Alexander Keith's Ale is the best beer I have had in ages, and it is the local pour here. Solid…read moreGold. Great little Irish pub with a substantial food menu. Daily specials. Live music. Outdoor patio. Poutine. Lovster rolls.

A pretty good pub with pub food we came here as part of a tour for pubs while in port and…read moreunfortunately we weren't here long enough. The service was very good and we had some local beers and then I ordered a Guinness to go with the lobster roll and poutine fries (which we never had). We were with a couple from the ship that lived in Canada who knew a lot about the area. The lobster roll was cold but it is supposed to be that way and came on a toasted bun. The poutine fries are served with gravy and according to the couple can be different depending on where you get it. It also had cheese curds in it, so if you are worried about clogging your arteries pass it by. Good stuff, and a good place to grab food and drink.

Food was fresh and delicious. Wait staff was most pleasant and attentive, with a great sense of…read morehumour

Lobster roll was nothing special. We've had better in Portland and Peggy's Cove…read more The calamari was interesting with the aoili on it. But the flavor was off. Seemed slightly burned, even though the squid was perfect (not rubbery). The seafood chowder was very hearty and good. Probably the best of the choices we made. We were happy with that one. Service was very friendly, but we didn't see her very often. Fortunately, we didn't need much extra.

Such a highlight of our trip! Make reservations!! $15 pp, cash only (there are banks with ATMs in…read moretown). We were just elated by the experience. A "ceilidh" (pronounced "Kay-Lee") were Irish/Scottish musical gatherings in people's homes that were common in the area historically. This venue is helping to keep that tradition alive and supports local Cape Breton artists to perform regularly. It is a really magnificent experience. We had the pleasure of experiencing Dara on fiddle and Adam on piano. They shared music, told stories, and answered questions. It was very intimate, informative, and beautiful. There were people from all over the world. It is open every evening in tourist season (I think that was May to October but check first). Starts at 7:30 but get there by 7:15.

Holy crap, the single worst steak in my whole life. Ordered it medium rare, received it cooked like…read morea sole of a shoe. Took one bite and that was enough - I didn't even eat it. At least they took 50%. Paid my bill and then went to another restaurant to buy dinner a second time. The waitress was polite.

The airport landing lights that surround the bar have scared everyone a way. Warm lighting will…read morebring people back to sit back at the bar. The bartenders want to close early every night and push people to leave early so it works for them. Dim the lights around the bar and invite the customers to stay for the evening with a warm, welcoming staff would help sports business come back. A lot of people have stopped going here because the bartenders make them feel unwelcome and push them to leave early. Dim the lights, turn up the game and encourage the customers to get comfortable and spend money. You are the best sports bar, let's go back to that status.

The food was delicious. The service was excellent. The restaurant is clean. Prices are reasonable…read more A great place to take family and friends when they are home on vacation.

This is quite possibly the best place in Cape Breton for breakfast! Cozy ambiance, friendly staff…read more You can just feel the friendliness when you enter. Real home fries. Get there early for breakfast.

Roastbeef sandwich was delicious. Chicken soup was very good and tasted home made. Chicken banh mi…read morewas also good. Staff was friendly.

Good breakfast and delicious baked goods! Nice cafe that locals visit near Margaree on the Cabot…read moretrail. A relaxing place to enjoy a cup of coffee and meet some friendly Nova Scotian locals.

This is the place to stop on the road to the Provincial Park. Great service, great food, and great…read morerest stop. Homey old place, well worn extremely clean. Inviting place with great food, the lobster roll and fish and chips were excellent. Tip. Pop & beer are bottled are canned.

Very cute place to stop by and have a coffee and some fabulous food! Glad we popped in. Don't let…read morethe clucking sound scare you when you enter!

Great breakfast among other meals been here multiple times and the waitress Charlene is so cheerful…read moreand pleasant every visit

Best breakfast in NW, only breakfast in NW !?! Either way if you never have you need to try!…read more Menu is basic but what is on there is pretty good. The Breakfast runs form a piece of toast to the HUGE MICKey D's breakfast. Be prepared for a mad case if the meat sweats when you are done. The staff is the heart and soul of this place. Great personal service. If they don't know you to begin with they will shortly and treat you like family. The restaurant is pretty small it probably only seats 30ish ? Give or take a few seats. Just go before church gets out on Sunday and you will be fine ! Booster seats and child seats are available for the little ones. Be sure to sign the guestbook or at least flip through it people from all over visit !

Another great find today. Specials all around st our table ehich was a pulled pork panini with…read moresalad and a side chili. The food was great. Will definitely be back when waiting for the ferry.

Pretty place, pleasant service was spot on. Seafood Chowder as well as my Spinach salad with…read moresauté'd shrimp was first rate. Wonderful little rolls for my chowder. This place keeps getting better. Great stop and I was extremely pleased!!!

Excellent stop and must try the Dutch Panekoock. Very small but inviting with view to water from…read moredining room

Fantastic Place!! Think: Hot, steamy, crusty giant pancake!…read more 1. Don't let the word "pannekoek" distract you - when I ordered I asked for gluten free and the cook (CHEF) said he made gluten free pancakes (Pannekoek is a fancy word for more pancake than crepe) that were really good - and he was RIGHT! I had already had breakfast and I saw one of these - ordered it and took it with me. It was MAGNIFICIENT. I had it plain with powdered sugar and it was one of the best things I have ever eaten. I tore chunks of the steaming sweet dough and ate it in bite-size chunks as we drove with windows down with chilly wind wafting through. Oh, my friends got regular (not gluten free) waffles that they said were terrrific! 2. Don't let their web site photos influence you - the food is a thousand times better than the photos look! 3. Here is the reason we stopped. Our B&B gave us coupons for breakfast and we could use the coupon here or at The Clucking Hen. We wanted to check the places out so we stopped at the Dancing Moose and it was closed at the time. We peeked through the window and the cook (CHEF) saw us, unlocked the door, came out and said they were not open yet but "Do you need the ladies room? You are welcome to use it." Now, WHO is that nice these days? We didn't but we promised to come back so we did. We were the winners in that decision! 4. If you like, try this place. We had a great time and the food was wonderful! We went back and we will go back every time we go to Cabot Trail which will be frequent as we have visitors who come and want to see the Cabot Trail!