Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Dartmouth

"The scene: Set inside the oldest building in Halifax which dates back to 1750, The Five Fishermen is an upmarket restaurant best known for its excellent selection of fresh, local seafood. From classic Nova Scotia seafood chowder, loaded with scallops, clams, prawns mussels and salmon to wood-grilled swordfish steaks served with the restaurant’s amazing signature sauces, the Five Fishermen’s menu reads like a seafood lover’s dream. But don’t worry if creatures of the deep aren’t your thing."

"As the name suggests, this upscale place focuses on the fruits of the fisher's art: oysters, lobsters, halibut, Arctic char, swordfish and plenty more, alongside premium steaks and classic lobster dinners."

"With the name so and halifax being a coastal town we were looking for some seafood options, but was disappointed with the short options."

"has penned a range of best-selling Canadian cookbooks and it shows in the sumptuous seasonally sourced food on the menu. Begin every meal by munching on one of the restaurant’s signature tea biscuits which are prepared from an old family recipe. The interior is evocative of the coastal landscape featuring wood, water, sand, and rock."

"Proper, formal Canadian fine dining in the heart of downtown is on offer at Chives, one of the city's longest-running restaurants. Seasonally driven, artfully presented dishes are the stock-in-trade of chef Craig... Vegetarian in Halifax"

"1662 Barrington St, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 2A2 CanadaSteakhouse, Seafood, CanadianLunch, DinnerReservations, Seating, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service, Highchairs Available, Free Wifi, Live Music[email protected]+1 902-407-5001http://www.barringtonsteakhouse.ca"

"Barrington Steakhouse and Oyster Bar focuses on Atlantic Beef products, Maritime beef, aged and cut in house. Open for dinnerDress code: Smart CasualPhone: +1 902-402-5001"

"If you prefer a more laid-back dining experience, be sure to pay a visit to Shaw’s Landing in French Village. You’ll enjoy some of the freshest seafood around, with popular menu items such as fish and chips and chowder, in this beautiful tiny fishing village."

"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..."

"If you are looking for a tasty, local menu when you are in Peggy’s Cove, the Sou’Wester Restaurant has you covered. There is also a two leveled gift shop attached if you need a Nova Scotian gift."

"This heritage farm is a living museum that is dedicated to preserving and interpreting Cole Harbour’s agricultural past and developing an understanding of animals, farming, and plants today. There is traditional livestock that you can meet and learn about while visiting the farm. Cole Harbour Heritage Farm"

"The Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum is about a 15-minute drive from downtown Halifax, at 471 Poplar Drive. Dedicated to preserving Cole Harbour’s agricultural past they have a wonderful selection of animals, a garden and tea room. The site has eight heritage buildings, dating from 1780 to 1938."

"Canadian Living magazine calls the fish and chips at John’s Lunch the best in all of Canada!. Head over to the no-frills diner in Dartmouth for their signature dish as well as Digby scallops, fresh clams and so much more."

"A post shared by Perks Halifax (@perkshalifax) on May 27, 2018 at 11:36am PDT. The family-owned Jubilee Road location of Triple A opened in 1987 and has become famous for its homemade ice cream sandwiches. Located steps away from Dalhousie University campus, Triple A delivers cool treats and hot food up until 3 a.m."

"Wasabi House is a classic Halifax spot for sushi takeout and our personal favourite!. The prices are super affordable and they’re always so generous in providing extra rolls on the house. Date Night Tip: They offer a nightly Happy Hour every night from 9 p.m."

"Ordered some take-out and surprisingly found the owner gave us some free rolls to try. This is very sweet and ..."