Best Family Restaurants in Deep Cove

"Details: Kids 10 and under eat free with minimum adult purchase of $14.99. Kids Meals include drink, 3 mini cones, activity book and toy!. East Side Mario’s Bayer’s Lake 186 Chain Lake Drive Halifax, Nova Scotia B3S 1C5http://www.eastsidemarios.comhttps://www.facebook.com/eastsidemarios.hrm/info (902) 450-1311"

"Lauren was the best waitress I have had in a very long time. We had a wonderful experience and the food was delicious."

"813 Bedford Hwy (Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat/Sun 11am-7pm) &2182 Gottingen Street (opening soon!). M&J’s is the friendliest little restaurant that basically specializes in dietary restrictions. Party of 5: one vegan, one celiac, one dairy allergy and a couple omnivores?"

"What is it: Jim’s is a long-established, no-frills family restaurant on the Bedford Highway serving simple food that won’t break the bank. Why go: Locals love Jim’s for its big breakfasts, fishcakes and pan-fried haddock. You can even get old favorites like liver and onions or corned beef and cabbage."

"Jim's is one of the oldest Canadian home cooked meals restaurant in Halifax. It get packed fast breakfast, lunch and dinner. Great food, friend..."

"True North Diner has great specials, plus fun games and treats for kids. Donations from Jukebox, candy machine and stuffy-grabber machine go direct to IWK hospital.True North Diner, Bedford 1658 Bedford Highway (Bedford Place Mall) (902) 832-1950http://www.truenorthdiner.comhttps://www.facebook.com/TrueNorthDinerBedford"

"While it can be a bit of tricky trail to find, it surely doesn't disappoint. With cliff side views, beautiful wild flowers, plenty of species of birds, what isn't to like about Peggy's Cove?. Keep in mind the trails can be muddy, often unmarked and sometimes you will need to do a bit of climbing, so it may not be best trek for the grandparents."

"Polly Cove offers the same stunning views as Peggy’s Cove but typically has a little more privacy. There are lots of wildflowers for your dog to explore, and birds your dog will enjoying watching with you. This park is on-leash only, so just be sure to keep your pup’s close by and leashed up!"

"Aptly named after the sandy bottom of the lake, this Bedford park is a unique oasis consisting of a beach as well as an oasis of wooded trails. It truly is a gem within the city!. Bonus: The trails in the park are off-leash (with the exception of the area in and around the beach from Spring-Fall) so you can bring your fur pal with you!"

"This provincial park has great lake access and lots of trails that wander in and out of the forest to keep the scenery dynamic for your excited pup!. This park is maintained by the municipality and very accessible. This park is accessible all year round is dog friendly but leash-only."

"Located in Garden Lots, Sawpit Park is a waterfront area that allows water access to Lunenburg’s Back Harbour and the Atlantic Ocean. The park has a boat launch, picnic and parking areas, benches, a privy and a wharf that you can walk out on. The wharf at Sawpit is for “day-use” and short term berthing."

"A cyclist friendly café that offers tasty, freshly made treats and fair trade coffee. There is a sunny patio to enjoy the fresh air and sunny allow with your snacks or meal. Their kid’s menu offers up some classics along with some healthier options."