Staff were rude. Serving size was like a teaspoon, but maybe this is because I'm an American. Ice…read morecream tasted good though. However, did notice ice cream shop across the street and should of went there given their attitude.

Simply the best iced cream shop I've ever been too and we have some doozies in Nova Scotia. Located…read morejust off Main Street, it's a small place with a limited variety of standard flavours and the ability to "make your own" by choosing from a long list of ingredients and then watching them knock it up. We were somewhat time constrained, so just went for the salted caramel, served in a home made cone and a generous scoop to boot. Quite superb! With more time it would be fun to come up with your own combination and see what happens. Nice little garden out front with a couple of picnic tables. A must visit on any summer trip to the delightful town of Wolfville.

Possibly the best ice cream I've ever had! I ordered the vanilla w/ blueberry & cheesecake. My…read morehusband had vanilla with cookie dough. They were both really really good. It's not like the ingredients are mixed into the ice cream... it's like they become part of the ice cream. The machines they use here are something I've never seen before... someone after me ordered a chocolate milkshake; they literally put two big frozen chocolate bars & a little cream in this machine, gave it a push and out popped a delicious milkshake. If you're lucky enough to be in Wolfville, you have to come to Scoops!

Loaded lobster rolls for a good price. not overdone with mayo and seasoning...the huge chunks of…read morelobster speak for themselves. Blueberry ice cream also worth it.

Ok, so it's just an ice cream shack selling regular mass produced ice cream. But! When you're in…read morebeautiful Mahone Bay on a hot day and you're offered hyper friendly Nova Scotia service, lots of great flavours, and can enjoy your frozen treat on one of many colourful picnic tables overlooking the famous three steeples, it's just got to be better than a three. Such a great addition to this great seaside town.

amazing food though a little pricey and great staff. would recommend if you need a quick biteread more

This was our group's favorite place to eat in Ludenburg!…read more The owner was very friendly and accommodating. He pushed three tables together so all ten of us could eat together. Most ordered pizzas and salads. Everything was delicious! They have a huge variety of drinks. He even gave us peanut m&ms for dessert. It's nice to have a place that cares about its customers and makes eating out fun. Please support this business.

If you would like a soup Nazi experience, I would highly recommend stopping by. Probably the rudest…read morestaff I have ever experienced. I'm not sure why, being surrounded with such delicious pastries and an eclectic food selection. You would think that they would be happy. Not a pleasant place to enter. The pastries are absolutely amazing!! Well worth the rude and dismissive staff.

Great find where there was slim pickings. My husband and I popped in on our way to Lunenburg and…read morewere both feeling breakfast since we only had a little oatmeal to start our morning at our campsite. My husband had a breakfast sandwich and I tried their bagel with lox. I loved the huge capers on it (they are always my fav part of a bagel and lox). We kept seeing people come in for their homemade ice cream so we decided we had to share a cone as well. We got a swirl of their homemade vanilla and a berry sorbet (the waiter suggested this combo and he did not disappoint!) Yum!

Nice spot to grab a burrito. Place to sit down nearby with shade. Took about ten minutes to…read moreserve all told. We enjoyed it. So, if you find yourself in Bridgewater looking for a fresh alternative to the typical fast food etc , or just a lunch with fresh ingredients, you cannot go wrong with rascals run.

Easily my favourite place to eat in Bridgewater. Food is so fresh and full of flavour. Much…read morehealthier than most other restaurants too. Staff is incredible friendly. Bridgewater could use more places like this.

I've found that mediocre steak sandwiches are extremely common and truly good ones are truly rare…read more Mine was by far the best steak sandwich I've ever had. Not a bit of fat, good sear on the outside, medium-well in a the center. Garlic aioli applied in just the right (small) amount and compliments the other flavors/ingredients (provolone, bread was... a thin brioche?) perfectly. I also had a side Caesar salad, which again are notorious for not having any effort put into them, and just a box to be checked. This however could easily have been the main dish. Star of the show was the thick, ample chunks of savory bacon, there from the first bite to the last... without overpowering. Every square millimeter of lettuce had dressing and cheese. Perfect. Wife had the salmon. Boy had the chicken club. Daughter the curry. Everyone was thrilled with their dishes. If I was a local I'd be going back regularly.

Tried sea pasta, scallops, salmon. The portion for scallop pasta was small (still hungry after this…read more$38 dish). Waited for food over an hour after ordering. The server didn't say anything to us when she finished her shift (but told to the table near us). The new server didn't mention anything to us about the server shift change either.

my girlfriend and I shared a mini lime cheesecake, it's amazing! I think about it all the time. I…read morecould eat a bunch of them

Such kind and lovely staff. Amazing baked goods, and good coffee! Love the welcoming small town…read morevibe. Highly recommend the Blueberry Cheesecake

These people are amazing and the place was beautiful. The store employees were friendly and the…read moregardens were gorgeous.

This place is off the beaten path, there's not a lot of parking in the front, and if you're not…read morecareful; you might just drive past it! There is additional parking in the back though. There's a little shop to the left when you enter & that's where you buy your $5 admission to the garden. I recommend you do your garden stroll first before buying things so you can appreciate what they sell, but also so that you don't have to lug it around with you. It's a well mapped garden with lots of greenery and later in the summer they open a little cottage inside the garden serving rose and herbal mint chocolate ice cream. They also do high teas, but we were a week too early for their opening dates for that. The garden itself is thriving & there are so many nice places to take pictures while you stroll. I'd recommend bug spray & sunscreen depending on the weather. It's also good that they give you a map with your admission. The herb gardens are abundant and you can smell them as you walk. They actually have a section for wedding parties as well. Back in the shop is a great assortment of herbal jellies and liqueurs made from herbs harvested from the gardens. The ice creams are also available in there too, and washroom is upstairs where you pass by the workshop where they make the wooden packaging for the gift sets. The lady at the counter is absolutely wonderful, and great at recommending flavours as well as giving generous little samples on crackers. She even let us sample a hidden gem there which was blueberry balsamic vinegar, aged about 3 years which was quite lovely. As a tourist, this was a lovely experience & I'd highly recommend visiting!