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I spent a lot of great times here, but miss those days from before it went "upscale" - at least by tavern standards. The ancient, long wooden tables were carved with so many old names that people could trace their genealogy there. Many a great game of shuffleboard was had by all.
If there was a Halifax Hall of Fame for places to hang out, the Seahorse would be in it. I used to go here as a student on weekends with my friends. Now 20 years later it's still a great place to go, and it's been updated but still has the charm of a real Nova Scotian hangout and the warmth of a friend's kitchen. A BIG kitchen at that! Great that this place is still going strong - an important... more
Going here to see the Mellotones will never disappoint! It gets pretty crowded, but the atmosphere and music is awesome for a night out with friends.
I'd probably bring ear plugs if you're sensitive to loud noise/music.
Great selection of music, good atmosphere, often packed. There are different areas to sit or stand so arrive a little early to get a good spot if that interests you. I've been here when there has been live painting going on, and the bands seem to often pull musician friends (aka special guests) up on stage, it's a flexible musical environment for sure. I've never been disappointed, the sound is... more
Seahorse Tavern opened in 1948 and is located in downtown. The restaurant has a bit of a historical look due to it's location in the somewhat historical Argyle street, but the crowd in here makes it very lively, and chilled out. This is one of the reasons for the pub's popularity with the locals and the tourists visiting the city. The chefs at Seahorse Tavern are real miracle workers, and you... more
Seahorse Tavern opened in 1948 and is located in downtown Halifax. The restaurant has a bit of a historical look due to it's location in the somewhat historical Argyle street, but the crowd in here makes it very lively, and chilled out. This is one of the reasons for the pubs popularity with the locals and the tourists visiting the city. The chefs at Seahorse Tavern are real miracle workers,... more
Not particularly known for a posh interior and charming ambiance, the Seahorse is a beloved local bar just the same. Pool tables, a large aquarium, free-flowing beer, convivial bar regulars and loud rock and roll music make this a can't miss for locals and visitors alike. The bar hosts a number of groups that make for outstanding variety and provide an energetic vibe to this somewhat historic... more