Halifax Restaurants

... · Yorkville - An upscale shopping district with the fanciest and glitzy-est designer shopping name brands. With its splendid restaurants, picturesque gardens, rejuvenating spas and historic flare, it is the preferred hot-spot for actors and high profile ...

... village built around a sheltered bay (with 365 islands) that is full artists and craftspeople, eclectic shops, wonderful restaurants, diverse accommodations, great golf, luxurious spas and convention facilities. The gem of Mahone Bay’s history is ...

... . We took a little walking tour of the general area. There is much to do on the waterfront. There are shops and restaurants galore, pubs, boat tours, street performers, cargo container ships and other vessels sailing in and out,etc. Later in the evening a ...

... of Therese's best friends, Marko. It was a pretty late night! The next day we went for lunch at one of Halifax best restaurants, The Wooden Monkey. Our old roommate and friend from Culinary school, Ian Gass, works in the kitchen. Very nice restaurant ...

... of Halifax: A city steeped in history, a most incredible harbour, people laid back and friendly, really good sea food restaurants, a very lively downtown scene. Environmental conscious level is probably ahead of most of the rest of the country. For a ...

After a few days in Halifax, here are a few reasons we hate Halifax: 1. Friendly locals: Everywhere we went...shops, restaurants, hotels... the locals were always friendly and helpful. We hate that. 2. Courteous drivers: Just step off a curb ...

... funny-bone as I never bother to translate these words correctly. I just substitute the word "cock". So far I've seen restaurants advertising rotisserie cock and fried cock. My favourite is the chain of corner stores called The Golden Cock. Tuesday, ...

... nbsp; The waterfront has been renewed with a boardwalk that runs along that portion of the city.  It is lined with nice restaurants including the Cow, which is a premium ice cream place where you stand in line for rich, high butterfat ice cream that ...

... are a few top universities in Halifax, and there is certainly no shortage of top notch dining and shopping facilities. A few of the restaurants are absolute knockouts, and you could shop for days in this spectacular seaport. At night, Halifax is alive and ...

... we did the the harbour walk. This walkway went all along their harbour front and included shops (not too touristy), bars, restaurants and a food market where you selected what you wanted, including live lobsters and then sat on the outside patio ...

... . It's great! One thing in specific I should mention about Halifax is how amazing all the people are. At all the restaurants and stores the service is just incredible and the people are all just really kind.      So ...

... my friends live in or are from Halifax, I hope you will excuse me for not rating the local hotels and restaurants and posting lame touristy photos with predictable area attractions... I have the rest of the summer to do that so if anyone is ...

... Marriott for some dinner. It's a very beautiful city! Definitely much smaller than Toronto, but certainly no lack of great shopping, restaurants and sights! I'm glad we're staying here for a week, there are a lot of things I want to see before we ...

... on a restaurant on Argle Street named after the street. On both sides of the street, you will find trendy restaurants (Greek/Mediterranean, Japanese, martini bar, fusion etc). I had a Mexican pizza, and several Coronas to complement my dinner (I may ...

... The place we decided on is ideally located in the centre of town and close to everything that we need, shops, public transport, restaurants not to mention bars. Through a bizarre twist of fate, we are located exactly 5 floors above Durty Nelly's Irish bar ...

...  Out came a 12 oz. lobster!  The food was good, although I have eaten better and cheaper on the Princess Cruises' fine restaurants.  The food in the dining rooms (we had open dining), was good, with a decent variety.  The servings were ...

... tied one on and had a great rainy day afternoon exploring the city folowed by a fantastic dinner at one of Halifax's finer seafood restaurants. Lea and I ordered "The Drill" where the chef decides a complete meal menu for two. Course after course ...

... of Boston, in that a large majority of its residents are college students and therefore the area caters to them with lots of bars, restaurants, and daily shows.  We met up with some SAS'ers (semester at sea students from here on out) and some local ...