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TL;DR/The Short Version: Seafood restaurant right at the Alderney Ferry Landing. Food was good, but the Platter for 2 was really small for 2 people. The Long Version: I had heard great things about Evan's Seafood so my husband and I made a special trip to Dartmouth from Halifax on our vacation to check it out. It's right by the Alderney Ferry Landing so we took the ferry over and we were right there (ferry fare was $3 a person and it's a 15 minute ride). We got the Platter for 2 ($40) which came with 2 pieces of haddock, 4 Digby scallops, a half order of clams, half fries and half salad. We got to choose our salad (from Cesar, garden, spinach or Greek) and we got the garden salad with the dressing on the side. The amount of food was not sufficient for 2 people, imo. We had to go get a second dinner afterwards, lol. (My husband is an average-sized man and I am a much smaller than average-sized woman). Everything fit on one regular-sized dinner plate. However, the food did taste good ;) The Platter for 2 is gluten-free by default. The haddock breading was crunchy and I liked that it wasn't overly greasy. The scallops were a good size and were nicely cooked. Tender and not rubbery. The clams were good as well, although there was lots of batter on them. The fries were crispy and although not shoestring fries, I still enjoyed them. The salad was fresh and had a good variety of vegetables, but it was only a few mouthfuls. You order and pay at the counter. You tell them if you want to sit indoors or outdoors. They give you a numbered table sign and you place it wherever you want to sit. They will bring the food to you when it's ready and will clear the table when you're done, but they do not check up on you otherwise. Ambiance is...well...you're eating at a ferry terminal, lol. But if you eat outside, you're by the water. The patio was busy though, so we ate inside. I'm glad we tried it and it was fun taking the ferry over. (178)
Evan's Seafood uses a fast-casual operation model where you order and pay at the register, obtain a number, sit down, and they'll bring you the food. Their 'taste of everything' platters are a great way to sample the menu. The platter for two ($35) comes with two pieces of fish (we added an additional piece for $6), clams, scallops, fries, and salad. The fried fish was exactly how I like it prepared. Very lightly battered so there's a delicate crispy crust encapsulating flaky fish. The moist fish was delightful and made even better with some of the zesty creamy tartare sauce, which arrives two to an order. Similarly, the fried scallops are lightly breaded, so the scallops' sweetness stands out and is best enjoyed au naturel. They were addictively delicious; I could easily have a full order of these on a return visit. Only the clams were something I could have lived without. They're a bit "fishier" tasting and greasier since it's more battered. Still, with a squeeze of the lemon and hot sauce the flavours improved. The fries and salad were a decent portion for sharing. And while the fries were a bit soft, they were made from cut potatoes and tasted fresh. Tasty food and the beautiful Halifax skyline view aside, what made the experience excel was their friendly service. We were well looked after, with people regularly checking in on us, despite sitting on the patio. And the cashier stressed that we didn't need to add a gratuity, although it would be appreciated. When my friend pressed her about why she'd decline a tip, she noted that it's a tough economy and didn't want customers to feel pressured if they couldn't afford the extra money. How thoughtful and refreshing, I left nourished on the inside and out.
Visiting from the US, I looked up places to eat and started looking at menus. They sold me when I saw on their website talking about celiac and that their menu was gluten free. Evan's is amazing! The food was delicious. The staff (and owner) are great! And the view wasn't too bad either--looking at the Halifax skyline across the water.
We stopped at Evan's as part of our all day tour of Halifax and Dartmouth. Because of this I wasn't expecting value or quality, but I am pleased to say I Was Wrong. This place serves up fresh fish at value prices. We had the 3 piece Fish and Chips (we actually substituted Onion Rings for the fries). The gluten free coating was a change from the batter dipped we have been accustomed to, but it was light and delicious. The Onion Rings were crispy goodness. Others with us had the scallops and shrimp. All was great. The staff were extremely polite and helpful. The views of the harbor from the outside deck were great. Definitely the place for seafood in Dartmouth while enjoying the view of Halifax.
