Ashley's Guidebook
Food scene
Chicken Chop
6041 North StYummy chicken and other delicious sides. Takeout or dine in.
A personal favourite Asian inspired restaurant just around the corner only steps away.
38 residents recomanen
Studio East Food+Drink
6021 Cunard StA personal favourite Asian inspired restaurant just around the corner only steps away.
Grocery & Personal Needs
Where to by food, pharma and other items you may have forgotten to pack.
Walking distance from the apartment. Plastic bags are banned in Nova Scotia so be prepared if you're walking to carry paper or reusable bags.
226 residents recomanen
Atlantic Superstore
6141 Young StWalking distance from the apartment. Plastic bags are banned in Nova Scotia so be prepared if you're walking to carry paper or reusable bags.
A second option for grocery just a short walk from the unit. Attached to a private liquor store, Rock Head.
78 residents recomanen
Sobeys North &Windsor
2651 Windsor StA second option for grocery just a short walk from the unit. Attached to a private liquor store, Rock Head.
Private liquor store near the unit. Has more flexible hours than the NSLC.
11 residents recomanen
RockHead Wine & Beer Market (Open for In Store Shopping & Curbside Pick Up)
2651 Windsor StPrivate liquor store near the unit. Has more flexible hours than the NSLC.
NSLC
6169 Quinpool RdLiquor store: beer, ciders, spritzers, wine and spirits.
Shoppers Drug Mart
6139 Quinpool RdClosest drugstore to the unit.
Outdoor Spaces
Halifax Common
5816 Cogswell StGreen space in the middle of the city and steps from the unit.
Sightseeing
Today, the Halifax Citadel continues to watch over the city’s downtown core, although now its role is as a reminder of Halifax’s past and not as a military fortification. Great for families and anyone interested in history. If you're interested in running hills on your vacation, this is a great one for that.
318 residents recomanen
Lloc Històric Nacional de la Ciutadella d'Halifax del Canadà
5425 Sackville StToday, the Halifax Citadel continues to watch over the city’s downtown core, although now its role is as a reminder of Halifax’s past and not as a military fortification. Great for families and anyone interested in history. If you're interested in running hills on your vacation, this is a great one for that.