-greasy drugfest. -Roseland caberets new replacement…read more -over legal safety limit of ppl. -myself and to girls were hit from a bar fight that fell I to where we where. We chalked it up to "people are nuts when they drink." The owner told us" than stay out of the fuckin way" we were there for 30 min with an x-mas party sober as a judge. -management treated us in what I mentioned above as we were less then human and assumed we were drunk. Sadly for them missing out on an Xmas party that wanted to be in their bar. -understaffed( which wasn't the issue, we understood the girl being busy). rude bartenders( a friend went out of her way to be nice being from here and seeing her from younger years) every guy was served before one girl.when it was our turn three drinks were made wrong and pushed across to us in a way that half of our drinks were spilled. This place no matter what is renamed after dooleys, is the dive shit show money pit it's always been. keep your head on a swivel place. 19( though I wouldn't be surprised if younger) , drugged out, coke all over counters in the bathroom after ppl saw Vaseline on toilet seats( who knew they would notice that ) -bouncers were picked up from closed bars in town who all have criminal records and are just waiting for a reason to fight out back. Swear clear of this dive.

As far as night clubs go in Halifax; Taboo is amongst the best. The bouncers and staff are a…read moreprofessional bunch, who do their best to ensure patrons have a good time. As well they should, because this club isn't cheap...nor is it trying to be. Cover is more expensive than the Dome, Palace or Pacifico - because the club caters to a different clientele. Compared to the other clubs that close at 3:30, Taboo wins hands down. I'm only withholding the 5 star rating because the bar needs to do a better job of bringing more "name" Dj's throughout the year.

I'm only giving it 2 stars because the staff are literally so rude and shitty it was my first time…read moregoing this year with my friend and before going in getting my id checked and all I was making small talk and asked how his day was and I guess hat meant that I wasn't acting normal because he asked how much I drank not in a teasing way and all the guys there are douchebags I get it ur big and tough that's why u got the job so why do u have to act hard all the time? It makes the business look bad Can't believe that was my first time and I hated it

Staff was polite, friendly. Good selection, mostly beers,…read moreappears to be a theme in Halifax... They like beer! The axe throwing was popular.

Such a great staff, draft and bottle/can selection, and amazing axe-throwing instructor- Jeff. Had…read morean great time, learned how to throw some big metal axes, and had a beer. Would definitely recommend to any group of people looking for a great afternoon activity. I even won the axe-throwing competition in my group:) #Champions

The Drawing Room has become almost a regular piece of conversation and an assumed destination for…read moreme lately, thanks to the discovery of this secret bar on Yelp a month ago. Not yet is known about the upstairs-from-the-Henry-House bar yet other than it's wonderful decor and fancy drink menu. This isn't a beer-drinking spot, folks. This is where you go to feel important, share some drinks with a few friends and enjoy a couple hours of elegancy without feeling out of place. The Drawing Room has a timeless feel to it. You could be having a flashback to any period over the last hundred years and know that no matter what year you're in, you're enjoying it like royalty. The drink menu offers martinis, wines, and drinks of all sorts. I ordered a Burie'd Mojito, which was white rum, an assortment of berry juices and mint leaves. It was fantastic! My second drink was a vodka-based green lime drink that was just as delicious. Mind you, the drinks are $10+ so unless your wallet is loaded, don't come here to join it. Of course, the Drawing Room isn't the type of environment to get drunk but the drinks are made strong so be wary of your perception because you may be surprised once you stand up.

This place really is as good as it gets. You walk into the Henry House and there are no signs to…read morelead you in the direction of this hidden upstair gem. Either go through the front door and keep going up or walk through the main dining room and go to the left to the staircase and go to the top and you are there. The room is dark, atmospheric and filled with exposed beams, dark leather chairs, a cozy fireplace and a menu inspired by different time periods. The bar staff is friendly and know their drinks. My favourite is a Negroni, a delicious blend of campari, gin and vermouth. A perfect place for a date night or a few drinks with some close friends.

The food was great and I highly recommend the wild mushroom and goat cheese dip! Sheri our server…read moremade our experience at Chop Steakhouse absolutely wonderful. She was friendly, kind, and incredibly attentive throughout our meal. We never felt rushed, which made the whole evening so much more enjoyable. Her warm, welcoming attitude really stood out--she struck the perfect balance between being present and giving us space. Thank you, Sheri, for such great service!

