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    Tart & Soul Cafe

    5.0 (6 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 4:30 pm

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    So so good! So glad I decided to check it out. Love that's in the same building I live in!! Feeling lucky :)

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    Chaii Samosa - Aloo tikki chaat

    Chaii Samosa

    5.0(1 review)
    0.8 km•West End

    Many restaurants (and other businesses in general) often have opaque or misleading names that don't…read moretell potential customers what they're offering; Chaii Samosa is most definitely not one of those. Despite a small storefront on Quinpool, there's a fair amount of seating in this Indian-street-food-focused eatery, with a cool custom wallpaper that highlights the architecture of India and is part of an overall chill, contemporary vibe that differs from most of its fast casual competition. The compact menu at Chaii Samosa unsurprisingly leans heavily toward its two namesake items, but also has several other street food offerings like chaats and an aloo tikki burger, as well as a few wraps and all day breakfast items. We had to check out the samosas on our first time there, and we went for the dependable veggie, as well as paneer. To beef up the meal (figuratively, of course!), we tacked on an order of the aloo tikki chaat, and for something sweet we got a banana cardamom shake. We were warned that since some of the items are cooked to order that it would take a little bit, but having come for a late lunch, there weren't many orders ahead of us and we had our food in no time. We've all had samosas from cafes that have been sitting in a display case, and if you're lucky, they get reheated in a microwave, but they're ultimately not meeting their potential. Chaii Samosa's, ugh, samosas, are crisp and flaky, with interiors at their prime! The veggie ones were a savoury mix of potato, assorted veg and a flavourful garam masala seasoning. The paneer samosas had a surprising hit of heat as a counterpoint to the squishy cheese. And at three samosas to an order for $6.50 and $7.50, these are a straight up steal, especially these days! I was first introduced to chaats by an Indian street food truck in Ottawa, and quickly fell in love with the mix of textures and flavours in these quintessential hot mess dishes. The aloo tikki chaat here was no different, with chunks of the potato patty serving as a base for a mix of mint sauce, yogurt, red onion and cabbage, cilantro, chutney, and likely more. It was hearty and had a ton of flavour, and again, at $9 it's a very accessible dish. The shake was a pleasant mix of mild banana and cardamom, with the sweet and creamy drink coming to the rescue after some of the spicier bites. On a return visit, I snagged the aloo tikki burger and a mango lassi shake. The aloo tikki itself was a thick patty of mashed potatoes and seasonings, with a super crisp exterior and a smooth and fluffy interior. Some ren onion, lettuce and tomato added a mix of crunch and freshness, and a slice of cheese helped hold things together with its melty goodness. The mango lassi shake was a decadent treat. A regular mango lassi is already sweet, creamy and rich, and merging that with a milkshake, and topping it with whipped cream, is a whole other level! There's a lot of new restaurants in Halifax these days, but Chaii Samosa is one of the few that I'm truly excited about!

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    Halina

    Halina

    4.7(6 reviews)
    1.3 km•West End

    Went to Halina Cafe and Bar last night. Very friendly service. As soon as walked in we were greeted…read morewith smiles. Downstairs was full, so we were told to go upstairs. Sat on a very comfy love seat. It was so comfortable that I was struggling to stay awake. lol. We both ordered 2 piece fish and chips and pork spring rolls. The spring rolls were delicious. I would have preferred a plum sauce for dipping rather than the sauce they came with, but it was fine. The fish and chips were ok. Fries were so good! The batter was gooey on the inside, which would cause the fish to fall out when trying to get a forkful. May have been previously frozen. I don't know. It was good, but not the best I've ever had. While waiting to pay, several dishes were being brought out from the grill and they looked and smelled amazing! We will definitely be back to try dishes other than the fish and chips. We had heard such good things about the fish, so that's why we went with that option. Also, when I was leaving, I ordered 2 beef empanadas. Absolutely delicious!

    Fantastic new Filipino restaurant and cafe on Chebucto Road where Fries and Company…read moreUsed to be. The owners did an amazing job renovating the place - it's so bright and welcoming. Seated promptly on the first floor - there are about three tables along with a counter. Upstairs is a much larger dining room. Had a variety of their food - soup bowls, the standard chicken and pork adobo and chicken wings and lechon kewala - all amazing. Tried their breakfast plate as well with pork tocino - comes with eggs and garlic rice. Tasty!! Super reasonable pricing, gracious hosts! Definitely worth visiting - will be back!!!

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    Halina - Cozy seating area.

    Cozy seating area.

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    The Daily Grind Cafe and Art Market

    The Daily Grind Cafe and Art Market

    3.5(37 reviews)
    1.7 km•Spring Garden
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    Nice coffeeshop and cafe in Bishops Landing on the Halifax waterfront. It's reasonably priced and…read moreextremely cozy while having quite a bit of seating. Both indoors and outdoors. This cafe has been around for years in Halifax and in several different locations. I think this is the best one!!!

    Found this spot down by the water on my way to work at the pier. I had the latte both visits and…read morewhile yesterday I had the blueberry muffin, today I had the croissant. I drink a lot of coffee and I liked this coffee. Freshly made and hot. I don't typically drink lattes but I've had two here, that in itself says something. Today's croissant was soft and flaky. I typically avoid croissants because i typically get disappointed Ted, but this one has me looking forward to tomorrow. The blueberry muffin yesterday was very good and just the right size, not too big or too small. I could have had a few more blueberries but they can all have a few more blueberries. Probably just the luck of the draw. All that being said, the best part is the atmosphere. The interior is rustic and inviting almost asking you to stay and do some work while traveling. Outside, I found a nice shady spot and enjoyed the waterfront and the people walking by. The staff was friendly and helpful and obviously made a good latte. I would suggest to visit the daily grind when you're in Halifax.

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    The Daily Grind Cafe and Art Market
    The Daily Grind Cafe and Art Market
    The Daily Grind Cafe and Art Market - Croissant, latte, friendly Staff

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    Tart & Soul Cafe - cafes - Updated October 2026

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