Cable Room - Fine Dining
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The talented culinary team is lead by head chef Chris Oakley who's mission is to support farm to table dining.
Chris visits the local markets and venders to select produce and greens to ensure his seasonal recipes and menu selections are perfect.
The Freight Shed - Good Dining
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Dine-in · Outdoor seating · In-store pickup
This cozy Nova Scotia restaurant offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, locally sourced coastal cuisine, and an extensive wine list.
With friendly service and delicious food, it's a popular spot for both locals and tourists.
Baddeck Lobster Suppers - Best Seafood
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A family owned, neighborhood restaurant featuring, locally fished lobster, salmon, crab and more! Enjoy and evening of grub and glug on the beautiful Cabot Trail of Cape Breton!
PLEASE NOTE: CLOSED FOR THE SEASON! BUT ARE BACK IN ACTION JUNE 1st, 2023!
Tom's Pizza - Best Pizza in Town!
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A small family owned and operated, licensed pizza restaurant. Located right in the heart of Baddeck, Cape Breton.
Serving fresh quality pizzas since 1985. They also have regular live music evenings & are proud to serve locally brewed beer!
Gluten Free dough available on request.
Bean There Cafe - Best Coffee Shop & Good Breakfast / Lunch
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Excellent coffee and a great place to catch up with the locals. Open year-round too! Be sure to have one of their amazing scones with your coffee.
Big Spruce Brewing - Brewery
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Big Spruce Brewing is focused on creating exceptional ingredient-driven beer. All of their ales and lagers are brewed with organic grain & hops, and they continually strive to keep giving you the perfect pint, every time.
Dancing Goat - Café & Bakery
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The Dancing Goat is a café/bakery is nestled along the stunning Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, our cozy café and bakery offers a delightful escape for foodies and travelers alike. Our menu boasts freshly baked pastries, artisanal bread, and locally sourced ingredients for our mouthwatering sandwiches and salads.
You can enjoy your food while soaking up the breathtaking views of the trail from our outdoor patio or take a break inside our cozy café. Whether you're seeking a quick bite or a leisurely meal, our friendly staff and warm ambiance make us the perfect pit-stop for your Cabot Trail journey.
Bell Buoy Restaurant & Supper House
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They are different. The Bell Buoy is always striving to provide you with the best foods. Our fresh chicken has no additives.All other seafood comes to us directly from the ice cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean. You can also enjoy lobster, hand-cut steaks, pastas, an excellent wine list and friendly service while overlooking the beautiful Bras d’Or lakes.
They are nut-free and sensitive to special dietary needs with gluten-free meals and desserts. They make all of our own bread, sauces, soups, desserts and even their own ice cream!
Theatre Baddeck - Theatre
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In the historic Baddeck Masonic Hall, built in 1898.
A professional, non-profit theatre company based in Baddeck, Nova Scotia. Striving to enrich culture with a high quality, professional theatre experience and to delight and entertain visitors to Victoria County with stories that offer a distinct Cape Breton flavour.
High quality performers and artists are a top priority for Theatre Baddeck.
Ranked #1 on Things to Do in Baddeck, NS on TripAdvisor.
Located at the corner of Queen and Grant Street, Baddeck - 24 Queen Street
Alexander Graham Bell - Museum
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Be inspired by the fascinating life and work of Alexander Graham Bell – inventor, scientist, teacher, and devoted family man. Wake up your own spirit of innovation through diverse experiences, as you explore his inventions that helped shape our modern world. Marvel at full-scale replicas of the Silver Dart airplane and HD-4 watercraft, take the White Glove Tour for a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the genius of Bell, or Come Fly a Kite overlooking the beautiful water views of Baddeck Bay. The site sits in the traditional and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq.
Admission for youth aged 17 and under is free!
Highland village - museum
Highland Village, a living history museum and folklife centre that celebrates the story, language and living culture of Nova Scotia Gaels.
They are now closed for the season. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of our 2022 season. Details on our 2023 season will be posted on our website and our social media channels in early spring.
Fortress of Louisbourg - National Historic Site
A bustling community once called Louisbourg home. Explore the remnants of a short but eventful period of history, including a reconstructed section of the French colonial town featuring costumed guides and richly furnished exhibits.
Certain areas remain closed due to the impact of Hurricane Fiona - More infomation
Cabot Trail Discovery - Tours
Bring Back More Than Photos… Make memories, share stories, and discover hidden scenic gems. Personal small group tours led by knowledgeable local guides (aka, your new friends).
Choose from either the Cabot Trail Discovery Tour, Celtic Colours Tour or, Shore Excursions.
Uisge Bàn Falls Provincial Park
Uisge Bàn Falls Provincial Park is a 1.5-hour round trip hike to a spectacular waterfall on Cape Breton Island, 14.5 km north of Baddeck (Highway 105, Exit 9). A 1.5-km trail leads to this spectacular 15-m waterfall in a granite gorge. A 2-km trail follows the North Branch River with beautiful hardwood stands along the cliffs.Parking, picnic tables (some with shelters) and vault toilets are on site.
Explore the Cabot Trail
Experience the natural beauty of the Cape Breton Highlands as you drive the famous Cabot Trail. This 298 km highway weaves through The Cape Breton Highlands National Park, rewarding travellers with spectacular valley and coastal views all along the way.
Looking for more ways to explore? Hike and camp within the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, play a round of golf at Highlands Links, peruse artisan shops along the trail, or book your spot on a sea kayaking, cycling, or whale watching tour. In the winter months, downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, winter hiking, snowmobiling and more will continue to bring you back to experience adventures around the Cabot Trail.
