Wheelhouse Café
Iona & Area
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Discover a vibrant dining destination at the community-operated Wheelhouse Café on the Grand Narrows Waterfront where visitor services and attractions enhance your experience.
The Wheelhouse Cafe features:
- Beautiful patio vistas: Savour your meal outdoors with scenic waterfront views from our patio
- Friendly service: Experience warm and welcoming Cape Breton hospitality on each and every visit
- Delicious menu options: Our refreshed menu focused on simple, delicious meals is sure to please
- Flexible dining: Opt for dine-in with both indoor and outdoor seating available in our licensed restaurant, or take your meal to go
- Family and pet friendly: Bring your loved ones – both two- and four-legged
- Sunday live entertainment: Enjoy special performances every Sunday
- Special events: Don’t miss our exclusive events that take place throughout the year!
Experience community hospitality at its best with great food, a relaxed atmosphere, and beautiful waterfront views. Open from early June into September so you can enjoy the warm hospitality, delicious meals and the fantastic views even longer!
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Accessible Dinner & Evening Dining Gluten-Free Options Kid/Family Friendly Late Night & Pub Fare Live Music Local Taps / Wine List Lunch & Picnic Stops Patio/Outdoor Seating Pet FriendlyTakeout/Picnic Ready Waterfront View
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