We only grabbed the lobster roll on its own, while the lobster meat was on the skimpy side, the flavours were great! After reading the previous reviews, I guess they just reduce the amount of lobster meat in the roll over the years. For a takeout joint, $30($26+tax) for this roll alone was pricey in my opinion. We were asked to tip on the takeout as well, which is a little ridiculous because there was no table service just waited for the buzzer to buzz and we got up and went to pick it up, we simply got a box with the roll and had to ask for a fork and napkin. I've had similar priced rolls in other local joints and they came with sizes, coleslaw etc!
Such friendly staff, the fish and chips were delicious everyone enjoyed them. The lobster roll is surprisingly, as it was warm and loaded with lobster. The scallops were sweet. They have probably 10 tables and lots of parking. The restaurant is inside what looks like a farmers market with other small stores. 10 pieces were definitely too much for 4 adults, we had leftovers the next day in the air fryer and it wasn't bad either.
Lobster roll, lobster roll, lobster roll! I'm a huge fan of lobster rolls, and coming from Toronto, I knew I had to try one. I got there right when it opened and it was awesome. Normally, lobster rolls come cold but this one was actually warm - which is something I've been wanting for a while. Ambiance: N/A - it's more of a takeout spot/food court. So it's nothing special, but it was nice with the pop up vendors/market there selling stuff. Food: 4/5 - I loved it and would definitely come back again. Like I said, it was warm, soft and buttery. Really enjoyed it. Service: 4/5 - Friendly individual who took my order! Overall: 4/5, highly recommended!
It's unassuming that Evan's would be so good being attached to the ferry terminal. It looks kinda like a food court stall. But, of course, never judge a book by its cover. The staff were so nice and friendly! Knowledgeable too! We ended up getting the sample platter so we could try everything as well as 8 oysters. Here's what I loved: the fried haddock, onion rings, Caesar salad, and the shucked oysters. Did not care for: fried scallops, fried shrimp (they were fried while with the shells still on), fried clams.
I will not be returning. I have been coming here for the past 3 years excited for the lobster roll + the recipe. It had always been consistent. On our visit this weekend, they have clearly changed ownership or have changed what they're willing to offer their customers. When you compare the photos of Feb 2024 and June 2024 it's pathetic. They have reduced the amount of meat, changed to smaller buns and added heaps of mayo to fill the roll BUT no change in price. I will not recommend this spot any longer.
Stopped by this place with friends the day I left Halifax for the lobster rolls and it did not disappoint! The food was tasty and you can see from the counter that it's made fresh to order. The lobster roll wasn't a big as I thought it would be. You can see in the photo that it's about the same size as a hotdog. However, the roll and the fries filled me up. The oysters were very fresh and absolutely delicious. There are tables so you can eat in if you want; and the server will bring the food right to your table. The staff were friendly and will make suggestions if you're on the fence about what to order. We arrived around lunch time and the line was massive, so if you're starving you might have to wait a bit. Overall we had a great experience, I will be back next time. An added bonus is that it's very easy to get to from Halifax since it's in the same building as the ferry station.
I ordered a haddock taco and a scallop taco. They were well cooked and I liked the homemade tortillas. The overall taste of the tacos were bland. The fish was juicy, same with the scallops, but the choice of toppings made the whole taco lack anything special. The guac was the only thing I ended up tasting when I took a bite with it. The price doesn't equate to the taste.
