Dixon’s Zodiac Seafari Whale & Coastal Tours
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Neil’s Harbour
Nestled in the northeast corner of Cape Breton Island lies the quaint fishing village of Neil’s Harbour. Just two minutes off of the Cabot...
Neil’s Harbour Chowder House
90 Lighthouse Rd, Neils Harbour
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When locals and visitors alike flock to your restaurant for the freshest seafood around, you know you’ve got a good thing going on. The Chowder House, a hidden gem on the Cabot Trail, fits that bill perfectly. The breathtaking ocean views and spectacular natural beauty are only out-done by the brilliantly fresh lobster, steamy bowls of seafood chowder, the sweetest crab around and succulent, plump mussels. All served up with pride and in a friendly atmosphere, that’s uniquely Neil’s Harbour.
- Mid June, open daily 12pm – 6:45pm
- July & August, open daily 11am – 7:45pm
- September & October, open daily 11am – 6:45pm
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