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If you’ve always wanted to dine at a European cafe, you can do so without even leaving Canada. This new all-day restaurant in downtown Halifax will make you feel like you're eating in a French bistro rather than a Canadian eatery.

Café Lunette, which opened earlier this year in the Queen's Marque district of Halifax, is a charming "Parisian-inspired oasis" that acts as a cafe by day and a bistro by night.

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If you're looking for something new to try, Nova Scotia has its own wine, Tidal Bay, that's unique to the province and can't be made anywhere else in the world!

Wine lovers mostly likely know about popular Canadian wine regions like the Niagara Peninsula in Ontario and the Okanagan Valley in B.C.

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Considering Halifax is home to the most bars per capita in all of North America, it should come as no surprise that the industry has yielded a pretty high turnover rate.  Some of the most legendary bars in the HRM were only open five or ten years before they were priced out of a competitive industry.

I was lucky enough to hit a few of the bars listed below, while others were made popular and shut down before I came of legal drinking age.  Either way there was a crowd loyal to all the awesome bars mentioned in this article who miss their local watering hole greatly.

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