We really loved this stop on the way to Peggy's Cove! Firstly our waitress was so friendly and kind! She made sure we had everything we needed to dine with our 11 month old. The meat pie was delicious and the rappie bites were a must have. But the pouding chomeur was to die for. Get it with the ice cream and you won't regret it! Signed the couple who definitely don't feed their baby with a butter knife. (An inside joke with our waitress)
Mark French
We came across this little restaurant while exploring the area around Peggy's Cove. The food was good, and the service was both prompt and friendly. If you are in the area, it's worth a stop.
Tate C
Tried the rappie bites and they were great. Lobster roll was also v solid. Lovely atmosphere and service
Haha MTL
We visited Café l’Acadie on a spontaneous detour while heading to Peggy’s Cove, and it was a wonderful surprise. Although the restaurant isn’t very large, the interior is thoughtfully decorated, cozy, and very clean — the atmosphere was excellent.
We ordered a large lobster, and it was both delicious and generously portioned. The price was also very reasonable. Unfortunately, we didn’t have enough time to dine in and had to pack up most of the food to go, but we still had a great experience.
Next time we’re in the area, we’ll definitely come back to try more dishes. Highly recommended!
Russ Pich
- great atmosphere, very friendly and informative staff, food is absolutely delicious with a few authentic Acadian dishes. Owner Gary is very kind and passionate about his customers and restaurant.
Jay Nolet
One of the best servings of fish and chips I’ve ever had in my life, and a beautiful spot to sit outside to enjoy it. I’ll definitely be back here more than once.
Bobbi Zahra
This place is always great. Service is prompt and cheerful, and the food is amazing, every time.
Dean Fahselt
Had a great meal here, the meat pie. Menu is really good and the meals we spied on looked equally as good as ours. And the restaurant is spotless, bright and charming.
Seasonal Restaurant
Café l'Acadie, a SEASONAL liquor-licensed full menu restaurant, opens during the first week of April until the first week of December. It is located 2 km from Nova Scotia's iconic village of Peggy's Cove
Sylvain Ornetti
Amazing restaurant! We discovered it on a Monday evening at the end of October. The dishes are delicious, especially the Chicken Fricot and the super serene atmosphere, with Acadian music in the background. The bosses are super nice, calm and welcoming. Lots of choice also for children.
We had a delightful dinner. The haddock and lobster were fresh and cooked perfectly. The seasonings and sauce were light and very flavorful. Staff were friendly and attentive.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Christianne Robichaud
My little Acadian heart was so happy to stumble on this little restaurant on “Rappie Pie Sunday”. It was absolutely delicious and I was informed that it was fresh out of the oven and I even got the corner piece which is the best part of a Rappie pie. You can definitely tell the food is made with heart and it made me even happier to know that the owner is an Acadian which made the experience a lot more special. There’s also little pieces of “Acadie” around the restaurant which made me feel that more at home. I will 100000% be back someday ❤️ Merci Beaucoup!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
M S C
We tried the lobster. It was good, but it took 40 mins to prepare. Wondering if it was frozen? The service was quiet slow.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 3
Tiffany Colegrave
Food made with heart. We thought this was one of our best meals in Nova Scotia. Don’t let the unassuming menu fool you. Everything, from au jus to fries to salad dressings, made in house. Try the Rappie Pie Bites. You won’t regret it!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sarah Brewer
Such a sweet and quaint little restaurant! Our family shared the poutine, fish and chips, Caesar salad, and seafood chowder…everything was excellent and the atmosphere was so restful after a long morning of hiking around the beach. Highly recommend this place!
We really loved this stop on the way to Peggy's Cove! Firstly our waitress was so friendly and kind! She made sure we had everything we needed to dine with our 11 month old. The meat pie was delicious and the rappie bites were a must have. But the pouding chomeur was to die for. Get it with the ice cream and you won't regret it! Signed the couple who definitely don't feed their baby with a butter knife. (An inside joke with our waitress)
We came across this little restaurant while exploring the area around Peggy's Cove. The food was good, and the service was both prompt and friendly. If you are in the area, it's worth a stop.
Tried the rappie bites and they were great. Lobster roll was also v solid. Lovely atmosphere and service
We visited Café l’Acadie on a spontaneous detour while heading to Peggy’s Cove, and it was a wonderful surprise. Although the restaurant isn’t very large, the interior is thoughtfully decorated, cozy, and very clean — the atmosphere was excellent.
We ordered a large lobster, and it was both delicious and generously portioned. The price was also very reasonable. Unfortunately, we didn’t have enough time to dine in and had to pack up most of the food to go, but we still had a great experience.
Next time we’re in the area, we’ll definitely come back to try more dishes. Highly recommended!
- great atmosphere, very friendly and informative staff, food is absolutely delicious with a few authentic Acadian dishes. Owner Gary is very kind and passionate about his customers and restaurant.
One of the best servings of fish and chips I’ve ever had in my life, and a beautiful spot to sit outside to enjoy it. I’ll definitely be back here more than once.
This place is always great. Service is prompt and cheerful, and the food is amazing, every time.
Had a great meal here, the meat pie. Menu is really good and the meals we spied on looked equally as good as ours. And the restaurant is spotless, bright and charming.
Café l'Acadie, a SEASONAL liquor-licensed full menu restaurant, opens during the first week of April until the first week of December. It is located 2 km from Nova Scotia's iconic village of Peggy's Cove
Amazing restaurant! We discovered it on a Monday evening at the end of October. The dishes are delicious, especially the Chicken Fricot and the super serene atmosphere, with Acadian music in the background.
The bosses are super nice, calm and welcoming.
Lots of choice also for children.
Kid-friendliness: Quite
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
We had a delightful dinner. The haddock and lobster were fresh and cooked perfectly. The seasonings and sauce were light and very flavorful. Staff were friendly and attentive.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My little Acadian heart was so happy to stumble on this little restaurant on “Rappie Pie Sunday”. It was absolutely delicious and I was informed that it was fresh out of the oven and I even got the corner piece which is the best part of a Rappie pie. You can definitely tell the food is made with heart and it made me even happier to know that the owner is an Acadian which made the experience a lot more special. There’s also little pieces of “Acadie” around the restaurant which made me feel that more at home. I will 100000% be back someday ❤️ Merci Beaucoup!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We tried the lobster. It was good, but it took 40 mins to prepare. Wondering if it was frozen? The service was quiet slow.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 3
Food made with heart. We thought this was one of our best meals in Nova Scotia. Don’t let the unassuming menu fool you. Everything, from au jus to fries to salad dressings, made in house. Try the Rappie Pie Bites. You won’t regret it!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Such a sweet and quaint little restaurant! Our family shared the poutine, fish and chips, Caesar salad, and seafood chowder…everything was excellent and the atmosphere was so restful after a long morning of hiking around the beach. Highly recommend this place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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