Michele’s guidebook
Favourite things to do and see!
This is a snapshot of the places to eat and visit during your stay in beautiful Chester!
One of the best seafood chowders I ever had! You won't have a bad meal here and seating directly next to the water.
36 locals recommend
The Rope Loft
36 Water StOne of the best seafood chowders I ever had! You won't have a bad meal here and seating directly next to the water.
One of the best lobster chowders I ever had. Quant restaurant on the water in Chester Basin. Worth a stop!
18 locals recommend
Seaside Shanty Restaurant
5315 Nova Scotia Trunk 3One of the best lobster chowders I ever had. Quant restaurant on the water in Chester Basin. Worth a stop!
The Kiwi Cafe
19 Pleasant StGreat spot for coffee, breakfast or lunch. Great food, great vibe!
Great breakfasts and inexpensive! Nice grounds and gorgeous views.
28 locals recommend
Chester Golf Club
206 Golf Course RdGreat breakfasts and inexpensive! Nice grounds and gorgeous views.
Big Red's Restaurant
222 Central StCraving pizza, this is the place to be!
If your a boater or sailor this is the place to be. Lots of activity going on, or you can sit in a cozy chair and watch with a cold beverage in your hand!
7 locals recommend
Chester Yacht Club
21 South StIf your a boater or sailor this is the place to be. Lots of activity going on, or you can sit in a cozy chair and watch with a cold beverage in your hand!
The famous Peggy's Cove area is worth the drive. Experience one of the top tourist destinations in Nova Scotia. A 50 minute drive away (67kms)
349 locals recommend
Peggys Cove
The famous Peggy's Cove area is worth the drive. Experience one of the top tourist destinations in Nova Scotia. A 50 minute drive away (67kms)
A UNESCO World Heritage Site. A pretty seaside town with lots of unique shops and galleries. Home of the famous Bluenose schooner and the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic.
247 locals recommend
Lunenburg
A UNESCO World Heritage Site. A pretty seaside town with lots of unique shops and galleries. Home of the famous Bluenose schooner and the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic.