A small store in one corner near the entrance/exit to the terminal, right next to the elevator to…read morethe Maple Leaf Lounge. It offers wines, beers and spirits from local producers in Nova Scotia. Wine is the predominant product on offer, but there is enough to cater to all tastes. Staff area wonderful pleasant and helpful, quick to offer guidance, but also to step back and let you be if you're just browsing. I've bought numerous items from here over the years, some better than others, so if you don't know the winery or brewery, it can be hit & miss, but to be fair, often that's part of the fun and experience of trying something new. If you do buy multiple bottles of wine, they have solid cardboard carriers for you which will offer a little bit of protection on your flight.

On my way up to Ottawa to see my wife, I saw that Liquid Assets had opened since I was at the…read moreairport in April, selling Nova Scotian-made adult beverages. This lovely shop is located just past security, and predominantly features a cool map of Nova Scotia on one wall, with about a dozen local products mounted on the wall and pointing out where they came from. It's a nice touch that brings home where these delicious libations are from, although it does take up half of their wall space, so I'm conflicted between the cool factor and having more selection. While wine takes up the largest portion of shelf space, there is still a good amount of craft beer, as well as spirits and a few ciders as well. The staff member was really friendly and knowledgeable, and I ended up getting a bottle of wine and a couple bottles of cider, all of which were wrapped up in paper to protect them in their carry-on travels. It's not a duty-free shop, so any flyer can purchase their wares. Liquid Assets is a fantastic idea that will add value to the burgeoning local alcohol industries, and enhances the airport as a whole. If YHZ can get a good restaurant, they'll be set!

Great location right next to the Sobeys Extra store. This store is where Brewdebakers used to be…read more It will do well I think. Great location in Clayton Park. We got two cans of Propeller. Nice interior. I paid cash because I wanted to get in and out fast, but the guy didn't have his cash drawer set up yet, this was after lunch, so he had to get help. Next time I will tap :)

This store got beer growlers and a variety of beer on-tap at durty cheap prices. I paid 7 for a 2l…read moregrowler and 13 for the beer. The store is labelled clearly so there's no problem finding beer or vodka or even wine (theres a wine station and beer station in this store). 5 stars and continued consumerism

It was suggested to stop and try their Maple Rum so how could I pass that opportunity up! Easy walk…read morefrom the waterfront and easy to find. The gentleman behind the counter was knowledgeable and helpful and allowed me to try it before making a purchase. I bought a bottle to take with me back to the states. The building is so cool, a marine blacksmith shop, operating for over 110 years (from 1893 to 2004) and now a distillery. Absolutely delicious! Don't miss this on your next trip to Lunenburg

A wonderful surprise as part of our visit to Lunenburg- ironworks makes some really unique and…read moreabsolutely wonderful liquors- the maple rum, gin vodka, esprits and blue note rum were must haves. Meg was the perfect tasting hostess - knowledgeable, friendly and very generous with the tastings If you like hard liquids - you must go try iron works selection

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!

Much better than Egg Roll King, the food was pretty good and the staff was friendly.read more

Excellent food and service. Situated beautifully along the LaHave River. The finest egg rolls in…read moretown!

I had trouble placing an online order today, but a nice guy on the phone helped me make it…read more Delivery guy shows up in good time. Problem starts with proof of age. I've never driven, so I got an NS ID card (for voting, passports don't have addresses). It's expired but worked for the recent municipal, provincial and federal elections. I have a valid MSI card with my birthdate and a picture ID on the Costco card I used to place the order. Nothing was acceptable and he wouldn't/couldn't leave the order. I am 71.

Wanted to order a gift for Delivery April 30th 1. April…read more25th Online ordering did not work as shipping charge was not as advertised. 2. April 26 sent an email asking for help (never heard back) 3. April 27th ordered by phone , charge went through immediately . Was assured the gift would arrive on the birthday, April 30 4. April 30 called to confirm delivery. Assured the gift would be delivered. 5. May 1 called to ask where the gift was. Oh I am told it was never processed. But he would help me out and deliver it himself. Help me out, how is doing what I paid for and doing it late helping me out??? Terrible customer service. Would not recommend or use again.

I showed up to pick up my online order which was worth almost $150. I had a copy of my drivers…read morelicense and passport on my phone but they wouldn't accept them despite the fact it is 2025. I had to go home and get my physical ID and come back. When I complained the man working there proceeded to to argue with me and was very rude. His coworkers were even apologizing for him. I am a loyal customer but this is probably my last time there.

Named after the former city jail in the north end, RockHead, the booze dispensary formerly known as…read morePremier Wines, just opened up in the North and Windsor Sobeys. It's not a huge store, but they have a nice selection of what I assume are some good wines, mostly higher-end liquors, and a nice little niche that they seem to be carving out in the craft beer market, which is more of my bag. They have a couple racks and coolers of the many great beer offerings from around Nova Scotia, as well as regional ones like Picaroons and Dieu du Ciel. I just want to buy them all and stock my own beer fridge! The kicker though is the great idea that they had to offer growlers of beer for brewers that are located outside of the city and are unable to do so here. When I was there on Super Bowl Sunday they had their own RockHead pale ale (made by Garrison I believe), Butcher's Block Red and Hippie Dippie Pale Ale from Tatamagouche Brewing, and Boxing Rock's Vicar's Cross double IPA. Deposit on the growler bottles is $7, and re-fills seem to range from $10-$15, both plus tax. This is a fantastic addition to the neighbourhood, especially since this is in my go-to grocery store. I'm looking forward to quenching my thirst with RockHead's delicious offerings.

We stopped in here for an early dinner after leaving sensea spa - checked out the menu online and…read morethey have your classic diner options so it looked great. The diner itself is what you'd expect - plenty of seats and a patio. The prices were decent and the service was quick and friendly. The food however, was a different story. The coleslaw looked like cabbage floating in water. I asked the server if I could get another side of coleslaw that wasn't so watery, she brought me out a new cup but it was exactly the same. I got the haddock tips and fries; the fries were meh, not great but not horrible - the fish was decent. I also had a side of gravy (beef) and it was alright! One friend ordered a poutine, that was made with shredded cheese and not cheese curds. I'd be hard pressed to return again next time I'm in Chester.

Waited over an hour for food. Hot turkey sandwich would have been pretty good if they would have…read moreput gravy on the turkey and not just on the top bread. And it was bottled beef gravy on a turkey sandwich. SMH. The fries we only ok. There was a lot of food. Music was fitting for the diner. Hopefully they can get their act together