Cool spot in Halifax. There is plenty of seating and it's dog-friendly. You place your drink order…read moreand food orders at the front. They have a good selection of drinks to choose from, mostly beer. For food, they had a lot of great food options too. We got their cubano and kimchi cheeseburger. I enjoyed the burger more. I would definitely come back here.

I love this quaint little beer garden, and Halifax! I spent a few nights here while staying at the…read moreLord Nelson hotel across the street. It's quality beer and wonderful service. They also have a dairy bar inside the courtyard in case the beer isn't providing you enough carbohydrate. We didn't try the food here, but they had something that they were cooking over smoke that smelled amazing. If we had had a few more nights here in town, we would have eaten at the beer garden for sure. Do you make sure you take a walk through the public garden diagonally, across the street from here. It is lovely.

Learning that the Goat still ran their beer garden down on the harbour, we thought we'd continue…read moreour jaunt down there. First visit since the Covid craziness and my, what a change! It's easily four times the size I recall, with numerous decks at various levels and a free service area in the large patio by the main entrance. Here you order you victuals from the small bar at the back and get a great view of the boardwalk and harbour. There's plenty of shade for sun dodgers, servers galore on the decks and the usual pub fare if you're eating. I spoke to the delightful manager who reported trade, in season, way higher than of yore and I can certainly see why. Easily the best spot on the waterfront and a must visit for locals and tourists alike. Will definitely be back while summer lasts.

Great outside bar on the boardwalk. Great menu but I only had beer. A very crowded popular place.read more

Some of the best crafted cocktails ever!! The food menu is also top notch & delicious. We came…read moreback a 2nd time to try and eat and drink the menu. Service here is fantastic!!

Decided to check out one of the top bars in Canada in my hometown of Dartmouth. Downtown…read moreDartmouth had changed so much since growing up - it's now the cool place to eat and drink as opposed to somewhat sketchy in the past. Located mid way up Portland Street. Very cozy, intimate environment with an energetic crowd the night I went. Mostly bar seating although there are about 4-5 tables - the most you could probably seat are four people. Had a couple of cocktails - amazing. Food was mostly seafood and extremely fresh, prepared well and innovative - see pictures. Price was reasonable for food of this quality. Will definitely return. Tip - you should probably make reservations. There's a patio in the Summer as well

Stopped in Halifax while on a cruise and met a local friend ... who suggested lunch here. Quick…read moreand easy 2-3 block walk from cruise pier. Quaint little 2 story pub with both indoor and outdoor seating and great service from super friendly waitstaff. Good selection of beers in 5, 13, or 18 ounces including (awesome) Propeller Galaxy IPA and also some cask conditioned ales. Had the (tasty) Seafood Chowder which comes with yummy soda bread, and (very nice/fresh) Beetroot Salad ... but the (small) Lobster Roll was underwhelming with what seemed like shredded lobster salad and no chunks of lobster at all. Still, a pretty good lunch with not much to complain about ... except maybe the white wine at a steep $15/glass.

This is a cool place. It's inside an old house. I ordered the Supreme Burger. The burger and fries…read morewere delicious! The portions were generous for what you pay for. We were happy we gave this place a try!

