We were in the area watching tides so as we waited decided to check this out. This is second half…read moreof a tour. It is housed in the Haliburton House. You get both for the price of one. The museum has all sorts of things hockey. They claim to be birth house of hockey and I have no reason to doubt that. Hockey isn't big in Texas but we enjoyed viewing the artifacts. There was a young man to help answer any questions or add some color to what we were reading. The cost was minimal and you can spend as much time as you desire looking around. Worth your time if in the area and especially if you are a hockey fan. Do note there are stairs to get upstairs, if you have mobility issues.

My boss and his partner spent a night here on the weekend, they are not on yelp but wanted to let…read moreeveryone know.He gave the following review: The room was beautiful with post and beam architecture, and the service was excellent. They had a detailed Covid plan in place. The breakfast was delicious. Highly recommend. Will go back.

We have stayed with Al Connor at the Olde Lantern Inn twice and each time we thoroughly enjoyed…read moreourselves. Al is a remarkable man, one of those rare individuals who has many talents and he uses them in the management and running of this inn. He has made furniture that you will see in it and he has designed and built much of the inn itself. He is a chef and cooks the breakfasts for the guests. He is a wealth of information to help you enjoy the area. We highly recommend staying at the Olde Lantern Inn. The area where the inn is located is great to explore too. Wolfville nearby is home to a university so there is a very youthful and energetic feeling about the area. Grand Pre is of historic value being the historic site connected with the Acadian saga. We hiked to Cape Split on our last trip here, which is a 5 mile trip to a point overlooking the ocean where you can hear the tide as it roars in. Be prepared for the 5 mile return trip though and bring plenty of drinking water with you. Olde Lantern Inn sits next door to a vineyard and a great restaurant also so you will be treated very well by Al and those who work together to make your stay a delight.

Even if you're not a fan of handmade quilts, you're drawn inside by the charming exterior, brightly…read morepainted in teals and reds. And once you're inside, you're taken over by the magic of quilts. There are antique ones, modern ones, traditional ones, hand stitched or machine stitched. And there are delightful ones for both adult and kids. This charming, converted house is filled with treasures. Even if quilts are not your thing, you'll find some handmade wonder to take home. I personally love the fabric toys and angel wings. I could spend hours taking it all in.

The food was great! We also tried the Churchill Beef Sandwich (not pictured), also very good! The…read moreservice was great and very willing to share recommendations for the area.

We have been to this place many times over the years, but it did not live up to our expectations at…read moreall this time. We arrived on time for our 6 pm reservation and asked if we could taste a couple of wines before ordering a glass. This is common practice in most restaurants, but our server told us we had to go to the tasting bar and pay for a tasting at a separate cost. We reluctantly went along and each chose a wine. I asked if we could buy a bottle to be consumed at the table, but was told that, although they could sell me a bottle, we could not open it or drink it in the restaurant, so we just ordered a glass of wine. We were quickly served our salads and bread board and placed our entree orders. From here on in it was totally downhill, It took over an hour to receive our food, while tables all around us with people who had arrived after we did were served, ate, and left. Our server didn't even come over to see if we were OK, wanted anything, etc. It's like we weren't there. When the food finally arrived my pork loin was dry and overcooked. My wife's pasta was fine, but nothing special; the dessert, a blueberry crumble, was excellent, but it was nearly 9 pm by the time we reached dessert. This was supposed to be a special birthday dinner, and we chose this place because of our past experience here, but it was a real let down this time. Considering how much better other winery restaurants in the area are, particularly Grand Pré, we'll avoid Luckett in the future.

This place is definitely worth the visit. We did a flight of classic and sparkling and couldn't…read morefind anything we didn't like. We came about 20 minutes before close on our way to our camp site and the staff was friendly and accommodating and still served us. The view is quite beautiful and unexpected from this little spot. Don't let the side-of-the-road location fool you, as you're sure to find something you like. Lots of free parking beside the building. Grab a flight, sit outside and enjoy the beautiful view!

I'm not surprised there hasn't been any Yelp activity for Blomidon Winery. When I tried checking in…read morelocally and specified searching for everything, Yelp said there was nothing anywhere. Maybe this will help. Blomidon is a charming relatively small winery just a few minutes away from incredibly scenic Blomidon Provincial Park. They sell 9 white and red wines - several of which have won awards - an ice wine, and 2 sparkling wines. In the tasting room, you are permitted complimentary samples of 4 of their wines, but you must pay a nominal fee for each of the other wines you sample. Besides wine, there are a number of other souvenirs you can buy that are winery or Nova Scotia themed. The staff at Blomidon are very knowledgeable and extremely friendly. Your visit and sampling will be an enjoyable experience.

Oh my god, what an experience!!! I absolutely loved this place. The restaurant has a beautiful…read morebarn-style design with high ceilings, and the view overlooking the vineyard was simply amazing. The wine was exquisite, and the food was truly top-notch. Every pizza I tried was delicious, each with its own unique flavors. Our server was incredible as well. Every recommendation she made was spot on and absolutely delicious. I'm honestly so sad I don't live nearby, because otherwise I'd probably be coming here every single weekend!

The pizza here is at a whole other level. They are super flavorful, and the toppings compliment…read moreeach one perfectly. The pizzas are the size of a standard plate, so we practically ordered one per person. The wines are also divine. I'm glad we stopped here for lunch. I'd argue this was the best meal of my whole trip! The server was kind, knowledgeable and helpful. The place was perfect for a chilly afternoon lunch.

Beautiful winery, amazing wine and great staff. Can't ask for anything more. Truely amazing time…read more Highly recommend

Good food. Good service. Very nice views. However playing acid rock music instead of no music or…read moreclassical music takes away from the ambience.

We have eaten all over Nova Scotia during our 3 weeks here, but no place measures up to this one…read more We were actually here the year they opened, when they were (as far as I recall) the only winery in NS. At that time, they had only one red and one white wine, and I don't think those wines even had names. I don't recall there being any food service. What a joy to return and find that it has expanded to include a fantastic restaurant offering gourmet meals. The food and wine, Tidal Bay in this case, were superb. We shared an outstanding salad and bread service; my wife had the duck confit, and I enjoyed the best salmon I've had in ages (and I eat a lot of salmon). My wife loved her dish, and we enjoyed the dessert plate of Italian pastry, ice cream, and berries, topped off with a great cup of coffee. Service was first rate, and our server could not have been more attentive. I wish we had eaten here more than once, but we'll be back on our next visit to Wolfville.

Of the numerous wineries of the area our B&B host suggested this is the one to go to if you can…read moreonly see one. Boy were they right! Tastefully set among grape vines, this winery is both modern and high end while very pleasantly unassuming and not pompous. The tasting is offered as self guided or with a presenter. Since we had our dog with us we were seated outside on a beautiful deck, with a breeze, shade and amongst luscious greenery. The self presentation and tasting is done in a very stylish way and we only wish other wineries followed suit: We received flights of reds and whites in a beautifully designed wine glass holder (see pics) along with a tasting notes for each wine, and the recommended order to be tasted. We were able to go through them leisurely with no pressure and ended up buying three bottles that we liked the most! Following the tasting we continued with a self guided walk through their vineyards which ended in a spectacular overlook of the Grand Pre area, The whole experience was perfect, from the setting, the service, and the walk. Absolutely a must if you visit the area even for a brief time.