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Default Nova Scotia food tourism


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>>> In Halifax itself.

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>> We spent a night in Halifax during a driving trip around Nova Scotia and
>> Cape Breton, and picked a restaurant out of the phonebook. It was The
>> Five Fisherman. The best seafood we've ever had!
>> Plus , they served Keiths's Ale, which we've never found here in the US.
>> It was within walking distance of our hotel and the waterfront, and a
>> really cool old cemetary.
>> I'd love to go back there again. Halifax is a beautiful city.

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> You were literaly 3 minute walk to the Keiths Brewery, which is where the
> Saturday farmers market is. The Five Fisherman is great, but depending
> on what you get, you need to dip deep into the wallet. It should have
> been on my list though!
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> http://www.fivefishermen.com/main.html
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> The cemetary is the one on Barrington St I think. It was used from approx
> 1750 to 1850. I was just in there the other day for the first time having
> a look.


I was pregnant at the time and despite being a beer aficionado, I only had a
few sips of Keith's! :-(
The Five Fisherman was rather pricey, but the food and service was awesome,
it was as if we were the only patrons in the establishment. The waiter said
something abut it being haunted too, because it was a convent school at one
time?
We only had one night in Halifax, which is regretful, but it's a good reason
to plan another trip there.