The food was fantastic. Don't underestimate the real food dishes, some of the best pizza I've ever…read morehad. The waitress was really wonderful. The ambience was way too much. Yes, it looks pretty; however, it is so bright and open concept I think that it could be headache inducing or cause other medical issues. It is good for the classic tourist trap experience but I feel as though you can have similar experiences elsewhere without all of the bright lights.

Had ordered this dessert board from here though Uber a while back and it was great!…read moreChocolate chip cookies and brownies were to die for!/ fruit / mini pancakes n such plus the sauces- definitely something I'd get again!! Must visit in person sometime!

Nice coffee shop/cafe on Barrington Street. Cool vibes insides. One of the best chocolate chip…read moremuffins I've had!!! Small seating area in the front. Friendly staff! What's not to like!!!

Super friendly and accommodating staff . Very fresh and tasty blueberry muffin and my husband…read moreenjoyed his dippy eggs. Enjoyed the people watching from the outside table too.

Great piece of fish and Caesar salad was excellent. Lots of bacon and creamy dressing.read more

We received recommendations for this cafe from locals that said it was good and cheap place for…read morebreakfast. It's located right off the touristy walking zone. On entry it's clearly a local hangout frequented by office workers and tradespeople. We ordered a simple breakfast. Eggs, bacon, home fries and coffee. The eggs were fine, the bacon was the thinnest I've ever had, the home fries were fine but the portion was small, the coffee was barely more than tinted water. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for.

If you're new to the city or have just emerged from being frozen in ice ala Encino Man, let me…read morepile on the bandwagon and tell you this: Cafe Good Luck is really, really good. It seemed a fitting location to caffeinate and get a bite before closing on our first house, which officially mades us Dartmouthians! Having just moved back to Nova Scotia within the past couple years, I'd only been to their smaller, pre-renos location once. Since then, they've blessedly expanded into a neighbouring unit, giving a lot more seating and openness, as they were becoming victims of their own success in the small, original space. I'm a lover of all things breakfast, so I snagged one of their breakfast sandwiches, while my wife stuck to the baked goods and went with one of their lovely blueberry scones. Two medium roast drip coffees, black, completed our refueling. Right out of the gate, the scone was AMAZING! The exterior was lightly crisp, but the interior was moist and soft (sorry, Larry David) - cooked to absolute perfection. There must have been a light coating of sugar to get it so crispy, so I don't know how regular scone batter does that on its own! Topped with a blueberry icing, blue sprinkles and edible flowers, it was a beauty! With my appetite whetted, I demolished my delicious breakfast sandwich when it arrived. The egg was of the scrambled sort, and light and fluffy, complemented by the thick and crisp bacon. A tomato-based sauce, be it jam or a house-made ketchup added a mix of sweetness and acidity, and it was helluva breakfast sandwich. After a year and a half in our home and many returns visits for coffee, delicious baked goods, and one coffee tasting event, we came by much more recently for a weekend lunch. CGL is typically very busy on the weekend, but rainy weather made tables slightly more available. I didn't come here with proper food in mind, but seeing the lemongrass chicken banh mi on the menu quickly changed my mind and appetite. This sandwich had a lot (/everything) going for it - tender, flavourful chunks of moist chicken, big and bright flavours from the crisp daikon and carrot slaw, and cucumber and cilantro for yet more crunch and flavour. Not to be forgotten was the perfect French bread, with its shatteringly crisp exterior and a pleasantly dense and pliable crumb. Cafe Good Luck is easily the best cafe in downtown Dartmouth, with an assortment of wildly good coffees that they roast, top notch baked goods, and a small but mighty mix of hot foods when you need something more substantial than a pastry (but still get that pastry!).

Wow! I think I found my new favorite coffee joint in the HRM!!! Located on the end of Portland…read moreStreet in downtown Dartmouth at the bottom of an apartment building this super hipster and cute place with a tulip motif is super cozy. The coffee is smooth - from Have Fun coffee roasters in Burnside Industrial Park. Tried the eggie - what a revelation! Kind of a mix of a croissant with an egg, cream cheese and onions. Super fresh and tasty. The breakfast sandwich was amazing - huge slab of pork as an option! Lots of seating - tables and countertop. As standard utensils they also have chopsticks!!! Apparently gets extremely busy on weekend mornings - glad I got here right at opening! No wifi, parking is on the street.

Bliss Caffeine Bar in Halifax lived up to the hype…read more Our friends told us their fried chicken sandwich was a must, and they were right -- served on brioche with the perfect sauce, it stole the show. We also tried the Bliss Brekkie, house iced tea, and their over-the-top doughnuts like the s'mores with Biscoff cookie dough and the cinnamon. Definitely a breakfast spot worth adding to your list. Food 5/5 Parking Ambiance 5/5 Service 4.5/5

I have not been here yet but based on the reviews I've seen and the menu I checked out- I most…read moredefinitely will soon! Everything seems made in house and fresh!

Sweet neighborhood spot close to where we picked up our rental car this morning. Very strong drip…read morecoffee. Breakfast salad was a delicious combo of fresh salad greens, berries, pomegranate seeds, walnuts, sunflower seeds and goat cheese. Hubby's breakfast sandwich was great too, as is the blueberry scone we got to go. Friendly service and laid back atmosphere.

The only reason for four stars is the food took a while to come out (a little over 40 minutes for…read morebrunch). Other than that the staff was very friendly. There's a good amount of outdoor seating and the atmosphere inside is great. The food was excellent! The eggs benedict was cooked perfectly and everything came out great!

This is for the Clayton Park location…read more Went with my daughter and they were still open with the open sign on in the window. We walked in and they said, "Sorry we are done now, they just told me we are done." Mind you, we did not arrive 5 min before close. They immediately went and turned off the open sign. Quite rude, and if they were going to close early, they shouldn't have their open sign still turned on or the hours of operation listed on the front door.

The food was delicious, best breakfast place in Halifax! Our server, Liz, was so welcoming and…read moreaccommodating! Liz's service and the food were both so good, we came back a second time in 2 days!

Being guided by previous Yelp reviews we stopped for lunch at A Good Day Kitchen and Cafe. It is a…read moresmall cafe with indoor and outdoor balcony seating areas on the second story of an old building housing about 10 businesses. The food was very fresh and flavorful. I had the chicken, cranberry, apple, spinach wrap. My huband, a vegan, had a fruit and vegetable sandwich made just for him. Delicious carrot cake for dessert. Everyone from the family-owned business was very welcoming and kind. Would highly recommend!

Great service, great food, and a small town feel. Was a great spot for a brunch date with my wiferead more