Location: Wolfville
Top Restaurants in Wolfville
Top Things to do in Wolfville
- 1. Luckett Vineyards
- 2. The K.C. Irving Environmental Science Centre and Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens
- 3. Gaspereau Vineyards
- 4. Wolfville Farmers Market
- 5. Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards
- 6. L’Acadie Vineyards
- 7. The Old Covenanter Church
- 8. Prescott House Museum
- 9. Randall House Museum
- 10. Benjamin Bridge
Top 9 Bar food in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada. Not to be confused with Wolfsville, Maryland.
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9. Maritime Express Cider Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
One of the top 25 places to drink in Nova Scotia - Curated Magazine Best new business - The Grapevine Best Venue For Drinks - The Grapevine Best Place to Meet with Friends - The Grapevine The Maritime Express Cider Co., is a cidery and taproom located in
Reviewed By 686lyndam
Maritime Express is housed in a stately former hotel building from the days when trains ran service to the town of Kentville.It is worth a visit to soak up tha atmosphere of this impressive historical building.We sampled the. Vegetarian and Chicken sandwiches from the small one page menu.Both were tasty but not sizeable. Bigger appetites would be satiated with the eye catching burger. Try the Cider Flight which is ample and the best way to get a taste of what is on tap.For the beer lover there are plenty Craft Brews listed on the chalk board.
8. The Port
Overall Ratings
4 based on 612 reviews
Reviewed By ccmr4
Stopped in for a snack and a pint. Beer was ok. The scallops with bacon jam taste but you only get 3 for 15$ we had the tapas plate too. Dont waste your money. The meat had so much fat it was inedible. The tomato dip was very runny. Cheese and crackers ok. We did tell our server , however she seem unconcerned about our dissatisfaction . Not the same place it was. This was our 3rd visit. There wont be a 4th. Has a nice patio Hi thereThank you for taking the time to write this review.The Bacon Jam Scallops are a very popular appetizer, we are glad you enjoyed them! The price lends more to the Tidal Bay Wine Reduction, Bacon Jam, and herbs that complement the scallops. Should you wish to add scallops to a meal, they are only $6.We regret very much that you did not enjoy your experience. The meat on the tapas board is actually locally cured Proscuitto, and we do not trim the fat off as it is not meant to be a lean meat. The "tomato" dip was actually Roasted Red Pepper dip, and is supposed to be the consistency of a dip, not a spread. Should you choose to return, always feel free to ask your server if you are unsure about what you are ordering, as if you are expecting one thing and receive another, it could definitely lead to dissatisfaction.With Warm RegardsManagement
7. Kings Arms Commons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By vancouvergirl
We live in Wolfville and decided to support this new, local business. There is a nice outdoor seating area, and the inside decor is new and fresh. There are lots of beer and cider choices on tap. Our server was friendly and attentive. Those are all the positives.I can't recall being so uninspired by a menu. This is a pub and there are NO FRENCH FRIES! You don't have to have them, but to not have that choice was annoying. The choices of sides were "baked potato, spicy rice, salad". I do not want a hamburger and a baked potato, nor do I want a clubhouse sandwich and rice. Nothing deep fried on the menu -- good for people's health. Perplexing for people who occasionally want to indulge.I appreciate that they are trying to do something different, but it took me 15 minutes to order because there was NOTHING I wanted.I had a spinach salad with blueberries, feta cheese, almonds and shrimp, which was fine, but nothing special. The spinach leaves all had the stems on, which is a peeve of mine. My partner had the beef dip with spicy rice. He said it was tasty, but he, too, was mystified by the menu. The dessert menu was limited. We had the chocolate brownie, which was a large serving and the brownie was delicious.The prices were high for what we got. Two entrees, 3 beer, one coffee, and one dessert was $72 before tip. $85 for a dinner that we weren't really keen on seems like a lot.If you don't like or want fries, we would recommend. If french fries are part of your pub experience, you won't find them here.Service was good and we did not wait for food.
