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I was totally surprised in a good way. We were told by our b & b that people went here to drink but at other restaurants to eat. After a disappointing meal elsewhere, we came here. In October, most restaurants are closed.
We found this place had a great caesar. I had the steak with Caesar and wife had haddock and Caesar. The salad was great, the fish was really good and although a far cry from a great steak, at $13 I would order again. Everything we tried beat our expectations.
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very nice place and the view also , really clean and the people there are so nice I will go back there
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I made my way up to Cabot Shores in the cold months of January, and the food was a highlight. Prior to my visit, owners Paul and Barbara asked me over the phone what my dietary preferences were, which I thought was very kind. Yes, I do fall into that "picky eater" web, where wheat sensitivity and fish-only ways rule. But such specifics were welcomed with open arms. How unusual!
Barbara is a lovely Swiss woman who pumps out creative, delicious dishes- every meal was an "ah-ha" moment. The cream of cauliflower cheddar cheese bisque? I still dream about it at night. From build-your-own veggie tacos (homemade bean pastes, a buffet of interesting ingredients, and an array of fabulous sauces) to breaded haddock cakes, wheat-free pasta + yummy meat-free sauce, and things like black walnut shortbread or pumpkin cookies for dessert? It was appetizer, main, dessert, and full-out service.
The food is made with heart, as fresh, local ingredients are used as much as possible. I found out that in the warmer months, Cabot Shores grows all their own veggies and herbs in a garden outside. How lovely. Above all, the hospitality was out of this world. In a spot so relaxed and with no fronts, I enjoyed real, wholesome meals that were absolutely their own cuisine. It seems like Barbara has an inner sense, and I like that. The food is healthy, hearty, creative and delicious. I implore anyone (vegetarian or nay) to stop by Cabot Shores the next time you're in Cape Breton! Bon Appetite.
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Absolutely Fantastic.dining experience. Lobster and the Seafood Crepes, melt in your mouth. Very friendly service. Reasonable price for the overall culinary treat.
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Fun-Times-Event-Rentals near Cheticamp NS (18 Result(s))
Dorymans Pub & Grill invites you to their establishment. Their bar is the utmost spot for after dinner drinks. They are open late all week. You can get there by car. The surrounding location is notable for its parks. Payments by MasterCard and Visa are accepted.
16537 Cabot Trail Hwy, Cheticamp, NS B0E 1H0
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Situated directly at the west entrance to the Highlands National Park sits a NEWLY UPDATED, 17 room motel, with breathtaking views of the mountains and the Cheticamp River!
The CORNERSTONE MOTEL has an 8 acre property, is surrounded by natural woods, trails, river walks/access and provides guests with exceptional views, private walking trails and plenty of tranquility.
Rooms start at $109 for a single Double bed and up to $141 for a Deluxe King bed with plenty of space to stretch out and relax. With a reputation for rooms that are extra spacious, super clean and very comfortable you won't find a better location in the area.
The staff and owners (Greg and Cathy) are always on the property and there to welcome you when you arrive. If you need information about the area and places to see, we love to help guests find hidden gems!
If you are looking for true Cape Breton hospitality and an experience you'll remember for years, then the CORNERSTONE MOTEL is definitely the place to stay!
Peaceful hospitality in the heart of Cape Breton. Situated in beautiful Margaree Valley, the cottages are immaculately kept and feature electric heat, showers, Satellite TV and housekeeping units available. Rooms 1, 2 & 3 include two double beds, full bath, full kitchen utilities and a full living area. Room 4 has one double bed plus one double pull out and full kitchen utilities separate from the bedroom. Playground equipment includes horseshoe pit, swing & slide, and picnic tables. Pets permitted with permission.
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Unique Adventures for Unique PeopleCape Breton and the Cabot Trail attract a different kind of traveler. And Cabot Shores? Well, we're a bit different too. Do you want adventures more than crisp folded bed corners? Do you like to get up with the sun? Hike to waterfalls instead of lounge by a pool? Try new things like Yolo boarding? Photograph eagles in their natural habitat.Welcome to Cabot Shores.AdventuresWe have waterfalls, rivers and seashores to be explored. Moose, eagles and birds of all shapes and colours to be discovered. Our yolo boards, kayaks, canoes are waiting for you. Want a guided adventure? We'll be happy to take you. Book a stay today. You deserve it.Stay for AwhileOpen year round. Choose between a beautiful chalet, a magical yurt, a tranquility dome, cozy lodge room, tipi, or a campsite. Cabot Shores is the perfect base camp to explore Cape Breton and the Cabot Trial. But first, explore our great packages.Pet FriendlyPets are family. In our Lodge, we have three rooms with separate pet access.
Documents & Contact infoAbout Lake AinslieLake Ainslie is the largest natural freshwater lake in Nova Scotia and stretches in a triangular shape out towards the north. The Lake is approximately 20 kilometres long and 3 to 5 kilometres in width in various places. The Southwest Margaree River starts at the northeast corner of the Lake, in Scotsville, and empties into the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. Lake Ainslie is located on the Western side of Cape Breton Island, and is a rural area, with small communities settled around the Lake.
51779 Cabot Trail, Englishtown, NS B0C 1H0
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Colaisde na Gàidhlig / The Gaelic College in St. Anns offers an unparalleled cultural learning experience. We are the only institution of our kind in North America. Students of all ages and skill levels visit Colaisde na Gàidhlig every year to study with some of the finest instructors in Nova Scotia Gaelic culture. With an international reputation for its contribution to the preservation and promotion of Gaelic culture, the Gaelic College offers a truly one-of-a-kind learning experience, with year-round programming in the culture, music, language, crafts, customs, and traditions of the immigrants from the Highlands of Scotland. Visitors can learn all about local Gaelic culture first-hand, with daily demonstrations, concerts, ceilidhs, and more special events. The Craft Shop at Colaisde na Gàidhlig has a beautiful selection of gifts hand-chosen just for you. Contact us today for more information.
Come taste a delightful creation at The Farmers Daughter. They are open after-hours all week. You can get there by car. Payments by American Express, MasterCard and Visa are recognized.
Port Hood, the Shire Town of Inverness County, Cape Breton, has had a long history dating back to the earliest days of human settlement in this part of Nova Scotia. The first people who spent time along this shore were the Mi'kmaq-the aboriginal people who are native to this part of Canada. 'Kek-weom-kek' ('sandbar') was the name given to this area by the Mi'kmaq and was the first of a series of names given to Port Hood. The protected harbour with its sandy low-lying beaches was a natural stopping place for many early visitors.
The Bras D'Or Lakes Inn hotel, in St. Peter's, Cape Breton offers hotel accommodations overlooking the Bras d'or lakes - an ideal base for your Cabot Trail excursion and day trips to Fortress of Louisbourg. Our attentive and friendly hotel staff will make sure your stay here is a happy and memorable one - from the moment you step in to our spacious cedar log-cabin waterfront inn.
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