Coal Miner’s Café

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The Coal Miner’s Café boasts a dining room with a proud, historic atmosphere and a delicious pub style menu. Sure to be a crowd pleaser they serve up hearty dishes for each meal service: breakfast, lunch and supper.

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15832 Central Ave, Inverness, Nova Scotia

902-258-3413

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