1 month ago
One of the best fish and chips places in the HRM. Located in Dartmouth by the ferry terminal. There's seating and a patio with take out as well. All the seafood is fresh - you can also buy some if you want to make it yourself! But eat here, save yourself the hassle. Always get the fish and chips. Two piece if you are hungry - three if you are famished. Their coating is different from most places - more of a breading versus beer battered. Family run. Fantastic place read more
Came over on the ferry from Halifax to Dartmouth to try this seafood place...arrived around 3:30pm. The place looks like a cafeteria or food court dining area. There is an outside patio area. Order and pay at the counter and they give you a number and you take a table. The order taker was very nice. We ordered the large lobster poutine, 2 piece fish and chips and the six scallops. We received our food. It took about 30minutes before getting food. But it was freshly prepared. The scallops were lightly breaded and not greasy. Texture of these local scallops were firmer and sweeter than ones I had in Portland Maine. The lobster poutine-a huge portion of buttery lobster over well cooked fries with a yummy white gravy-YUM. The fish and chips-nicely cooked and could tell the fish is FRESH. French fries were nicely cooked and not greasy. What a great Fresh seafood meal at this restaurant. read more
29 days ago
Great Fish and chips which were prepared in their Gluten Free fryer. The Lobster roll had tonnes of lobster but for that the regular roll was too fresh to resist! Also had GF chocolate cake and carrot cakes. read more
19 days ago
11 months ago
Great spot just off the ferry terminal with a waterfront seating area and mini bar. The lobster roll was delicious; served warm with a good portion of meat. I'd also recommend the Poutine and fish and chips (not pictured). read more
2 years ago
TL;DR/The Short Version: Seafood restaurant right at the Alderney Ferry Landing. Food was good, but the Platter for 2 was really small for 2 people. The Long Version: I had heard great things about Evan's Seafood so my husband and I made a special trip to Dartmouth from Halifax on our vacation to check it out. It's right by the Alderney Ferry Landing so we took the ferry over and we were right there (ferry fare was $3 a person and it's a 15 minute ride). We got the Platter for 2 ($40) which came with 2 pieces of haddock, 4 Digby scallops, a half order of clams, half fries and half salad. We got to choose our salad (from Cesar, garden, spinach or Greek) and we got the garden salad with the dressing on the side. The amount of food was not sufficient for 2 people, imo. We had to go get a second dinner afterwards, lol. (My husband is an average-sized man and I am a much smaller than average-sized woman). Everything fit on one regular-sized dinner plate. However, the food did taste good ;) The Platter for 2 is gluten-free by default. The haddock breading was crunchy and I liked that it wasn't overly greasy. The scallops were a good size and were nicely cooked. Tender and not rubbery. The clams were good as well, although there was lots of batter on them. The fries were crispy and although not shoestring fries, I still enjoyed them. The salad was fresh and had a good variety of vegetables, but it was only a few mouthfuls. You order and pay at the counter. You tell them if you want to sit indoors or outdoors. They give you a numbered table sign and you place it wherever you want to sit. They will bring the food to you when it's ready and will clear the table when you're done, but they do not check up on you otherwise. Ambiance is...well...you're eating at a ferry terminal, lol. But if you eat outside, you're by the water. The patio was busy though, so we ate inside. I'm glad we tried it and it was fun taking the ferry over. (178) read more
Evan's Seafood uses a fast-casual operation model where you order and pay at the register, obtain a number, sit down, and they'll bring you the food. Their 'taste of everything' platters are a great way to sample the menu. The platter for two ($35) comes with two pieces of fish (we added an additional piece for $6), clams, scallops, fries, and salad. The fried fish was exactly how I like it prepared. Very lightly battered so there's a delicate crispy crust encapsulating flaky fish. The moist fish was delightful and made even better with some of the zesty creamy tartare sauce, which arrives two to an order. Similarly, the fried scallops are lightly breaded, so the scallops' sweetness stands out and is best enjoyed au naturel. They were addictively delicious; I could easily have a full order of these on a return visit. Only the clams were something I could have lived without. They're a bit "fishier" tasting and greasier since it's more battered. Still, with a squeeze of the lemon and hot sauce the flavours improved. The fries and salad were a decent portion for sharing. And while the fries were a bit soft, they were made from cut potatoes and tasted fresh. Tasty food and the beautiful Halifax skyline view aside, what made the experience excel was their friendly service. We were well looked after, with people regularly checking in on us, despite sitting on the patio. And the cashier stressed that we didn't need to add a gratuity, although it would be appreciated. When my friend pressed her about why she'd decline a tip, she noted that it's a tough economy and didn't want customers to feel pressured if they couldn't afford the extra money. How thoughtful and refreshing, I left nourished on the inside and out. read more
