Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Deep Cove

"Find it: 3555 Robie St., odellsgfcafe.comThe low-down: From the outside, this gluten-free bakery looks like just any other house on the street. But step inside, and you’ll be in pastry heaven. With its tempting displays of breads, cakes and other sweets, this low-key spot won’t be a secret for much longer.Prices: $1.75 to $4.25 eachWhat to order: A classic chocolate cupcake ($3.75) made with coconut milk and gluten-free flour, and topped with no shortage of decadent dairy-free chocolate icing"

"This little shop is not only the destination for anyone who needs gluten-free desserts, but it also accommodates people with other food allergies, as well as vegans. This shop has lots of different dessert and cake options in its small space, and you can enjoy the locally roasted Java Blend coffee with whichever slice of heaven you choose."

"This coffee shop requires a jaunt to Bayer’s Lake, but who isn’t running errands that way at this time of year, anyway?. The amazing and unique thing about Jaggers is they have custom, made-to-order doughnuts made from scratch right in front of you. So, whatever flavour combination you're feeling, you’ll be in luck."

"Enjoy a fun day of shipping and dining with your family and friends at Bayer's Lake Shopping and Dining District. Explore the numerous stores and visit restaurants that offer a wide range of culinary delights. Visit Website of Bayer's Lake Shopping and Dining District"

"Chicken Little has all the favourite Maritime flavours, including Moon Mist, Grape Nut and a new one: Kejimikujik Campfire S’mores (named after a favourite Nova Scotia National Park). Located behind Canada’s oldest drive in diner on the Bedford Highway, this is the best location for families, and the best bang for your buck with a generously sized kiddie cone costing only $1.50 plus tax. Chicken Little, 1531 Bedford Highway, Bedford"

"The Chicken Burger in Bedford is the oldest drive-in diner in Canada and has been a staple in the community for more than 70 years. Chicken Little is an ice cream stand behind The Chicken Burger, surrounded by outdoor picnic benches. Be sure to peek inside the restaurant for a step back in time and a tune on the jukebox!"

"Open since April of 2018, owners Heather and Alex have created quite a following in their brightly lit coffee shop in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia!. Decorated with white walls affixed with interesting art work and wooden tables accompanied by white chairs they offer a great coffee shop alternative to the usual in the area. They have a large community style table surrounded by smaller tables along with some bench seating near the windows."

"With a striking white and black colour scheme, Cortado offers an inviting, cozy atmosphere with a good mix of enjoyable music including some local tunes. They have comfy chairs with smaller tables, regular seating options as well as high community style tables with barstool chairs. Enjoy the Wi-Fi and space to get some work done while enjoying their delicious treats."

"Before you head out on the St. Margaret’s Bay Trail, pop into the Bike n’ Bean for a drink or to rent a bike. The building is the historic French Village Train Station, which has been turned into a café and bike shop. They also offer repair services if your bikes need work."

"Hubbards Barn, 57 Highway #3, across the street from Trellis Cafe 902-277-1697 Contact: Ashley Marlin, Market Manager. Located in a beautiful old Barn in the middle of 6 acres of peaceful woodlands and fields. Enjoy strolling along the woodland paths, visit with friends or make new ones on the south side patio."

"This hidden gem of the South Shore is worth the time to find. On Saturday mornings, there is the Hubbards Farmers’ Market. The rest of the week, the park is open for exploring."

"DeWolf Park has a lovely view of the ocean and the Bedford basin from the boardwalk. There is also a playground for the kids to enjoy."

"If you’re looking to wet your pallet while wandering around the charming streets of Lunenburg, you may want to make your way to Ironworks Distillery. Ironworks is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning micro-distillery. Located in an old marine blacksmith shop at the corner of Kempt and Montague Streets, Ironworks Distillery creates small batches of artisan spirits."

"Ironworks Distillery in Lunenburg is another popular craft spirit maker. The name comes from the charming old blacksmith shop converted into this quality boutique distillery right in the heart of Canada’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site town other than the historic district in Quebec City. Must-try drink: This is the year to try Bluenose Rum."

"They try their best to make customers happy, but instead, the customers decide to complain about their service and insult their business just because there was a mistake in their order or they had to wait longer than usual. They are people, too. If you don't like the food, then leave."

"Chinese, Chinese, Restaurant With Delivery Services, Take Out. featuring traditional and 21st century dishes. Led by celebrated chef Ivan Chan, The Orient uses seasonal and local in..."

"The Ovens Natural Park gets its name from the sea caves, or “ovens,” that run along the shoreline. This scenic spot offers spectacular ocean views, hiking trails, a campground, kayaking, and more. Come for the day or make it a full vacation!"