6. Rosie's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By twicked
I wanted steak and lobster because I am in Nova Scotia and lobsters are the thing to eat here. Unfortunately so many surf and turf restaurants are now closed until the spring, so I settled on this place. I knew they had lobster and steak but not together, so I had to build my own by ordering the two meals together. They were not willing to cut any sort of deal on combining the two, so it was $28 for the lobster and $16 for the steak. And the verdict is that the lobster was worth it and the steak, not so much. I think the combo somewhere else would make more sense, and I would be inclined to eat here again with more pub-fare type food.
5. The Church Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
3 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By Kellie M
We were told by the hostess it was an hour wait for a table. She said we couldnât wait at the bar as it was full...not sure about that, unless there were a lot of people that had just gone to the washroom, with their drink. I wanted to see what it was all about so our party of 2 waited, and waited, and waited...at an hour I checked to see how much longer...â itâs really hard to tellâ she said... so at the 92, yes, thatâs right we waited 92 minutes, I said we are still waiting... flustered, she got us a table...Then, the server told us it was a 45 minutes wait for food... I said come on, only a third of the tables are occupied, itâs in between lunch and supper. She said the kitchen was overwhelmed and thatâs why the long wait for tables.The meal itself was mediocre, my fries were obviously pre cooked, cooled, then thrown back in the fryer. Luckily I didnât crack a tooth on them. The wings and chicken sandwich tastes the same, donât order them together. The lemonade had a absolutely no lemon flavour, but is advertised as âfresh squeezedâ. Strange.I place the blame entirely on the kitchen staff, itâs unfair of your serving staff to compensate for lack of time management and organization. Your hostess should have said they werenât taking any more tables until supper. It very much feels like they are discouraging customers to patronize their restaurant. And there is a huge lack of communication between the kitchen and the front of the house. I thought perhaps that it was recently opened, but no, I see reviews from February 2019. The growing pains of a new eatery should be long gone by this time. Very disappointed in The Church Brewing Company. Lots of other good local places to go to!Also : Maybe donât plant flowers if you donât want insects around the tables outside. Hornets were fierce and plentiful!Also, utensils dropped on the floor, even when wrapped in a serviette, should not be used on a table, get new, clean ones!
4. Joe's Food Emporium
Overall Ratings
3 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By Craig T
This cafe is iin downtown wolfville and has a nice sidewalk eating area. Had the signature donair on the menu and it was very good. This meal was served as a Pita roll up wrapped in foil (like a baked potatoe).Donairs are the official food of Halifax, but are available ina most of Nova Scotia. Youe need to try these when you visit the Province.
3. The Library Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By rjdixon5419
We just decided to try this location for lunch. The chicken and cranberry sandwich on freshly made bread was excellent. The cabbage and feta salad was also very good. It is a very cosy place with a lot of regulars! And oh yes, very good service.
2. Paddy's Brewpub & Rosie's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 503 reviews
Faith & Begorrah!! Experience an Irish Brewpub at Paddy's or a cozy family restaurant at Rosieâs. Come enjoy our scrumptious meals prepared by knowledgable chefs. Specialties include fresh seafood, steaks, craft pizza, breakfasts and our very popular loca
Reviewed By outandabout0367
Place was hopping! We were told it would be a 40 minute wait for food but we were just grabbing a local craft beer so it didn't matter.
1. Maritime Express Cider Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
One of the top 25 places to drink in Nova Scotia - Curated Magazine Best new business - The Grapevine Best Venue For Drinks - The Grapevine Best Place to Meet with Friends - The Grapevine The Maritime Express Cider Co., is a cidery and taproom located in
Reviewed By 686lyndam
Maritime Express is housed in a stately former hotel building from the days when trains ran service to the town of Kentville.It is worth a visit to soak up tha atmosphere of this impressive historical building.We sampled the. Vegetarian and Chicken sandwiches from the small one page menu.Both were tasty but not sizeable. Bigger appetites would be satiated with the eye catching burger. Try the Cider Flight which is ample and the best way to get a taste of what is on tap.For the beer lover there are plenty Craft Brews listed on the chalk board.
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