I enjoy going to drive-ins and dairy bars, especially on nice summer days and nights. While taking…read morea scenic ride through PEI over the past summer, my friend and I pulled into Johnny's Dairy Bar to take a much needed break and recharge. Johnny's is located approximately 2 km west from the center of Kensington, hard to miss! This very colorful drive-in restaurant is the ideal place to bring the family for some treats and fun! This place also has a driving range, mini putt golf, and a small playground. Johnny's Dairy Bar serves up cold treats as well as typical drive-in fare with outside takeout windows in front and an indoor dine-in seating area. The cold treats offered include soft serve and hard ice cream (from ADL), sundaes, flurries, banana splits, shakes, and slushes. Treat the dog to a Pooch Parfait, which is ice cream & dog biscuit, WOOF!! The hot foods offerings include burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, poutines, fried foods, seafood, ribs, and chicken fingers. Most items can be upgraded into a Deluxe Meal for around $2 more, which includes home fries, regular fries, or baked potato and cole slaw. The outside window service was efficient. We enjoyed a large ice cream cone (coffee) and a banana split, which was so good and refreshing on a warm summer day. This is why summertime is so great! However, we could not stick around and play some mini putt golf since we still had quite a long drive ahead, headed off to Nova Scotia via the Confederation Bridge through New Brunswick. The ice cream here and a quick coffee stop at Timmy Horton's was good enough to tide us over before we had a late dinner.

Good food, good service, just a great, totally informal place to satisfy your craving for fish and…read morechips, poutine, ice cream, or hamburgers. Very rustic but that's not a bad thing!

A local spot for ice cream, food is so-so. Issues with orders are verbal, so be clear on what you'd…read morelike.

Delicious homemade blueberry scones and savoury sandwiches! Definitely worth the trip to Tyne…read moreValley!

While driving around the North Coastal Scenic route... we stopped in Tyne Valley... specifically…read morefor the tea cafe. Unfortunately, they could not accommodate our party. We ended up taking tea and their only scone to go and ate at the picnic tables next to the small dam. The scone was buttery and fresh... we paid extra for clotted cream and strawberry jam. I could have done without the jam as the strawberry was breaking down a bit. The teas were delicious! Lavender Earl Grey and Lemongrass ginger plus a hot choclate. The cashier was not as knowledgable about the teas or desserts and so we didnt purchase any. All in all, the experience, especially for having to order to go could have been more pleasurable... and in the end, the warm beverage and fresh scone hit the spot.

Fries and potatoes were delicious and fresh and the blt was really good and it was on potato bread…read morewith was also really good highly recommend it and the museum in the building was also very cool and the employees and people there were also nice

As long you want potatoes the food is great. Lobster…read morepotato, veggie potato, pulled pork, sandwiches with potato bread. Etc. If you hate potato don't go there you will be hungry. The service was friendly and fast. If I didn't live 1500 miles away I would be a steady happy customer. The drive from the bridge is through rural farm communities.

This store mainly focuses on potato chips and popcorn. When you walk into the store, There is a…read morehuge window where you can see the production of their potato chips and popcorn. They are freshly made with pei potato and corn. They come in a unique variety of different flavours. The one I tried was beach bonfire. The flavour is stronger than your regular potato chips. Very flavourful but nothing too special. If you like to try multiple flavours of their product. There are deals when you buy multiple packs of chips or popcorn at a cheaper price. They also have an option for you to buy per gram. You can mix flavours there. Additionally sell lucky fox merchandise. They have totes and keychains. They fox keychains we're pretty cute. Note: These products can also be found in different stores around Prince Edward Island. Stores like Ann of green gabble sell lucky fox chips too!

Holy mother of all sweet-salty snacks - ISLAND MIX .... It's the best cuz it has everything snacky…read morethat you know you're secretly addicted to... all in a single-sided serving (big single serving - it's mine... ALLLLL MINE!) in a snack bag of awesome - chips, popcorn and caramel!!!! And, just so you know, these guys also make amazing chips.

After watching numerous episodes of Eat St and having a few food trucks open up here in Halifax…read more(though too far away for me to hit them at lunch), how cool is it that my first food truck experience was in my home town while on vacation. I didn't peruse the menu, wish I had at least taken a pic so I could tell you what the basics are. As soon as I saw the Crazy Fries and Aranachi Balls, I knew I'd found nirvana. Two of us ordered up one of each to share. So the crazy fries are covered in chunks of pulled pork, cheese curds, a cheese sauce and their own BBQ sauce. Talk about a big plate of artery clogging goodness! And the Arancini balls, rice wrapped around cheese, breaded, deep fried and presented with a marinara sauce for dipping. Really, what's not to like about all that? All of that with with a bottle of water and can of pop came to just over $21. It is cash only so come prepared. Nestled into it's own cradle next to the Butcher Shop at the north end of Central Street. There are a few picnic tables nearby. They have a Facebook page where they post some daily or weekly specials. As with most food trucks they have only so many servings of items available a day, so if you see something you like, get there early. It's kind of a good thing I don't have access to a food truck everyday but wish I could get here more often.

So you know that place that cooks the shit out of their fish so that the thin ends are chewy? So…read morechewy that you can't even chew them? That was my fish & chip special $9.99 The "two piece" ended up being 3 tiny pieces which only meant more thin surface area to turn rubbery and unchewable The chips were plentiful but not homemade, sone kinda frozen ones I think. The pulled pork was white and oven cooked, a big disappoint. I am all for the concept of food trucks, but only if the food is good. Will not return.

A hidden gem! Went for brunch - delicious shrimp omelet, the best home fries we've ever tasted,…read moredelicious crispy bacon, and the kids said the pancakes were the best ever! Oh and they bake all their own bread. The gentleman who runs it was friendly and helpful. Prompt service and the view is beautiful. Just go already.

My husband and I visited this café last summer and we loved it. It was very busy and all the…read moreservers were hustling. In July, we visited again and were so disappointed. We were the only ones in the restaurant at 5:30 PM. The food arrived ..lukewarm and sparse. The new owner (the cook) was the only person there. When there is a new owner, we will return. We took pics of the food but I am not able to paste them in here. :(

Wonderful and clean establishment with deck seating overlooking the water. We had an appetizer of…read morecheese sticks that were not homemade but that's ok. Our meals consisted of fish for me and a burger for my boyfriend. My fish was very bland and I needed to ask for salt and pepper which was not on the table in hopes of giving it some flavor. My boyfriend seemed indifferent about his meal but said the homemade chips were good. While the view was great I wouldn't come running back to this place anytime soon.

Food was great, ample helpings. Good service. Lovely seeing the boats come in from the windowsread more