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COVID-19 Takeout - Shelburne Style!




A big "IF" on whether tourism season is going to happen or not for Summer 2020! Latest in, the US of A and Canada are going to keep their Boarder Closed until June 21.

Bloomberg News Agency also released an article where over 100 Million in China's Northeast are thrown into Lockdown. Is this the dreaded 2nd wave?

Ok, that's the doom and gloom for the week and a bit of a heads up on current affairs. Now, what has our local town done to make life easy for residence?

A number of Restaurants have remained open, providing Take Out services for locals. If by chance this summer some were to manage to vacation in South Shore and needed a quick meal, this is a quick list of who's available to call.  



BoxingRock - Ya, first on the list.... Maybe this don't look to good but, they do deliver! Looks like with a few clicks you can order online and the delivery will be made!

Contact Details:
218 Water Street
Shelburne, Nova Scotia
Call (902) 494-9233
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM






Charlotte Lane - An award winning chief, a cozy little place to hide away and a fantastic ambience, didn't close its doors either. They look to be providing "Take Out" as well. On Sat May 23 they will do their first “Tiny Take-out” day. Instructions for how and when to order went out by email recently. Check out their Web Page.

Contact Details:
13 Charlotte Lane
Shelburne, Nova Scotia  
Call (902) 875-3314




Scotia Lunch is a simple little place just across from the Fire Hall. The menu ranges from Pizza, to Deep Fried Chicken and a lot of wholesome in between. A good place to think of when the family can't decide on one thing and are not into fine dining.

Contact Details:
64 King St.
Shelburne, Nova Scotia
Phone (902) 875-2876
Website http://shelburnenovascotia.com/
Mon - Fri: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sat - Sun: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM




Mr.Fish We highlighted a couple weeks ago regarding the renovations that they had done. They have also remained open and are providing take out services.

Recent promotional.... they know how to hustle!
>>Mr.Fish open until 4:00 for cooked lobsters 🦞
$8:00 pound ...live lobsters $7:00 pound
Call ahead please! 902 -875 -3474<<

Contact Details:104 King Street
Shelburne, Nova Scotia
Call (902) 875-3474




Lounge's Chinese may be last on the list but it is not the least. They have served us a number of sit down meals (Buffet) over the years. Chinese Take Out, well that's a classic!

 

Contact Details:165 Water St.
Shelburne, Nova Scotia
Phone (902) 875-1300

Fingers crossed, South Shore Nova Scotia will have some vacationers finding refuge this summer within its community. For them, the above list is not complete but it is demonstrating that Shelburne is open for business within the context of the current issues.

Please be safe with what you do and how you do it. Moving forward, is a learning experience for us all. You (the reader) are responsible to keep abreast of the current state of affairs.

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