Visiting from the US, I looked up places to eat and started looking at menus. They sold me when I saw on their website talking about celiac and that their menu was gluten free. Evan's is amazing! The food was delicious. The staff (and owner) are great! And the view wasn't too bad either--looking at the Halifax skyline across the water. read more
We stopped at Evan's as part of our all day tour of Halifax and Dartmouth. Because of this I wasn't expecting value or quality, but I am pleased to say I Was Wrong. This place serves up fresh fish at value prices. We had the 3 piece Fish and Chips (we actually substituted Onion Rings for the fries). The gluten free coating was a change from the batter dipped we have been accustomed to, but it was light and delicious. The Onion Rings were crispy goodness. Others with us had the scallops and shrimp. All was great. The staff were extremely polite and helpful. The views of the harbor from the outside deck were great. Definitely the place for seafood in Dartmouth while enjoying the view of Halifax. read more
We only grabbed the lobster roll on its own, while the lobster meat was on the skimpy side, the flavours were great! After reading the previous reviews, I guess they just reduce the amount of lobster meat in the roll over the years. For a takeout joint, $30($26+tax) for this roll alone was pricey in my opinion. We were asked to tip on the takeout as well, which is a little ridiculous because there was no table service just waited for the buzzer to buzz and we got up and went to pick it up, we simply got a box with the roll and had to ask for a fork and napkin. I've had similar priced rolls in other local joints and they came with sizes, coleslaw etc! read more
3 years ago
Such friendly staff, the fish and chips were delicious everyone enjoyed them. The lobster roll is surprisingly, as it was warm and loaded with lobster. The scallops were sweet. They have probably 10 tables and lots of parking. The restaurant is inside what looks like a farmers market with other small stores. 10 pieces were definitely too much for 4 adults, we had leftovers the next day in the air fryer and it wasn't bad either. read more
3 months ago
3 years ago
Lobster roll, lobster roll, lobster roll! I'm a huge fan of lobster rolls, and coming from Toronto, I knew I had to try one. I got there right when it opened and it was awesome. Normally, lobster rolls come cold but this one was actually warm - which is something I've been wanting for a while. Ambiance: N/A - it's more of a takeout spot/food court. So it's nothing special, but it was nice with the pop up vendors/market there selling stuff. Food: 4/5 - I loved it and would definitely come back again. Like I said, it was warm, soft and buttery. Really enjoyed it. Service: 4/5 - Friendly individual who took my order! Overall: 4/5, highly recommended! read more
3 years ago
It's unassuming that Evan's would be so good being attached to the ferry terminal. It looks kinda like a food court stall. But, of course, never judge a book by its cover. The staff were so nice and friendly! Knowledgeable too! We ended up getting the sample platter so we could try everything as well as 8 oysters. Here's what I loved: the fried haddock, onion rings, Caesar salad, and the shucked oysters. Did not care for: fried scallops, fried shrimp (they were fried while with the shells still on), fried clams. read more
2 years ago
I will not be returning. I have been coming here for the past 3 years excited for the lobster roll + the recipe. It had always been consistent. On our visit this weekend, they have clearly changed ownership or have changed what they're willing to offer their customers. When you compare the photos of Feb 2024 and June 2024 it's pathetic. They have reduced the amount of meat, changed to smaller buns and added heaps of mayo to fill the roll BUT no change in price. I will not recommend this spot any longer. read more
3 years ago
Stopped by this place with friends the day I left Halifax for the lobster rolls and it did not disappoint! The food was tasty and you can see from the counter that it's made fresh to order. The lobster roll wasn't a big as I thought it would be. You can see in the photo that it's about the same size as a hotdog. However, the roll and the fries filled me up. The oysters were very fresh and absolutely delicious. There are tables so you can eat in if you want; and the server will bring the food right to your table. The staff were friendly and will make suggestions if you're on the fence about what to order. We arrived around lunch time and the line was massive, so if you're starving you might have to wait a bit. Overall we had a great experience, I will be back next time. An added bonus is that it's very easy to get to from Halifax since it's in the same building as the ferry station. read more
