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Halifax's coziest dining

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The changing seasons are an invitation—to seek the warm spirit and comforting cuisine of Halifax’s coziest dining hotspots. 

Cooler weather brings with it warm and hearty dishes, served in cozy and inviting bistros and pubs. A fall right of passage!

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Get cozy in Halifax's warmest cafes and pubs.
Dartmouth-Cole Harbour
Coffee street
Bakery, Coffee, and Treats
Eastern Shore
Bentley’s Burger’s and fries
Restaurants
Downtown Halifax
Narrow Espresso
Bakery, Coffee, and Treats
West End Halifax
East Coast Bakery
Bakery, Coffee, and Treats
Downtown Halifax
Rooms Coffee – Listen
Bakery, Coffee, and Treats
Eastern Shore
Pure Cafe
Bakery, Coffee, and Treats
Dartmouth-Cole Harbour
Nova Scotia Food Truck Association
Food & Drink
North End Halifax
The Osney Cafe & Social
Bakery, Coffee, and Treats
Bedford-Sackville
Captain’s Grill
Restaurants
Halifax Airport
The Fourth Lock
Restaurants
Peggy's Cove Coastal
Otis & Clementine’s Books & Cats
Bakery, Coffee, and Treats
Downtown Halifax
Water Polo Restaurant
Bars, Lounges & Nightclubs
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