McKelvie's or Salty's for Halifax Seafood Dinner?
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McKelvie's or Salty's for Halifax Seafood Dinner?
Tried Salty's on our last visit. First dinner was fine, second was a disappointment. Thought we'd try McKelvie's this time - any opinions?<BR><BR>Also thinking about dinner at deMaurizio. Any advice appreciated.
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In my opinion, if you want good seafood, try John's Seafoods in the Harbourside at Halifax Historic Properties. While it is a cafeteria style restaurant, you can get great lobster, mussels, fish & chips, chowder, etc. If you like fish cakes, they are excellent! It has been awhile since I have eaten at the Waterfront Warehouse, but there food is good as well.<BR><BR>Da Maurizio is excellent! Also La Perla on the Dartmouth side if you want Italian!<BR><BR>OPA has excellent greek food and great ambience!<BR><BR>
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I really don't like Salty's I think it's overpriced with sub-par food. I too enjoy the Press Gang, DaMaurizio's, Ryan Duffy's and although I've only eaten there once I enjoyed Bish. McKelvie's has always been fine but I haven't been for awhile another one close to McKelvie's that has been good is O'Carroll's.
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Could i suggest a different place? The Granite Brewery on Barrington Street is a fantastic place for a meal and they also brew their own ales on the premises which makes it a bit unique. <BR>I would highly recommend it for their brunch on a Saturday or Sunday....the Eggs Benedict is surperb.
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On my recent visit we tried Salty's for lunch, but not McKelvie's. Salty's was fine but nothing memorable. Memorable meals in Halifax were deMaurizio and Bish. I hate to say it, but we were at the bar at the Waterfront Warehouse and witnessed a roach siteing on an inside dinner table.
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