Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Dartmouth

"If the descriptive “tea room” suggests crust-free finger sandwiches and elegant teapots of Earl Grey, you’re in for a surprise. This landmark diner, which opened in 1958, leans towards hefty breakfast items that will last you beyond lunch, such as the Lumberjack Plate (2 eggs, 3 slices of bacon, 2 sausages, ham, spiced hash browns and toast) and the easily shareable vegetable and egg breakfast burrito – topped with cheddar and chipotle sour cream. Diners certainly get their money’s worth."

"Regularly voted as Halifax’s best breakfast, the Ardmore Tea Room is a classic diner that has been serving up comfort food since 1956. A favorite among families and students, this budget-friendly restaurant is best known for its filling ‘Lumberjack Breakfast’, which consists of eggs, ham, sausage, bacon and multigrain toast. In addition to typical diner fare like milkshakes and hot turkey sandwiches, the menu also features local dishes like ‘Newfoundland Steak’ and cod fish cakes."

"Can you really even call yourself a Haligonian if you haven’t had at least one early morning breakfast at the Ardmore?"

"Annie’s Place Café is a nice break from the busy Spring Garden shopping district. It offers an all-day breakfast and daily specials. It is a cash only café, so you may want to head to the bank before dropping in for a bite to eat with the kids."

"A slice of small town in the heart of Halifax, Annie's welcomes you in and serves up a hearty breakfast all day, including freshly baked bread and homemade chai. Zero pretension, maximum warmth."

"Steve-O-Reno's serves up tasty breakfast items (the huevos rancheros on weekends can't be missed), pastries and smoothies from its shop on Brunswick Street downtown. This petite café has been a Halifax institution for more than 20 years. Should you find yourself there later in the day try some of their baked goods such as the new tiramisu squares which have a chocolate crumb base, espresso almond filling and a cream cheese icing."

"A Halifax classic, come to this colourful downtown café for a mean cup of coffee and a selection of breakfast classics like breakfast sandwiches, pastries, smoothies and eggs and toast. Steve O’s also has a stall at the Halifax Seaport Market."

"This cozy café serves up a hearty breakfast menu complete smoothies, egg sandwiches, breakfast plates, and granola. Pair that with their delicious coffee and inviting décor and you’ve got the perfect place to start your day."

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"Victor and Sybil Fineberg have created a welcoming, laid-back eatery that rivals any traditional deli you’d find in New York. The all-day breakfast menu means you can treat yourself at brunch to Victor’s Big Breakfast, an assembly of three eggs, smoked meat, corned beef, salami with challah or rye toast, potato latke or hash browns for $10.99. Suggestion: you can also fashion a tasty brunch from the side options, which include lox schmear, latkes, bagels, challah and grilled salami."

"This cute spot in the Hydrostone neighbourhood is the place for you. Enjoy their selection of waffles (and more) with fresh, local and mostly organic ingredients."

"I had one of the best waffles I've ever had, it had a ton of fruit and it was awesome. The staff at Waffle..."

"Head down to the Seaport Farmer’s Market for healthy organic breakfasts from Norbert’s, Halifax’s first and only farm to table eatery. You can enjoy your breakfast in their seating area or take it up top to the market’s roof top terrace. Delicious, organic food with a view of the ocean?"

"The owner laid off all their entire staff in March of the first lockdown and didn't rehire any of the original staff for what I can only assume mone..."

"There is something to be said for wandering into a noodle place in the middle of an Ottawa winter and slurping up an excellent steaming bowl of noodle soup. Don't get us wrong, though, we'll take that bowl in summer too!. Whether you want some simple ramen or some tasty pho, this city has a large selection of options to choose from."

"Mouth watering dishes include: pad thai, cashew chicken and tamarind prawn. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 902-404-3700"

"Halifax’s first burial ground, founded in 1749, also happens to be a National Heritage site. Wander around and you’ll find yourself transported to Halifax’s early history as you pass notable headstones, including that of Major General Robert Ross, who fought in the War of 1812 and was buried with full military honors. At the entrance to the burial ground, you can also see the Welsford-Parker Monument which was built in 1870 to commemorate two Haligonians killed in the Crimean War."

"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!"