Lobster Galley Restaurant
At the start of the famous Cabot Trail

Our Location

We are located at the start of the famous Cabot Trail

The Cabot Trail makes a 185-mile (298-kilometer) loop around a sizeable chunk of Cape Breton island, passing through the Cape Breton Highlands National Park at its northernmost point. There are many look-off points where you can stop to enjoy incredible views like no other.

Choosing to start your Cabot Trail experience from Baddeck or the Trans Canada Highway will allow you to stop at the Lobster Galley Restaurant for a delicious taste of seafood or other maritime favourites before you begin your journey.

It will also allow you to experience the Scottish culture of Cape Breton by visiting the St. Ann's Gaelic College, which happens to be our neighbour.

“Ceud mìle fàilte” — a hundred thousand welcomes

The Cabot Trail winding along the Cape Breton coastline
Where to find us

Exit 11 on Highway 105, at the junction of the Cabot Trail

51943 Cabot Trail Road, Baddeck, Nova Scotia B0E 1B0 — right on the shore of St. Ann's Bay.

The restaurant and its shoreline from the air on a clear day
On the water at St. Ann's Bay
The restaurant seen from across the bay
Seen from across the water
The Lobster Galley Restaurant roadside sign
Look for the sign on the Cabot Trail
Spectacular views

St. Ann's Bay from our restaurant

A table by the window with the bay beyond A corner table looking out to the lawn and the bay Adirondack chairs on the lawn facing the water The rocky shoreline and the bay A wooden lobster trap on the rocks at the water's edge A wide view across St. Ann's Bay to the hills beyond Wildflowers along the shore with the bay behind

Stop in on your way round the trail

Call 902-295-3100 See the restaurant