Where should I eat and drink?
Lincoln Street Food is a casual, modern dining venue with an open kitchen and a buzz about the place. Locally sourced ingredients are transformed into stylishly presented dishes, including options for vegetarians. Ordering a selection of tapas-sized plates means you can graze from across the menu.
If you’re feeling flush, head to Fleur de Sel, a French-style fine-dining restaurant, and order the seven course tasting menu with paired wines. The a la carte menu changes monthly but seafood remains a constant feature.
For mussels or gourmet pizza in a casual setting, pop into the Salt Shaker Deli, one of a smattering of restaurants on Montague Street.
Night owls be warned, most places in Lunenburg close their doors fairly early.
The Knot Pub stays opens later than most and is frequented by locals and travellers. The décor and deck style flooring hint at the town’s maritime heritage. It’s a laid-back spot with dartboards, U-shaped booths plus seating by the bar. Draught beers are served by the pint and bottled brews are also available.