Excellent service and the place is very nice…read more The food was good, but not amazing. I got the prime rib sandwich and the meat had a fair amount of gristle, overcooked ends, etc. I had to pull it all out, remove the bad parts (about 1/4), and then rebuild the sandwich. The buns were tough. Maybe 2 day old bread?

The waitress was VERY nice but the menu needs some work. I came here with some friends and all 3 of…read moreus left disappointed, and none of us are picky eaters. There's hardly anything to choose from, and it's very over priced for what you get. The poutine is only one size and is actually mozza fries with hardly any cheese or gravy, and you hardly get any fries. My friends got regular sandwiches (turkey sandwiches, BLT) and liver and onions, even though that's not what they wanted, there was just hardly anything else to choose from! I wanted soup but they didn't have it on the menu, it was on a small chalk board that you can't see while you're sitting, I seen it while I was going to the bathroom, so after I ordered I was very disappointed to see they actually did have soup. The only thing I liked about this place was the prices of drinks and how kind our waiter was. If you're looking for a meal, maybe try Frank & Gino's.

I don't know why this place isn't jam packed with people wanting the Seafood Chowder because it is…read morehands down THE best chowder I've had in New Brunswick, PEI, or Nova Scotia. No potato filler, real lobster, and delicious, creamy soup. Literally has a tasty seafood morsel in every bite. Hubbies had a decent Chef's Salad and I also had a yummy grilled cheese sandwich on homemade bread. Side Buns were homemade as well but a bit crumbly. Everything was tasty but the stR of the show was definitely the Chowder, can't say enough good things about it! Reasonable price, solid portions. Not fancy but definitely worth a visit.

This restaurant is a gem! On a business trip we stumbled on…read morethis delightful spot located in strip area. Katrina a waitperson guided us through the menu The food and its presentation were excellent with an excellent wine list. The decor is subtle and not distracting.

They had one of the best salads I had - kale ceaser with their dynamic home made dressing! Super…read moregood with a great garlic punch!

Maintaining the rating for the domestic lounge. A good size given the small size of the airport…read more We were well spread out and the lounge was not full. A decent selection of snacks, hot soups and drinks. Not a terrible place to be when your flight keeps getting delayed.

I visit airport lounges frequently and this one is average. Small lounge and usually crowded. Food…read moreis ok but not much variety. Same with drinks. Seating is ok and there are a few charging stations. The lounge is worn but clean. Small bathroom. It beats sitting at the gate and staff are usually helpful.

You can't get in unless you know the password that is delivered via email when you are on the email…read morelist. We walked in said our password and they were 40 mins late on setting up on Saturday Halloween eve. Only servers can allow you in. Atmosphere is dungeon library with 1950s music. Drinks are $15-17 each. We ordered: - Grandma's Boy ($17): 3/5 similar to Old Fashioned. A very simple straight up old fashioned that didn't have much complexity. - The Last Barman Poet ($17): 3/5 tequila based sour. A bit savoury because of the spices. Not that complex either. Overall: Such as shame as the atmosphere is amazing. Compared to a lot of restaurants with cocktails, this one is pricier and less amazingly prepared. We were disappointed with the selections and that's why we only tried 2 and left.

I've been to several speakeasys but having to present a password (that rotates) was definitely part…read moreof the fun. Overall a fun spot with a good drink menu, but the wait to get in was quite long (we were there around 10pm on a Thursday but didn't get downstairs until around 10:45).

I've wanted to come to this restaurant for awhile and it was definitely a huge disappointment…read more We first walked in and waited about five minutes for the bartender to even acknowledge us. She was laughing at the multiple old men at the bar. When we finally got her attention her words were 'you look confused' and I was - there was no sign about where to sit. Once seated my boyfriend got the engine room burger and ceaser salad - the lettuce on the bun was literally browning. I got the turkey dinner daily special and aside from the black hair on top of my turkey, it was dry and has absolutely no flavour. We waited a really long time for a refill. The atmosphere was grungy and definitely didn't feel welcoming. The most attention we received was from the multiple flies around us and our food. I wouldn't recommend this place and definitely won't be back.

This does not look like much from the outside: dingy building, hardly a window, you'd be forgiven…read morefor raising an eyebrow. But inside it's a largeish, busy pub with a dance floor, sports on the TVs, and - probably - lots of busy locals enjoying themselves. It's on the country pub side of things, with lots of wood, neon beer signs, that sort of thing. But the menu is big. My caesar salad was good; my chicken wings (they were on special) were just OK, a little on the thin side. Fast, efficient service. Seems full of friendly locals.