Suggested by the best in the business, these restaurants and bars in the four provinces of Atlantic Canada should not be missed.
Thanks to my partnership with Atlantic Canada, I interviewed four innovators in the drinks industry: Dan Meades, Sebastien Roy, Alex Wrathell ,and Steve Murphy.
In preparation for any future travel I may have to their specific province: Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and/or Prince Edward Island, I asked them for a few suggestions. The question: where would you get a great cocktail?
Newfoundland & Labrador
Dan Meades, co-founder of The Third Place Cocktail Co. recommended these three restaurant/bars in Newfoundland & Labrador.
- The Mallard Cottage
- Raymonds
- The Merchant Tavern
New Brunswick
Sebastien Roy, founder of Distillerie Fils du Roy, as well as, master-distiller and master-brewer, suggested we head to one of these bars for some fun and great cocktails in New Brunswick.
- Capital Complex
- La Brôkerie (open during the summer)
- Au Bootlegger
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia is full of fabulous places to drink, but Alex Wrathell, Head Distiller of Compass Distillers, chose these three. The first one is the bar at Compass Distillers, of course!
Prince Edward Island
Steve Murphy, co-owner of Slaymaker & Nichols, wasn’t shy about recommending his own bar either ;). I don’t blame him, its setting is divine and the bar menu sounds amazing. Below are his other two choices for great cocktails in Prince Edward Island.
As I wrote above, these are just a few of the incredible places to drink in Atlantic Canada.
If you are a fan of one, please do shout it out on social media and tag me @alushlifemanual and also #atlanticcanada.
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