The Split Crow Pub, Halifax

The Split Crow Pub, Halifax

The Split Crow Pub, one of the oldest places in Halifax to have a drink, was opened in 1890 and named in honor of Nova Scotia’s first pub. Its variety of drinks, particularly beer, is astonishing and the atmosphere is always cheerful and festive. Live music is offered, including the popular Forty Fingers and Little Fish. It also features a gift shop selling T-shirts, sweaters, postcards, beer mugs and many other products branded with the Split Crow Pub logo.

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Sight Name: The Split Crow Pub
Sight Location: Halifax, Canada (See walking tours in Halifax)
Sight Type: Food/Drink

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