Sea Breeze Cottages & Motel
Community: Ingonish
Sea Breeze Cottages & Motel is located in Ingonish, Cape Breton right on the famous Cabot Trail. Relax on your sundeck and take in the f...
Salty Rose’s & The Periwinkle Café
36056 Cabot Trail, Ingonish Beach
(902) 292-0830
The Periwinkle Café is a daydream come to life for it’s owners. It is a welcoming and light space where the local community and tourists can gather and enjoy everything from their morning cup of joe and cinnamon roll to an afternoon glass of wine and charcuterie. Taste our fair-trade coffee, roasted here on the East Coast, as well as handmade teas, specialty lemonades, locally brewed beer and wines, and craft cocktail favorites. Our ever-changing menu of baked goods are made fresh each morning, with an assortment of lunch items and daily specials. Lounge in our gardens and browse the craft shop – stay for a bonfire!
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