I ordered a haddock taco and a scallop taco. They were well cooked and I liked the homemade tortillas. The overall taste of the tacos were bland. The fish was juicy, same with the scallops, but the choice of toppings made the whole taco lack anything special. The guac was the only thing I ended up tasting when I took a bite with it. The price doesn't equate to the taste. read more
Visited Evan's a lot while on short term assignment in Dartmouth. Great lunch spot by the water with fresh seafood and lots of selection and affordable prices. Service/staff is great. If you're hungry, I recommend getting the seafood platter (or if you want to share and try everything). Haddock is not beer battered (in case that's what you're expecting), but seasoned well. Lobster roll and the seafood chowder are always crowd pleasers when I've brought people for lunch. read more
We came here for dinner tonight, we ordered fried fish haddock, fish taco, seafood chowder, and lobster roll. Highly recommend the seafood chowder, they gave us so much fish and lobster, not sure if thats because it's end of the day and it comes with a bun. Lobster roll is on the pricey end but it tastes good, bun is warm and crispy with lots of lobster. Great and friendly service even it's a food court/take out style. read more
2 years ago
I'm still confused as to why Evan's seafood had such high ratings. My yelp search for the best fish and chips in the area was the reason why we stopped here. The staff helped us order too. The seafood platter, which was recommended because we can taste bit of everything was underwhelming. The fish was bit dry. The clams were very chewy. The scallops were greasy as they were fried and the French fries were cold. We also ordered lobster roll and it had lots of veggies and not enough lobster. It was such a disappointment. I'd say pass on this one. read more
8 years ago
So glad that some locals we met at the Devour Film Fest recommended Evan's Seafood at Alderney Landing in Dartmouth. You can take the walk on ferry from Halifax across the way for a lovely view and bite or drive across the bridge (just remember there's a toll). We stopped here on our last morning before flying home. We lucked out and it was a Saturday market day with so many amazing local vendors selling their wares and fresh baked goodness. We opted on just sharing one fish taco and a single piece of fish so that we could also get some treats in the market. Both items were prepared perfectly. Tender, moist, and full of flavour. I would most definitely order these two items again and again and again. The food was DELISH and the view heavenly outside from the picnic tables overlooking the bay (even if it was coooooooold). It's open seating here - not restaurant style, think food court. And I imagine you could even get your fish 'n chips to go and take it on the ferry with you as well :-) After reading all the fellow Yelper reviews, I wish we had tried the chowder! Will definitely do that if we ever get the chance to go back. Two thumbs up Evan's Seafood, Two thumbs up! read more
2 years ago
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4 years ago
Great place for lobster roll and lobster poutine, seafood was definitely fresh and not frozen :) read more
7 years ago
A maritime favourite! Cafeteria/Scandinavian style restaurant with fresh fish, scallops, clams, fries, and lobster poutine! A lot of their food is Gluten-free. If you're not GF, don't worry, the food is so good you wouldn't know the difference. Evans also offers fresh/frozen fish for purchase in case you would like to cook at home. I've been eating here for 6 years and the quality is still thriving. Great to see. read more
4 years ago
7 years ago
Best lobster roll in Dartmouth! Well priced - $16 only. Digby scallops amazing. Fried clams were good! Had lobster roll and seafood platter - would recommend both. Great views of Halifax skyline. Colourful benches out on patio so you can enjoy eating outside! read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
OUTSTANDING!!! This place was a hidden gem for me and my friends visiting from the US. While I dont eat seafood, the cauliflower tacos were an AMAZING vegetarian option. My friends had the lobster roll, the haddock burger, lobster putine and there was only praise heard around the table. One of the best parts of our lunch there was the server Nathan! He was so helpful and welcoming and truly a great representive for Canadian kindness. If you live in Halifax and haven't eaten here you are missing out big time! read more
3 years ago
5 years ago
This was on the list of one of the best places for lobster rolls in Halifax area. We were staying in Dartmouth and as this was by the ferry terminal and downtown, we thought we would try it. It was located right by the ferry terminal. As it was a Saturday, there was a farmer's market there as well. The lobster rolls took fairly long to make so we waited quite a while for a take out type of place. It was different than other lobster rolls as it was hot and it had a slightly different spin to it than other places. Definitely worth a try. read more