Jan 11 & Apr 11…read more You can only live in Dartmouth so long before you end up at downtown stalwart Celtic Corner, and that's where my wife and I found ourselves on a post-holidays weekend, when looking for a relaxed meal. We leaned into the Irish options on the menu (don't you dare call them British!), as I ordered the Trinity Steak Boxty, and my wife went with the Curry 'N' Chips, with added chicken. Our food came out to us in quick order, and we were soon happily chomping away on our brown foods My wife's curry and chips is a pub classic, and while I appreciate that the curry was served on the side and not making the fries soggy, it is very not visually appealing to see plain diced chicken on a pile of fries. Once it got a dousing of the curry sauce it looked a little better, but let's be honest, a dish of assorted shades of yellow and brown isn't winning any beauty contests anytime soon. When reading the menu, I had incorrectly remembered the boxty as a pastry dish. However, while it is a dish of meat and sauce in a carb shell, it's actually more rustic than a pastry, with the exterior comprised of shredded potatoes. The potato pancake had a significant char on the edges that was just seconds from being full-on burnt, but the flavour (and crisp edges) worked well with the indulgently rich filling of steak, mushrooms and onions in a cream sauce. I'm happy to note that the bits of tenderloin were pleasantly tender and not at all dry, which isn't always the case in these sorts of dishes. Service was attentive and friendly throughout our meal. A return visit saw us returning on a bustling Friday evening during Burger Week Bash. I wasn't on a Burger Bash mission, but I figured that I would have the opportunity to try regular menu items many times in the future, plus I had a blood donation scheduled for the following week and I could use the iron top-up. The Irish Burger was a hefty, half-pound patty (a mix of lamb and pork), topped with red cabbage, goat cheese, fried onions and a garlic aioli. I appreciated the unique mix of meats for the patty, and while I'm not confident in a high lamb content, it did have a good, meaty flavour and had a decent crust on it, although it was a little overworked or compacted and too dense as a result. Some people hate on smash burgers for their ubiquity, but that style of burger avoids things like this. The toppings all kinda got lost together in the creamy mess of the goat cheese, but they worked fairly well; saltiness, savouriness, and a hint of crispness from the slaw and fried onions. A brioche-ish bun was nicely toasted and held up well against the onslaught. My wife's maple curry pasta felt like a flashback to the 2000s when this dish was on the cutting edge of Canadian fusion cuisine. It was familiar and approachable, and it was nice that they had a gluten-free pasta option as well. The Celtic Corner could use a menu revamp and upgrade their plating, but it's still a welcoming neighbourhood local that's served Dartmouth for many years, and will do so for many more to come.

Love this place for cold beer and live entertainment…read more Chicken sandwich is great and the pretzel is the bomb

If there's one brewery you need to go to it's this one! Best beer I had in Nova Scotia! This is a…read morehappening spot with indoor and plenty of outdoor seating! It's a vibe! They also have a lot of cool merch and to go beer to choose from! Good variety of beer! Staff was great and helpful! They had good recommendations! Definitely my favorite brewery spot this trip!

Quality/Quantity - If you are following, you know my wife gave me a brewery day;I am so lucky (and…read moreloved). And we always end our day here... Well, not this trip as they were closed for renovations?!?! Overall decent beer selections. Also available: wine, beer cocktails, sods, etc. Atmosphere - Copy and pasted from previous visit: Look forward to seeing the renovations on our next visit. Cool convenient space/location. Cool decor. Indoor/outdoor seating. Indoor counter, table, and lounge seating. Free wifi. Clean bathrooms. Dog friendly, both indoor and outdoor. Huge to-go cooler, probably for the locals...? Service - N/A. Price - See the menu or their website. Owner Suggestion - Congrats on your success since 1977 and fitting for me that your first beer was the Irish Red. Congrats on your success since 2006 opening this location and look forward to our next visit to see the renovations.

There to watch the World Cup 2026. Great bar. Appealing decor and atmosphere. Good drink specials…read more Reasonable priCrowd appropriately rowdy. Staff unbelievably efficient. Running yet extremely attentive, upbeat and friendly. The best nachos we've ever had. Easily shared between 4 people.

A typical north American bar trying to look like it's a British pub…read more Selection of drinks is good, albeit pricey, service a was good and friendly. I didn't try the food, but from what I saw it look average. Nothing great, but enough to satisfy a drunk, hungry stomach.

fat bouncer he was too tall and mean. very very very very disrespectful i am clinically depressed…read moreand chronically ill and he made it 1000x worse

Pretty good place for a dive bar. They have pool tables, juke box, and free comedy on Tuesday…read morenights. The comedy isn't the funniest thing in the world, but hey it's free and something to do on a Tuesday night! The drinks are pretty reasonably priced. I wouldn't come here for the food unless you love bar food. I had the nachos for my meal and my husband had the Philly steak poutine. He loved the poutine because he does love bar food. I have a sensitive stomach so the nachos were quite unpleasant for me. If I could redo my Tuesday night, I would eat food elsewhere, and come here for just the drinks & live comedy.