Come taste a delightful dish at Restaurant ô P'tit Café. Come relax at the bar with a cocktail. They are open late all week. You can get there by public transit.
The Mull is one of the most popular fully licensed dining establishments on the western side of Cape Breton Island. Choose our air conditioned dining room or the all weather deck dining room. The extensive menu is famous for Caesar salad with dressing second to none, seafood chowder, deli sandwiches, a large selection of seafood, chicken, pastas, vegetarian dishes, steaks, brownie pudding, fresh apple, blueberry and coconut cream pies and more. The service is efficient and friendly. The decor is bright and cheerful with local art on display. This is a bustling place and reservations are suggested during peak times.Children's menu available
Charlene's Bayside Cafe & Restaurant welcomes you to their dining room. You can even enjoy the sunlight on their terrace. They are open nightly all week and are accessible by car.
Starbucks offers more than just the finest coffees from across the globe. Since 1971, friendly people, great music & a comfortable, upbeat atmosphere have created the famous Starbucks experience.
There is a tremendous amount of history at the Main Street Café. Many patrons ask us questions about the building and the decor, so for all you curious souls, here is the Main Street Café Story:On April 14th, 1870, a fire raged through Medina burning virtually the whole square except the courthouse (Now Whitey's ArmyOn April 14th, 1870, a fire raged through Medina burning virtually the whole square except the courthouse (Now Whitey's Army & Navy located on the corner just north of the MSC), which was built with brick. Despite the horrendous loss, the Medina businessmen began to rebuild. During their tireless effort of rebuilding the town, the first building to arise from its ashes was The Old Phoenix Bank (named after the mythical bird that rose from its ashes). Wisely deciding to rebuild in brick and due to the fires timing (1870), the town still maintains its Victorian stature. The building that is now the Main Street Cafe was a clothing store at the turn of the century (which can be seen in one of the photos displayed in the restaurant), a Kroger grocery store in the 40