There was a great debate among many of the locals that we talked about who had the best fish in the Halifax area. It came down to two: John's Lunch and Evan's Seafood. As we headed toward the airport to head for our Alberta home, we decided to make time to stop off at both and make up our minds for ourselves. Evan's Seafood was located at the Alderney Landing Farmer's Market in Dartmouth. As we walked in this lovely Saturday morning, the market was bustling and busy and the lineup for Evan's was quite long. Fortunately, we didn't have to wait very long to order our one piece Haddock and spicy fish tacos. We found a table just outside the doors in the eating area and the young staff member didn't take long to find us and delivered our food right to us. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that he brought the food out to us on a porcelain plate and with real stainless steel cutlery, not the cheap paper plates and plastic forks and knives that most food courts have. I'll have to admit, Evan's Seafood was fantabulous! I can thoroughly understand why so many locals raved about Evan's. The fish was cooked perfectly and carried just the right amount of seasoning to make the meal fantastic! While I didn't find the fish tacos spicy per se, the flavour was such that it made me forget about the spiciness or lack there of. While I have already posted a very positive review of John's Lunch (check it out!), the consensus is clear... Evan's Seafood and John's Lunch are two VERY different places but they both can boast of having EXCELLENT food! I recommend highly both places if you like great local fish. I am not going to pick a winner only because we were the ones who won in the end! read more
Halifax being the type of city that it is (port, with a colonial British-centric background), there's a lot of fish and chips here. Even pizza places have it as a menu fixture! And with that comes even more opinions on who serves the best. Truth be told, a third is going to be average, if you're lucky. The bulk of the rest is worse than forgettable; so mushy or overcooked that you'd prefer to forget it and it went back to the freezer from whence it came, but its awfulness has scarred your taste buds' memories. Evan's, however, is a humble place just across the harbour (and I mean *just*), that consistently comes up when the best fish and chips joints in the city are being discussed. Located right in Alderney Landing, it's owned by a fishing family, so that's a big feather in their cap of legitimacy (it's the latest fashion). While slowly whittling down my list of restaurants to try out for the first time, I decided to take the ferry over to Evan's on a cool, but sunny, winter day. Not being particularly familiar with the complex, I took an embarrassingly long time to find the place, so the easy directions for others is just go left once you're off the ferry. Not up any steps, just keep going left. Learn from my shame. I planned my trip to arrive after the lunch rush would be over, so there was no line and just a couple of the tables that were occupied in the food court-ish set up. To no one's surprise, their compact menu is honed in on seafood, with the likes of fish and chips, scallops, lobster rolls and lobster poutine. Given the way this review started, it will also come as no surprise that I went with the fish and chips, although just one piece so that I wouldn't put myself in a fried food-coma. After ordering at the counter, I sat down and took in the nice view across the harbour. My food was brought out in fairly quick order. The fish was a respectable size and the pile of hand-cut fries was healthy (figuratively) as well. I knew what I was getting into when it came to the style of fish here at Evan's - they use a gluten free breading instead of my preferred beer batter. That said it was crispy, and the fish was super fresh, although a little thin compared to most places. The fries were quite crispy for hand-cut ones, and the tartar sauce was so good that I was dipping my fries in it. While a breaded piece of fish will never be the best of the best in my books, this was a fine entry and they know what they're doing at Evan's. Bonus points for a menu that is mostly gluten free, which is nice for a type of food that typically isn't accessible to people with celiac. read more
5 years ago
After 5 days in Halifax desperate to eat a delicious lobster roll, I found it by taking the ferry to Dartmouth (Alderney ferry, I believe) It was right there as you exit the ferry on the right side (end of corridor). It looks like a market seafood stand but the food they make is better than at all the restaurants we tried in Halifax Harbourfront. There is a quaint outdoor patio to comfortably enjoy your food. We Ordered a lobster roll (6/5) and a lobster poutine (5/5) We left so happy to have gone there. Super friendly staff too. If you want great seafood at a reasonable price, take the ferry across from Halifax harbour downtown and Enjoy! read more
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2 Ochterloney Street
Alderney Landing
Dartmouth, NS B2Y
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Downtown Dartmouth
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