Best Dessert in Dartmouth

"A dating hot spot for good reason, this shop features several exquisite cheesecakes to choose from. Flavours are often unique and can include anything from simple chocolate to Girl Guide mint. If you have special dietary needs, Sweet Hereafter has a wide selection of delicious vegan and gluten-free choices that taste the exact opposite of whatever you imagine when you think of vegan or gluten-free cheesecake."

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"This favourite night spot provides an intimate dining experience and boasts a wide selection of desserts and other offerings. A slice of classic carrot cake is always a fan favourite, and you can't go wrong with any of the cheesecake selections. As a bonus, the candlelit atmosphere lets you hide the fact that you ate half a cheesecake by yourself."

"A dessert bar, The Middle Spoon features desserts, desserts and more desserts to choose from!. This polished, contemporary dessert bar is a great social spot to meet up with family and friends over drinks and treats. The Middle Spoon offers desserts of all sorts including pies, pastries, cakes, cookies and ice cream to suit your sweet preference."

"One for those late-night sweet cravings: a cocktail bar that also serves ice-cream sundaes and sinful desserts such as lemon pavlova, peanut-butter pie and chocolate lava cake."

"This cute cafe offers Japanese-inspired pastries called Taiyaki – fresh baked waffles in a fish-shape that come with a variety of fillings of your choice!. A single Taiyaki is $3.50 or you can order a combo with a coffee or tea for $5.20. They also offer savoury lunch and breakfast options starting at $4.80!"

"A post shared by Taiyaki 52 (@taiyaki52) on May 3, 2018 at 4:13pm PDT. Served in a bright, spacious café space on Brunswick Street, these fish-shaped, ice-cream filled desserts are new for Halifax, and are as Instagrammable as they are delicious. Café Taiyaki 52, 2009 Brunswick St., Halifax"

"This restaurant on Birmingham, close to the Halifax Public Gardens and the waterfront, has all your favourite Korean dishes: Korean fried chicken ($13 for chicken bites plus rice and dumplings), vegetarian or beef bibimbap ($11), kimchi fried rice ($12), japchae ($16) and more. A post shared by BK Korean Food Ltd. (@backoos_korean_food). A post shared by BK Korean Food Ltd. (@backoos_korean_food)"

"This Nova Scotian Korean restaurant chain offers tons of great traditional dishes and their rice meals are such a steal at $9.99!. Recommended dishes: Chicken Combo, Bul-Gogi Combo & Bibim Bap."

"I haven’t spent a lot of time in this park but I have heard good things from my fellow dog friends. Shubie Park makes the list for its large off-leash dog areas, kilometres of tree-covered trails and beach areas. There are a ton of different entrances to get into Shubie Park, and there are lots of signs that will help guide you to the off-leash areas."

"Built between 1826 and 1861 the Shubie Park Canals are truly historic and are part of one of the most unique and beautiful city parks we’ve ever visited. If you’re visiting Halifax and staying in the city, you will need to cross the harbour to Dartmouth. Shubie park is the most perfect place for fall colors we’ve ever been."

"Shubie Park is the only campground located in the Halifax city limits, and it has 75 sites. Along with camping, you can also explore the trails around Lake Charles and Lake MicMac. There are squirrels, ducks and other animals who are used to humans and will gladly wait for a treat."

"This popular park located just minutes from downtown Halifax offers beautiful lakeside views and encompasses over 2000 hectares of wilderness. The Lakeview Trail (3.5 km loop) within the park includes a wide, gravel and packed sand trail to make it accessible for everyone!"

"My mom and her friend Natalie love to take me to this park on the weekends. It’s usually packed with other doggies. I love to sit by the water and chill out."

"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."

"Scott Manor House is a Provincial and Municipal Heritage Property located at 15 Fort Sackville Road in Bedford. Built in the 1700″s, it is the only full two and a half storey, gambler-roofed colonial structure in Nova Scotia. The third floor attic”s hand-hewn floorboards and handmade nails are still intact."