This place is so lovely to visit - warm and inviting, with a pup waiting to greet you at least the…read morelast time I visited. Lots of local and beloved options, a perfect yarn souvenir. They have a really nice selection of quality yarns from rustic to elegant, with small lots available so be sure to pick up enough to cover your project. Check ahead for hours especially with weather conditions. Well worth the visit, and the displays are charming, nothing like a big box store. There is also a nice selection of quality needles, buttons, and findings. Tip: Look for bargains on Fleece Artist seconds!

Delightful atmosphere, I'm sure the view will be most amazing once the grass turns green. The…read morechowder was delicious, as was the omelet and French toast (served with absolutely marvelous smoked bacon). The only downside was the crusts on the French toast were a little hard. I can hardly wait to try more.

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!

If you're looking for good coffee, this is the place to come. It could be just a little stronger…read morefor our liking, but still oodles better than a gross chain shop. Lots of options for baking that are made in house and quite tasty. Tiny little shop with two little tables outside but in a great location on the main road. There's paring out front on both sides of the road; just be mindful no parking signs.

What a great new addition to the village of Canning! A beautiful new coffee shop with excellent…read morecoffee and a good selection of delicious baked goods (the oat cakes and cinnamon rolls are amazing). Clean inviting space with lots of seating including a few outdoor tables. The place was almost full mid morning on a weekday so it seems to be a popular spot! Service was really friendly. They also have a small selection of local handicrafts and food products for sale. Would be wonderful if they could expand to offer breakfast and lunch options, but for now it's a delightful place to visit for coffee and a snack.

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!

This place is a gem! A wonderful shop with excellent produce, lovely jams and beautiful flowers in…read morethe back! The lady who helped me was so nice too. I bought a 20 lb bag of Macintosh apples at a great price. Go there, you will be glad you did! You can find them on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/GladGardens They also have their own website. http://www.gladgardens.ca/home.html

This place is a wonderful spot to drop in! My friend was looking for a particular plant, which they…read morenot only had, but had advice on planting and care! I ended up buying 2 perennials that are well kept and beautiful. Lots of great advice, smiles and peaceful surroundings. You won't be sorry you stopped:)

We were driving along Highway 1 from Digby to Noel, and I was in need of caffeine. Small homemade…read moresigns noted "The Bread & Art Gallery" a few miles down the road but even so, the building is so nondescript we almost drove right by it. So glad we didn't! Got a small coffee (which was really good despite being served out of a thermos pot on a side table) and a cinnamon roll which was just out of this world - a flaky, perfect mixture of cinnamon and pastry. There were a number of adorable paintings displayed - all were for sale.

Mmmm the bread and pastries are the absolute best. We always stop here on our way through to…read moreWindsor or the Valley.

A great place for breakfast, lunch, a cuppa with friends. Offers a good array of savory goodies,…read morefrom flaky sausage rolls with exceptional sausage, a variety of meat pies (I adore the beef and mushrooms), satisfying quiches. If that's not enough, you can finish off with an admirable variety of cheesecakes, shortbreads, cookies.. You can also buy good breads to take home, with different varieties every day. And it seems all the local British population comes for a bit of specialty grocery shopping, Yorkshire tea, Marmite, Rose's marmalade etc. It's not huge, but a really appealing selection. All that with a smile, friendly service and other customers even. I kinda want to move in

Lovely farmers market with a shop that is open almost every day selling local crafts, artisanal…read moreproducts, food, produce and more. There are lots of vegan options such as chocolate bars, cookies, hot chocolate, cosmetics, kombucha and more. The girl working was also very friendly and nice! Comfortable to shop at as well and they follow covid protocols.

This is a wonderful farmer's market, just off Main Street Wolfville. There are multiple stalls with…read moresumptuous foods both to eat on site (indoor and outdoor seating available) or take away. The foods include Indian, German, farm vegetables and fruits, bakeries, coffee, popcorn and deserts, apple cider. There are also multiple artisans that sell a variety of items. If you go outside you will hear local artists perform. Lots of free local parking.