Theatre Baddeck
Regions: Cabot Trail, Bras d’Or Lake
Community: Baddeck
Theatre Baddeck: Professional theatre with a Cape Breton flavour Since 2015, Theatre Baddeck has delighted visitors to beautiful Cape Breto...
McCurdy’s Restaurant, Silver Dart Lodge
“Casual dining with a professional touch” and a spectacular view of the Bras d’Or Lakes makes McCurdy’s restaurant one of Baddeck’s finest dining experiences.
Sample our features including recipes indigenous to Cape Breton.
Open for breakfast and evening dining. Ask about our picnic lunch for busy travellers on the go.
Several hotel packages including accommodations and dining available upon request.
Public Wi-Fi available. Reservations recommended.
Facilities / Services
Wheelchair accessible
Internet access
Detailed Information
This property accepts American Express, Mastercard, Visa, Debit card.
Months of Operation
May 24 – October 20
Location
257 Shore Road, Baddeck, Cabot Trail
Contact
T: 902-295-2340
T: 800-565-8439
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