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1. Highwayman
$$$ | |This small, on-trend restaurant and bar serves a seafood-heavy Spanish-inspired menu and delicious cocktails. There's a selection of oysters on ice, as well as other chilled and cured seafood and meats, classic Spanish tapas, and bar snacks that make for a perfect evening of grazing, but also a menu of hearty pasta and meat dishes should you require something more robust. Reservations are highly recommended.
1673 Barrington St., Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 1Z9, Canada902-407–5260Known For
- Seafood tower served with a dozen oysters
- Fun, lively atmosphere
- Exceptional and friendly service
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2. Chives Canadian Bistro
$$$ | |"Canadian" cuisine is broadly defined here (French, German, and Asian influences are all evident), but there is no mistaking the provenance of chef and cookbook author Craig Flinn's ingredients, which are fresh and local. Each meal begins with Chives's signature buttermilk biscuits—and each should end with maple crème brûlée. In between, enjoy starters such as yellowfin tuna tartar, warm summer kale salad, or Jamo's perogi, then make the difficult choice between dishes like braised beef Wellington, grilled Digby scallops, or the N.S. Heritage Pork cut of the day. Each dish on the menu has wine suggestions, and gluten-free and vegetarian options are available.
1537 Barrington St., Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 1Z4, Canada902-420–9626Known For
- <PRO>extremely tender cuts of meat</PRO>
- <PRO>private dining in an atmospheric old bank vault</PRO>
- <PRO>market-fresh vegetables governed by the seasons</PRO>
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3. Salty's
$$$ | |Overlooking Privateer's Wharf on the harbor, Salty's wins the prize for best location in Halifax. Steaming bowls of shellfish stew and curried scallops crown a menu sure to satisfy seafood lovers, though there are also meat and pasta options. There is a less expensive Bar & Grill on the ground level. Salty's serves meals outside on the wharf in summer, but be warned that it can be very windy.
1877 Upper Water St., Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 1S9, Canada902-423–6818Known For
- Incredible view
- Choose-your-own lobsters from the live tank
- Separate gluten-free menu
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4. The Wooden Monkey
$$$ | |This fun, funky spot attracts health-conscious diners with its macrobiotic and organic food, locally brewed beer and wines, and fair-trade coffee. Aside from being good for you, though, the food here is also just plain good. Menu mainstays (the lentil burger, grass-fed braised beef, and line-caught haddock) are bound to win over skeptics. There's a second branch in Dartmouth.
1707 Grafton St., Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 2C6, Canada902-444–3844Known For
- Wide selection on the menu
- Environmentally sound sourcing of ingredients
- Healthy children's menu
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