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Where To Eat This Winter

Nothing is better on a cold chilly day than a delicious locally made meal. Warm creamy soups and hearty stews come to mind when you picture authentic winter dishes. Here is your culinary guide for where you can eat this winter around Cape Breton Island.  Caution: Hours of operation vary, so be sure to plan your meals before you hit the road!

Where to Eat along the Bras d'Or Lake:

Where to Eat along Cape Breton's South Coast:

Winter Packages Starting at $109
 

Where to Eat along the Cabot Trail:

Caution: Hours of operation vary, so be sure to plan your meals before you hit the road!

Where to Eat along Canada's Musical Coast:

Where to Eat in the Sydney Area & Marconi Trail:

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