Gluten free Menu. They have extensive knowledge of celiac disease. The gluten free hot turkey meal is incredible with gluten free gravy, bread and stuffing. They also have gluten free tea biscuits and cookies. Great for families. Extremely clean with covid 19 protocols. Sometimes there...is a wait but it's worth it!More

We stopped for lunch on a rainy day. My husband had the best haddock here throughout our visit to Cape Breton during the Celtic Colours festival. I had fish cakes and fell in love with the green tomato chow-chow that I found later was served...everywhere when fish cakes are on the menu. I had the butterscotch meringue pie which was delicious and piled high with meringue. My husband had the cherry cheesecake, also homemade as this is a bakery after all. The nice touch was the small thermal carafe of coffee for each of us, containing our 2nd refill, but they also brought us more after that.More

We had breakfast there. My daughter had the fishcakes and beans and I had the blueberry pancakes. They were yummy. the restaurant is very homey inside and there was always a lineup of people buying bread and pies. I would go back anytime.

Heard the seafood chowder was outstanding but we were disappointed. It was mostly potatoes. Two little pieces of lobsters on top but that was it. Should of said potato soup. Biscuits and service good but hands down to a $15 bowl of seafood chowder.

The seafood chowder was overloaded with onions. The turkey soup should have been called carrot soup. The clubhouse was good but fries were cold. We usually get a fantastic meal here but sub par that day.

We waited 30 minutes or more for a hot turkey that was cold. People came in after us that got their food first . I won’t be back

Food was very good and certainly served hot. Bisquits and rolls outstanding, asvwere the desserts. Server nice and friendly too.

Our ferry from Newfound was late arriving in port which meant we arrived at Cedar House Bakery just a few moments before they opened , otherwise had the ferry been on time we would have a much longer wait and probably wouldn't have stopped. We...were so glad the ferry was late , we greatly enjoyed our meal and the treats we purchased to go from the bakery. Knowing how great it is , we would probably have waited the hour for them to open ! Our family had the oatmeal french toast , so great , two nice thick slices and some wonderfully crispy bacon. One ordered the three egg omlette which didn't disappoint. Another had a breakfast sandwhich and hashbrowns, and the fourth a 'Two Egg Breakfast'. Everybody was happy with their meals, there was enough for everybody and the service was wonderful. It is not often my wife requests that I make sure I leave a better tip than 'normal' because the service was so good. We also got some bread to go , and we enjoyed the bisquit with our breakfast so much that we ordered a half a dozen to go. Everything about our experience there was positive, and we would positively go again whenever we near the area.More

Stop here to eat every trip to Cape Breton, and again they did not disappoint! The food was excellent. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable and their bakery section was fantastic...again! The restaurant is a little out of the way located close to the Seal...Island Bridge but is close to the Cabot Trail and the Newfoundland Ferry.More

We came here for dinner after getting a recommendation from the owner of St Ann's Motel. They were busy. I got turkey dinner (just like Thanksgiving in the states) and it was great, So was their bread!! We bought a loaf of bread to go...and it was awesome for sandwiches. We enjoyed our meal. They close earlier than places in the states so be aware and watch your time. It was funny,. We were in the middle of ordering when suddenly our waitress went running out the front door. She then came back in and went to the counter and grabbed a to go order bag. Apparently a customer didn't get his whole order and she noticed it and took off running after him. I thought that was some awesome customer service. She apologized for running off in mid order.. We told her we didnt mind at allMore

Seems to be a real favorite of people heading up towards Sydney. I ate here a couple of years ago with my family and stopped again with friends on the way to Sydney to catch the ferry to Nfld. We all had the fish and...chips ( fries). The fish was cod and very good. There were tons of fries with it too. I had the two piece dinner, but a three piece dinner with the fries would have been enough for two. Very good. I will eat here again if given the chance. Cost was about $13 - I think.More

All homemade baking and really excellent food. Can’t go wrong with any meal. The apple pie was amazing.