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Dated: June 9 2023
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Brunch is one of my facvourite times of the week to meet with family and friends for a great meal - and maybe even a cocktail or two! Here are four great places to have brunch in Halifax, Nova Scotia:

1. Edna: Located in the vibrant North End, Edna is a popular brunch spot in Halifax. Their menu features farm-to-table ingredients and creative dishes such as lemon ricotta pancakes, eggs Benedict with house-smoked ham, and avocado toast.
2. The Middle Spoon: If you're looking for a brunch spot with a touch of elegance, The Middle Spoon is a great choice. They serve a delectable brunch menu that includes favorites like Belgian waffles, Eggs Florentine, and croissant breakfast sandwiches. Don't forget to try their signature dessert cocktails!
3. Le Bistro By Liz: This cozy French bistro offers a delightful brunch experience. From classic French toast and quiches to smoked salmon bagels and eggs en cocotte, their menu is full of delicious options. The charming atmosphere and friendly service add to the overall experience.
4. The Ardmore Tea Room: A beloved institution in Halifax, The Ardmore Tea Room has been serving up hearty brunch fare for decades. You can enjoy traditional breakfast plates, omelets, and their famous bacon and egg sandwich. The old-fashioned diner atmosphere adds to the charm.
These are just a few of the great brunch places in Halifax, and there are many more to explore. Make sure to check their opening hours and consider making a reservation, as popular spots tend to fill up quickly!
Cheryl Cook | REALTOR® | RE/MAX Nova | Halifax, Nova Scotia Good data. Clear communication. Experienced guidance every step of the way. My obsession with houses began early. Moving frequently as a ....
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