Excellent food. Chinese food and pizzas are the best I have eaten. Service is excellent. Staff is…read moresecond to none.

It's not easy to be out of sight, out of mind in a small town, but Whistleberry Market was that…read morekind of place for me. Every time I'd drive by, I'd remind myself that I should finally go there, but it was only once we were in our waning days of living in the county that I made the effort to get out there. It's a big, airy space, with lots of wood paneling that ups the country market vibe. I was really impressed with the broad assortment of products - fresh fruit and veg (local and imported), locally- and house-made pickles and jams, deli products, frozen meats, desserts, pantry goods, and more! What also drew us in were the hot food offerings, which include breakfast, lunch and dinner items. While I opted for the burger, my wife went for the pork chop dinner. You don't see pork chops on a lot of menus, let alone smoked pork chops, and at a country market at that, so it was too intriguing to pass up. Everything is cooked to order, so if you're getting hot food, I'd suggest ordering it first and browsing the grocery items while you wait. There's a good-sized seating area at the far end of the market with several booths and tables, as well as several picnic tables outside. The burger was really, really good. The patty was a bit too compacted, but it had a great char from the flame grill. You get your choice of toppings, and I pretty much went for the works. They were top notch in quality, with house-made pickles, a slice of real cheddar, and super fresh lettuce and tomato. The bun seemed to be house- or locally-made, with a lightly crisp crust and a soft and supple crumb that held up well against its fillings. A coating of black and white sesame seeds added a nice bit of flair too! The fries are crispy-coated ones, so while not hand-cut, they were an easy win, and plentiful. All of this, plus a drink was only $13.50, which seems like a steal these days for non-fast food! As impressive as the burger was, my wife's pork chop was definitely the winner. It was a *big* chop - easily an inch thick, even after being cooked. The smoke flavour was fantastic, but the chop wasn't dry and overcooked from the double-cooking of the smoking and grilling. There was enough pork chop and fries that my wife had leftovers for lunch the next day! At $15 for the meal, it feels like a steal in 2024. With a great selection of local products and produce, and delicious hot food at reasonable prices, I'm so glad that I finally tried Whistleberry Market, and look forward to future visits when I'm back in the area.

The best burger and poutine!! Absolutely amazing food, fresh produce locally sourced, baked goods,…read moregrocery items and lots more! Check it out!

One of, if not the best bakery in Truro. The service is always great, staff is always smiling and…read morepleasant.

You need to add counter staff 30+ minutes to get a couple…read morecoffee is ridicules. I see people arriving and leaving due to the crazy wait. This is a comment on service only. Haven't tried your food.

The lady behind the cash was very snobby when we tried to pay with a gift card to their…read moreestablishment. She rang it through but the tone she took with us was terrible. The poutines were horrible. Soggy undercooked fries, barely any cheesd, and the gravy seemed less than fresh. Ive microwaved better and for a lot less than what was paid.

Delicious food. Anything on the menu can be made gluten free. They are really well informed about…read moreallergens. I had the roast beef dip with the hand cut fries (dedicated fryer). I was very happy with it, it had an amazing sauce. The fries were so good. They had multiple types of gf bread options. The roll does not have sesame seeds and is so good. My boyfriend had a burger and thought it was delicious. The place is kind of run down inside, it's a little dirty, the bathroom isn't very clean. They are short staffed so it was slow, but while they only have 3 tables (plus counter space), they get a lot of to-go orders at lunch time. They did the best they could and the food was worth waiting for.

Yet another new craft brewery in Nova Scotia in 2013! We couldn't pass up the opportunity to drive…read moreto beautiful Pictou for the grand opening. They really wanted the grand opening to be special and, for that day, were waiving the growler fee and even giving a free glass with each growler! Uncle Leo's "home" is a beautiful country-esque building with a nice sign; it really fits in well with the surroundings. When we got there, there was a long line-up, proving the point that craft beer is not just an urban thing but that foks in more rural areas are catching on to good beer! For now, they produce two beers, a red ale and an IPA, with the help of famed beer guru Greg Nash. Both beers are fantastic, although my taste buds prefer hoppier types like the IPA. As IPAs go, this one is somewhat tame, with beautiful floral notes with a touch of bitterness from the hops. A really good IPA for nice summer days. Let's hope their beers make their way into many pubs and restaurants!

What a great little local brewer. These guys are a wonderful local business doing great things. I…read moremountain bike often at the local Fitzpatrick Mtn and always make a stop in at U.L.'s to get a a bottle (or two) to enjoy at home after. The small sales room often smells amazingly of brewing beer and I have never had a brew that didnt exceed expectations.

Love Bev's!! Great burger and other diner style foods. It's a great place to eat locally and in a…read morebeautiful spot. Very comfortable and great atmosphere. And then there's the ice cream! Oodles of flavors, soft and hard and lots of mixes and sundaes and other wonderful things. Just a great place over all.

Not a huge menu but what they have is tasty. I get takeaway quite often for my cousins next town…read moreover. The cheeseburgers and fries are really nice but our favorite are the breakfasts. Me and my Kids are there every Sunday after church services.