Maybe I'm over enthusiastic about this place because we don't have it in the United States but my…read morewife and I LOVE coming to Bulk Barn. It's a magical place where you arm yourself with plastic bags (like the ones at the grocery store) and you walk around and scoop stuff into them. It's that simple but it's also that awesome. Almost anything you can think of, they have it here. There's 12 different kinds of flour for goodness sake! Candy, rice, spices, dog bones, pie filling...you name it, they have it. And you can get whatever quantity you want, from a pinch to a pound! You pay based on the weight but we bought about 10 different things and barely broke 20 dollars. You want to try quinoa but you're not sure you'll like it? Buy a cup worth. Got a weird addiction to Sour Skittles and you're embarrassed the convenience store guy is starting to notice? Buy three pounds at Bulk Barn. Our only knock is that we wish their scoops had measurements on them in case you're buying portions to cook with.

This local grocery store is on the Main Street in Canning. Within this store, apart from groceries,…read morethere is a NSLC outlet and a pizza twice express. There is lots of parking nearby.

Lovely farmers market with a shop that is open almost every day selling local crafts, artisanal…read moreproducts, food, produce and more. There are lots of vegan options such as chocolate bars, cookies, hot chocolate, cosmetics, kombucha and more. The girl working was also very friendly and nice! Comfortable to shop at as well and they follow covid protocols.

This is a wonderful farmer's market, just off Main Street Wolfville. There are multiple stalls with…read moresumptuous foods both to eat on site (indoor and outdoor seating available) or take away. The foods include Indian, German, farm vegetables and fruits, bakeries, coffee, popcorn and deserts, apple cider. There are also multiple artisans that sell a variety of items. If you go outside you will hear local artists perform. Lots of free local parking.

By far the best goat's cheese I ever had and it's produced right in the Annapolis Valley. Randy &…read moreCheryl Hiltz run the dairy and make the creamy cheeses that you'll find in all the best restaurants in the province. FID even has it listed in the title of some of the dishes!) The drive to Aylesford and their farm is lovely in the summer if you take the old highway and if you aren't up for that, you can find Randy every Saturday at the Farmers Market. Not only do I get the creamy goat cheese flavored with cayenne & garlic and the one with Italian herbs or Herbes aux Provence (depending on my mood), I also stock up on his goat gouda cheeses - fantastic. Note to self: don't forget to pick up some yoghurt and some free range eggs (their son looks after the chickens.)

I like to bake pies and normally used the crust recipe on the cover of the lard package. It always…read moreturned out good. Then I found a recipe in an Old Order Mennonite cookbook. One of the ingredients is sour cream. I had none so I tried your yogurt I bought at Valley Natural foods. Unbelievable! I also use the yogurt for a topping on apple pie. I've gotten rave reviews from the eaters. The yogurt topping, made with sugar, vanilla and spices, replaces the upper crust. It is called "Cream Schnitz (apple) Pie." It hasn't lasted long after coming out of the oven. Thank you, thank you, thank you! for your quality products. Paul Bannister

Disappointed. Yelp reviews were not true. No cheese making, empty shelves, no tastings. Just…read morerefrigerators with minimal product. Stay in town. Left and went back to The Cheese Store for fresh grilled cheese, charcuterie and ambience. Do not waste your time.

Just a quick drive from Wolfville - even quicker if you're smart and grab a bite to eat at the Port…read morePub in Port Williams en route - you'll find a charming farmhouse filled with locally made cheeses, milks, and gelato that you might recognize from their permanent shop at the Halifax Farmers Market. There's not a tremendous amount to see or do in the shop but that's okay since you're much better off just taste-testing some delicious cheeses, or chowing down on a sweet and crispy waffle cone. Still, there is a little window you can peek through to see some of the machines put to use behind the scenes. And the cheeses? Well, take it from me, someone who manages to maintain 80% of his body weight through cheese and cheese alone, are fantastic...and abundant: tons of spiced and smoked goudas (Italian herb, herb and garlic, jalapeno, cumin), fresh curds for homemade poutine (danger...), and even fetas and little known German styles that can act as a substitute for cream cheese! Lactose-intolerants beware. This is probably not the place for you.

Nova Scotia's first and largest cidery. Don't let the name fool you; they also make fruit wines!…read more While it may be a little bit off the beaten path for some folks, this location is worth visiting for sure. It's right off highway 12 and just a few kilometres outside of the town of New Ross. You can't miss it. They've got a brewpub in Halifax but this is better because you can talk with the alchemist behind the craft on site. The selection is just huge and you can sample whatever you want first before buying. The little retail hut is TINY but it does have three stools for sampling. There is literally something here for everyone. We like dry ciders and there are a lot of options. But there are also in between and even sweeter options. Lots of sweet fruit wine options as well for folks who haven't refined or figured out their palate yet, too. Definitely check this place out if you're heading up or down the highway!

Always get really good service. Food is really good too…read more They have some of the best sandwiches in town. Pricepoint is medium range. It's an open concept layout so it can get quite noisy if there are a lot of people in. Featured is the iced vanilla chai and the raspberry coconut muffin.

Latte was ok but wasn't worth almost $8. Service could definitely have been better, the two workers…read morewere shoving food in their faces behind the cash and didn't wash their hands. Dirty tables and pretty dirty/dusty floors that needed a sweep. Can't say I'd recommend it.

At last, a physical location for the great, strong coffee roasted by these folks. Previously only…read moreavailable at farmer markets and their roadside stand, you can now sit in and enjoy their great coffee with specialty options. They do have some baking that they bring in from Blockhouse bakery Boulangerie La Vemdéenne which is one of the best in the province. They also sell a small selection of coffee supplies/makers.