Description
Halifax Food Tour
Discover the exciting culinary scene of Halifax as we take you from south to north to taste and drink real local flavors. This food tour includes five stops to taste exceptional seafood, award-winning Nova Scotian wine, the famous Halifax “donair” and everything in between. Along the way, we will take you to the iconic national historic site of the Halifax Citadel and the Hydrostone district.
Duration: 2h30
Price: €93 – $100
This food tour is operated by Grape Escapes & Taste Halifax
Food Specialities of your food tour
During this food tour, you will taste and discover exceptional seafood, award-winning Nova Scotian wine, and the famous Halifax “donair”. You will also taste fresh halibut with Tidal Bay, signature Nova Scotian wine, and Annapolis Valley cider with tasty bites from three different restaurants in downtown Halifax that serve Halifax’s street food. The tour stops at the Pizzaiolo Trattoria de Salvatore in Hydrostone, where you will discover the historic Hydrostone market and neighborhood.
Halifax Food tour – the destination
Halifax, the capital city of the province of Nova Scotia in Canada, is a true gem for foodies. The city’s rich maritime history and location on the Atlantic coast means that it offers a variety of fresh seafood dishes, from lobster rolls to chowder. In addition to seafood, Halifax is also famous for its “donairs”, a spiced meat dish wrapped in a pita with tomato, onion, and sweet sauce. The city is also home to a thriving craft beer scene, as well as local wineries and cideries producing high-quality beverages.
There are many restaurants and cafes in Halifax that showcase the best of local ingredients and culinary traditions, from upscale dining to casual street food. Some of the top restaurants in Halifax include Edna, which offers a seasonal menu of locally-sourced ingredients, and Chives Canadian Bistro, which focuses on sustainable and ethical sourcing. The Canteen, a cozy spot in downtown Halifax, is known for its delicious sandwiches and salads made with fresh, local ingredients.
Visitors to Halifax can also take advantage of the city’s food tours, which offer a chance to explore the local food scene and try a variety of dishes. These tours often include stops at popular restaurants and markets, as well as visits to local breweries and wineries.
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