Miller’s Tap & Grill

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Port Hawkesbury is filled with restaurants that each specialize in their respective cuisines. Miller’s is one example of a local favourite. It specializes in seafood dishes and unique brews that will give you a taste of Nova Scotia! Customer service goes above and beyond to ensure you have the best experience possible. Don’t miss this local gem on your trip!

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