TALO Cafébar is Glace Bay’s spot to ‘take a load off.’ Located in the heart of Glace Bay, TALO is a licensed bar, restaurant and coffee shop. TALO offers a deliberate blend of casual, relaxed dining in a stylish atmosphere. Not pretentious. Not your everyday restaurant. Foodies can rejoice, as our menu is a culinary inspiration where simple ingredients meet casual sophistication. We serve a wide range of sandwiches, paninis, fresh soups and salads, appetizers and entrées.
TALO is the perfect neighbourhood place to unwind with friends and drink in our fully licensed lounge. Or Take a Load Off by the fireplace with a Chai Latté and Cheesecake. We offer a wide range of specialty teas and coffees, snacks and treats to satisfy any sweet tooth. Free wi-fi and comfy seats are available.
We’ve been open since February 2015 and we’re constantly evolving to serve you better. Everyone is welcome, and we can offer many different reasons for you to come and enjoy our fantastic food, drink, service and atmosphere.
Hours:
SUNDAY – TUESDAY: 11AM – 8PM
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: 11AM – 9PM
FRIDAY & SATURDAY: 11AM – 11PM
Region: Louisbourg Area
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