of Irving or Sobey's - I do love those discount coupons that Sobey's…read morehands out for use at Irving stations. There are at least two reasons to love this particular Irving - the car wash. It's inexpensive, and does a great quick clean, especially when it's cold and I'm too lazy to do it myself. And the fact that it's open 24 hours - you never know when you'll need gas or something. The K store is well maintained - meaning lots of goodies on the shelves and clean.

I am not from Nova Scotia and was directed to this store by another NSLC location....thank you!…read more As soon as I walked in I knew by the greeting the staff was educated in the store offerings. Great store if you are looking for vintage wine selections.

All your premium wines and spirits right here folks. This store is built on the lobby level of a…read morevery new and shiny looking condo building, and everything in the store is new and shiny to match. Lots of glass and a ritzy ambiance. They have wine tastings and all sorts of other events/happenings on the go, so it's a really great place for wine enthusiasts. Wish I could afford to try all their stuff, but maybe one day!! Staff are super friendly.

Food is okay but not worth the poor service as of late. 0/10 for service…read more Have lived in the area for 20+ years and have been stopping here throughout the years; within the last year I've gone 3 times with each experience being worse than the last. Staff seems upset that you are ordering food, begrudgingly takes your order/rings you through, and argues with you over what they have written on their own menu. I recommend any other local spot that is polite to their customers!

Holy mackerel the family sized fish and chips is HUGE! Of…read morecourse they're not using mackerel but be assured the fish is excellent and the fries done just right. Both fish and fries were nice and crispy and we were confused at first as it came in an XL pizza box which we thought had pizza in it. :) The meal also came with a tub of gravy, a few sides (coleslaw, macaroni salad and homemade tartar sauce), lemon slices and ketchup. With 10 pieces of fish (some of which were super-sized) our family of four squeezed two meals out of it (late lunch and late dinner) and still had a piece left over! You gotta get out of Halifax and try this place. It's worth the half hour drive (plus you can go a bit further and hit an awesome beach at Crystal Crescent. AWESOME!

Last night, this NSLC single-handedly launched me into a new quarter-life crisis…read more I am 26-years-old. 26. That is not old. But when you're surrounded by people in this store on a Friday night and suddenly everyone else looks 17, you're going to feel like the Crypt Keeper. And I did. It did not help that the cashier ID'd everyone until he got to me, gave me the stoic 'old person' nod, and rang me through. Had I not already been clutching a bottle of Bourbon, I would have had to been surgically removed from the hard liquor section. As for the NSLC itself, it is convenient for the South End weekend scene so long as you can retain a scrap of self-esteem when faced with the fact that you have gotten older. And if you can't, at least there's plenty of booze nearby.

I particularly like that this NSLC has a very large cold beer section. Nothing worse than heading…read moreto a liquor store on your way out somewhere and being faced with the prospect of a) drinking warm beer in the variety you like or b) buying something just because it's cold. Ok, so there are worse things... not many though. Pretty wide selection of wine and spirits too! This NSLC is located in the same building as the Atlantic Superstore on Barrington Street.

What a terrific lunch at such a unique spot. That BIG Purple…read moreHouse on your left before you get to the lighthouse is worth a second glance. The colour catches you, but the Bistro will keep you. OMH what a good spot. We were up for Fish & Chips, done as Halibut and yummy crusted fries. Served with a house tartar. Hubby decided on the Sliders with pickles and a side of onion rings.. and a mustardy onion sauce. We smorged through these gems and then Janet got us! She slid that sweets menu right in there and had us ! We are not cheese cake fans, but the words Cheesecake Parfait-ish took us to task. It would be our changing of minds. It was dead on perfection. OH I should have brought one home. A delectible sweet with a graham crust, custardy filling , topped with cranberry/blueberry compote, and lime shreds. I am in love. More more! We will be back! and highly recommend the newest addition to that eye catching purple place! Go. You will not be disappointed. I am so very glad they decided to open this wonderful spot in June....It is sure to be 'the' table of record out at Peggys Cove... The treasures of Peggys Cove are not always the light house and views. Many times it is right there waiting for you to find it. Dressed in Purple! Happy dining.......... And DO NOT miss that great little shop attached. Found my first Ski Mouse Cracker of 2020!!! and of course some fudge for later.......

We paid $25 for a reservation. Face verified same day for time. Arrived early. Restaurant…read moreclosed. No call to us at all. Never in 40 years of dining has been so dismissive and disrespectful. "OH, you must not be on the right time zone" like we've traveled internationally for 40 years. They may be great or maybe they are what they are to us. No shows.