Best Canadian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Canadian food in Dingwall. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Canadian restaurants near you. including Danena's Bakery & Bistro, Angie's Family Restaurant, North of Smokey Diner, Meat Cove Campground & Oceanside Chowder Hut, The Hut, The Bay Cafe
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4 based on 19 reviews
The Bay Café definitely gives you a true sense of community. For us, part of the charm was the fact that the café was actually right in the Bay St. Lawrence Community Centre! The village of Bay St. Lawrence is situated "off road" from what I would say is the "top" of the Cabot Trail. It is peaceful, picturesque and definitely worth the drive off the trail. As other reviewers have mentioned, the décor is simple or sparse but with the windows looking out to the town, you don't really need a lot of clutter in the décor. I would also guess that because it is within the community centre the café probably serves other purposes throughout the year. Does décor really matter? The fact that the place was busy, busy, busy with both locals and a handful of tourists is proof that décor does not really matter! Keep in mind where you are...some of you may need to dial down your expectations...you're not in a busy, slick city with multiple venues competing on the same block...you are in a lovely, remote, quiet village so enjoy the experience! The café was clean and bright, the staff was friendly and attentive and the food was clearly homemade with local ingredients and sense of pride. There were three of us and we all enjoyed our hearty seafood chowder with a delicious warm and buttery biscuit. Had they been open for dinner we would have gone again but they are only open for breakfast and lunch. It was explained to us that they did that to be fair to the other "restaurant" - The Hut, that opens only for dinner (take out only). I thought that was thoughtful, kind and fair in such a small village.In terms of the prices, we found them to be in line with other places in Cape Breton and along the trail...you can look on their website to see their menu and prices if you are going that way. And yes it's true, they only take cash but we found that also to be very common in many places in Cape Breton so just be prepared before you hit the trail! ;)We would love to return to Bay St. Lawrence for a longer stay and would without hesitation return to The Bay Café for a meal or two! If you're in the area...go and enjoy!We are very pleased you enjoyed your chowder and buttery biscuit while stopping in to our café! We are small and hope to fulfill the expectations of travellers with home made meals and freshly made desserts. Thanks again!
4 based on 28 reviews
Tasty food, but make sure you have cash. The first night we didn't have enough and it was late, but they had no problem letting us take the food. We paid the next day, and ate there each day of our trip.
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4 based on 240 reviews
Meat Cove Campground is a rugged camping experience with tenting sites and cabins overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in Northern Cape Breton. Check out the many hiking trails nearby, swim at our popular beach, strike up an evening bonfire, or go kayaking and
We arrived at Meat Cove late in the afternoon and were initially told that there were no more campsites left, but they managed to squeeze us and our little tent in at "the last" spot left - a great little spot, actually, on the cliff near the bushes, with a great view of the ocean. We ate dinner at the restaurant (fish cakes with beans and slaw/fish sandwich with fries) and enjoyed it very much. The serving staff were very helpful and friendly. The bathrooms had recently been renovated and they were very clean, plenty of hot water, and still smelling like the wood that they were built from. This really is a slice of paradise. Best views off the Cabot Trail. Very relaxing, so much so that we blew off our second travel day and just hung out, spending a second night there. The restaurant was closed the second day, but there is a small supermarket about 8 km away. There are no hookups for RVs, so come self-sufficient. The hiking trail was neat and provided a great view of the coastline and the campground itself. Definitely worth a visit or an overnight.Thank you for leaving a review for Meat Cove Campground. Stop by for a yummy bowl of chowder or fish cakes and beans at any time! We are so glad you liked your visit!
4 based on 15 reviews
North of Smokey Diner : Come visit us and enjoy our delicious food and friendly hospitality. All day breakfast meals starting at just $5.00. Sit back, relax and enjoy your meal while listening to your favorite songs on our old style JukeBox. Our Menu has
Four of us stopped for breakfast here because it was the only place open late on a Sunday morning. It turned out to be worthwhile! Owner was very friendly,breakfast was good, but it had a real jukebox! It didn't always play the selected selection, but who cares? Best coffee of any place this trip! Stop here for the experience! Dingwall is worth a good look, there is a small museum that we did not have time to see.
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4 based on 130 reviews
Off season visit. 10 minutes after entering the empty restaurant it was filled to capacity. Wife ordered last batter - VERY fresh. Me the seafood chowder - NOT disappointed - full of fresh fish lobster, scallops shrimp, etc. love it when chowder is not skimpy in the fish. Definitely a rave review in this bowl.
4 based on 67 reviews
Danena's prides itself on fresh homemade meals. On site bakery complete with fresh homemade baked goods as well as a licensed dining area with local craft beer.
We came here for both breakfast and dinner during our trip. Good food, quaint, casual restaurant. I had scallops, my husband had sole with crab, and we both really enjoyed our meals. Even the vegetables were done with care and creativity, Delicious! Breakfast was solid as well.
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