Gluten-Free Restaurants near Wolfville, NS

“I came by the store while on vacation in NS, looking for some local yarn to bring back home. This shop was lovely, with a small selection of local yarn. I ended up buying a very pretty wool from Peru and another from New Brunswick. They have accessories like crochet hooks and knitting needles. The associate working was very help and kind.“

“Stopped by T.A.N Coffee in Wolfville on our first visit. The cafe itself was fine overall, but the service felt quite unwelcoming and inattentive, which affected our experience.

The rating is based on the cafe itself not the service. Hopefully just an off day, but it wasn’t the warm first impression we expected in Wolfville. Thankfully, we had a great lunch elsewhere that really showed the town’s friendliness.“

“Outstanding food and service by Dalton tonight. Thank you.“

“I wanted to send a huge thank you to Hussein and the entire team at Joe’s for hosting the Western Valley U13C hockey team and our families tonight. From speaking with Mike on the phone while booking, to the incredible staff who took care of us this evening, everything was handled so well. Hosting a large group, getting everyone fed with great food, and having us out in time for the Acadia game was no small feat. The organization, efficiency, and hospitality did not go unnoticed and were truly appreciated by all of us. Thank you again for taking such great care of our team and families!“

“My wife and I met two out-of-province couples for a meal at Rossie's Wolfville. I was used to Rossie's Kenville and always enjoyed eating there. Five of our group ordered from the breakfast menu, and I ordered Seafood chowder. The waitress rates a 10 for friendliness, efficiency, and attentiveness to our needs. The breakfast also rates high on our list. The seafood chowder, however, rates a 3-4 out of 10 for the following reasons: quantity, quality, and cost. The bowls could have been used as plates if they were any shallower. In the bottom of the shallow bowl were two prawns, one scallop, two pieces of a white flesh fish, which I assume was haddock, a white cream covering the bottom. As one who searches every menu whenever I visit an eating establishment, I am very disappointed in what I am served at Rossie's Wolfville. The $18.00 cost was way overpriced compared to other restaurants in the area. I will eat at Rossie's again, but I never order seafood chowder.“

“I usually get a coffee with cream which has always been delicious coffee but today got a vanilla iced coffee and it seriously tasted like something you’d order in Hawaii! Glad to have a something comparable until I can go back to the islands! We love the coffeehouse!!!“