The Miner’s Daughter

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North Sydney & Sydney Mines Area

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Restaurant and Bakery serving up delicious home cooked meals and baked goods!

Take Out Services Available

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220 Memorial Dr, North Sydney, Nova Scotia

902-736-1600

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