Food & beverage services in Scotsburn, NS

Find food & beverage services in Scotsburn, NS. Listings include Small Holdings Farm, Deb's Hidden Cafe, Letter Bee Farm, Tulach Ard Farm, Cluck & Crumb Farm Co., Black River Orlovs.

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Small Holdings Farm A Small Holdings Farm
1999 Millsville Road
Scotsburn, B0K1R0

An ecological farm in Pictou County, we sell our vegetables and fresh flowers June through October right here on the farm through our CSA and on-farm store.

Deb's Hidden Cafe B Deb's Hidden Cafe
4149 Scotsburn Road
Scotsburn, B0K1R0

Open year-round, 6 days a week! we are next to the jitney trail and across from the Fitzpatrick hiki

Letter Bee Farm C Letter Bee Farm
5282 Scotsburn Road
Scotsburn, B0K1R0

We are a small honey bee farm in Pictou County Nova Scotia. We produce honey and beeswax soap.

Tulach Ard Farm D Tulach Ard Farm
Scotsburn, B0K1R0

Owned by Greg MacKenzie and Dr. Megan Baird ~ Raising quality Standardbred racehorses ~

Cluck & Crumb Farm Co. E Cluck & Crumb Farm Co.
Maple Drive
Scotsburn, B0K1R0

Black River Orlovs F Black River Orlovs
Black River Road
Scotsburn, B0K1R0

Breeding and preserving the magnificent and endangered Orlov Trotter!

100 Folk Farm G 100 Folk Farm
247 Condon Road
Scotsburn, B0K1R0

A menagerie of magic; animals, plants and people working a tiny piece of the earth in an effort to find a better way forward.

Harrier Hill H Harrier Hill
90 Harrier Hill RR#2
Scotsburn, B0K 1R0

Fiddlewood Farm I Fiddlewood Farm
421 McBain Road
Scotsburn, B0K1R0

Fiddlewood Farm is small family run farm in Meadowville, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Red Spruce Farm J Red Spruce Farm
2921 River John Road
Scotsburn, B0K1R0

Farming with the land in Pictou County, Nova Scotia

MacLeod Meadows Farm & Sawmill K MacLeod Meadows Farm & Sawmill
113 MacLeod Road
Scotsburn

Established 1807

Abigood Farm, Fiber, and Health L Abigood Farm, Fiber, and Health
Scotsburn, B0K1R0

Hand painted Yarns (Alpaca, Merino, and other wool), battings, dyed corriedale and Merino rovings, felting needles, Decorative Gourds, Garlic, and Veges.