July 7, 2007
Could have sworn I entered this rating already. Beers are serviceable if not super exciting. Beautiful spot, overlooking the water. Food was very nice, with some unique wraps on offer. (I had turkey with cranberry mayo i believe.) Service was friendly but not in as big a hurry as our tummies on a quiet day. Definitely a must stop if you are going to be in the area, but maybe not worth the almost 8 hour drive we did to get there :)

July 6, 2007
Visited this large lodge-like eatery early last September on our way back to Halifax from PEI. Beer was fairly decent (three of their own were good, the Red Hawk surprisingly so) and the food was delicious (tasty wraps were on the menu), but the place was not exactly hopping with people for dinner and the service was a mildly forgetful of us. That great view over-looking the water and a huge patio outside makes me think it was just the end of season gearing down. Worth the detour for the setting, not yet the beer.

July 5, 2006
Unlike Muggsy McCeol’s in Truro, this place qualifies as remote enough for me to understand that they’re not making their beer to satisfy beer geeks. Very tourist driven (only open in the summer), and their beers are limited in number and definitely on the light side. Clean and reasonably well made, but all could use some additional flavour/aroma hops. I have a feeling that as time passes they’ll start to experiment a bit more. The food is excellent, fresh and you can tell the chef knows what they’re doing. The service was great, too, and the atmosphere is very inviting - would make for a great local pub atmosphere-wise.