Eateries

— Restaurants, Pubs, Cafés where cruisers can eat, within easy walking distance…

For cruisers, who spend weeks, months, or even full-time aboard their boats, a restaurant in a harbour/anchorage is always a welcome change from their on-board cuisine—limited by the constraints of a small galley. With only their boat, dinghy, and “shank's pony” for transport, such eateries need to be within “easy walking distance” of a place where they can get ashore.

Here, we are attempting to list such places so that cruisers will know where, at the end of the day's trip, they can find a welcoming place to eat, within a couple of kilometres of getting ashore. [Two kilometres may seem like a long distance for some landlubbers, but cruisers have little choice but to walk, and so are used to walking considerable distances and usually appreciate the chance to stretch their legs.]

This listing provides brief information on each eatery and links to any known websites and Facebook/Twitter pages.

Bras d'Or Lakes

St Peter's
- Chubby's Lunch
- Bras d'Or Lakes Inn
- Louie's Cosy Corner
- MacBouch Restaurant & Lounge
Little Harbour
- Cape Breton Smokehouse Restaurant
Ben Eoin
- Lakes Golf Club's Bar & Grill
- Malcolm's Dining Room (The Birches)
Grand Narrows
- The Wheelhouse Café
Baddeck
- Baddeck Restaurants
Wagmatcook (Nyanza Bay)
- Clean Wave Restaurant
Whycocomagh
- Auld Brass Door Restaurant & Bar
- Charlene's Bayside Restaurant & Café
- Farmer's Daughter Country Market
- Vi's Restaurant

Revised: 2016-03-06

Coastal Cape Breton

Bay St Lawrence
- The Bay Café
D'Escousse
- The Groundswell Pub and B&B
Dingwall
- The Markland Restaurant
Louisbourg
- Lobster Kettle Restaurant
Mabou
- Shining Waters Eatery
- The Mull Café & Deli
- The Red Shoe Pub
Main-à-Dieu
- Big Wave Café
Margaree Harbour (Belle Côte)
- Island Sunset Resort
Neils Harbour
- Chowder House
Pleasant Bay
- Mid-Trail Restaurant
Port Hood (Murhpys Pond)
- Clove Hitch Bar & Bistro
South Ingonish
- Mainstreet Restaurant & Bakery