Great cafe and lunch spot…read more Good assortment of hot and cold coffee options, and the baked goods are to die for! My cinnamon swirl cake was SO good. The bacon and brie sandwich was a bit small, but the flavours were delicious and the crisp baguette was spot on.

I highly recommend this cafe! It's not easy to find a great espresso with homemade baked goods in…read moreNew Glasgow... but here's a place where you can find both. Friendly, service-oriented staff, clean premises, fun atmosphere AND excellent coffee. Oh, and if you need sewing supplies and fabric, that's right next door...enjoy!

There is no bathroom available to the public. The staff however are very kind and helpful. You can…read morefind a decent plus size clothing selection most times and the kids clothing is always in good supply. The quality is always better than going to a different thriftstore and the pricing is set for each clothing group. They don't overcharge.

Was kicked out just as I was going through doors because I was carrying a closed timbits box in my…read morehand. She was very rude about it.

It was so much fun to visit Mabel Murple's! I remember reading Sheree Fitch's "Toes in My Nose" as…read morea kid and can still quote the first couple of lines of "Mabel Murple" after all these years. When you first arrive, you're immediately greeted by bursts of bright colours all over the the buildings, especially bursts of purple! You can peek into Mabel's house, check out the chickens, horses or Willow the donkey, sit under the old apple tree or visit the book shop with its glittery floor! The shop offers a big selection of children's books, but has a selection of books for adults too. This whimsical place will remind you of fantasies you had as a kid and encourage you to dream up new ones! Don't miss it!

First, who wouldn't love to explore a beautiful Scottish stone house circa 1825…read more And once you're inside, things get even better. Unique gifts, most made locally from gorgeous bamboo cutting boards and serving trays to delicious preserves, mixed spices, and other foodie delights. Of course there are other wonderful things as well...jewelery, handmade clothing items...the list is endless and it's all so beautiful, you'd think you were in a gallery - not surprising, given the quality of these artisan treasures. No matter what your desire -or that perfect gift souvenir to bring back home to loved ones (you might end up keeping them all for yourself, they're so awesome).

An awesome find in Stellarton! Great vinyl records, new and used. I was very impressed with the…read moreused selection and the prices are very good! Much better than what I'm used to seeing in the big cities. Plus they also have some vintage audio equipment that will satisfy those who are just starting to put together an audio setup or those who are looking to upgrade. The store owner, Dennis, is very knowledgable, friendly and helpful. Stop by and check it out! You won't be disappointed.

This is a very cool store if you still love records which I do. He has a good variety and is…read morealways getting new albums in. Also fixes equipment and cleans records, has some t-shirts and magazines too. This store is definitely worth checking out.

This place has really evolved over the years, and it's got all the basics you need. Canadian Tire,…read moreWinners, Sears, are the big anchor stores, along with a mix of women's and men's fashions and a huge sporting goods store. It does lack a central food court, although Tim Horton's, a pizza place and Laura Secord all have shops at the central entrance. The mall is well maintained, but lacks any aesthetic charm for the kiddies - no fountains, for example. There is a small arcade, which I'm sure any kid would be eager to visit.

We stumbled across this appealing sheep farm and wool store on a casual exploration of rural Nova…read moreScotia and found out we were hardly alone. Several cars of school kids arrived at about the same time to get a close-up look at sheep farming. This is a working farm with lots of lambs having just made their appearance and a lot of mama sheep nursing. It was a delightful scene, and everyone was invited to pet the little ones. Next door is the wool shop, and we found there a lot of delightful wool items made at the farm. We wound up admiring a lot of the merchandise and buying two attractive wool hats to keep us warm in wintry Connecticut and a skein of wool, all of high quality and quite reasonably priced. They also provide useful easy-to-follow instructions on how to take care of your purchases. Lismore is hardly on a main route, but if you are in this area and in need of woolen supplies it's worth a visit. The kids should enjoy it, too.

Very prompt filling my orders and, had them exactly displayed as expected! Easy to order and pay…read moreby internet.

Ordered local this year. Got screwed over like hundreds of other customers last year by a national…read moreonline florist. This year we got exactly what we ordered for Mother's Day. Delivered without problems on the day we selected. Mom loved them. Thank you McKean's for making me, Mom, and the missus happy.