Isle Madame Boat Club & Marina
Region: Cape Breton’s South Coast
Community: Isle Madame
IMBC is a non-profit boat club and marina owned and operated by its members. Guest berths are available for boats less than 45 feet in lengt...
The original building is just a ghost within but still tells its story. What was once a local post stop in the 1920s, then a watering hole for men only, has now turned into one of the most popular pit stops for everyone with great tasting food that wont break your budget
The MacBouch building has a long history in St. Peters. First as a drug store around the 1920s, then the Clarrage Restaurant and later, The Cast and Anchor around the 60s. In the late 1960s George Robertson and Kenneth Boucher purchased the building and started the MacBouch Tavern. The name MacBouch came from Kenneth and was a combination of the two surnames, MacTavish and Boucher. A few years later, Georgie purchased Kenneths share and kept it as MacBouch, now named MacBouch Restaurant and Lounge and affectionately called The Tavern.
In 2000 we underwent some major renovations. We continue to grow more popular with many repeat customers! We would love for you to become one of those repeat customers!
We have come a long way and are always open to suggestions.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Kitchen
Daily from 11:00am – 7:00pm
Saturday 7:00pm – 10:00pm for wings
Pizza
Sunday to Thursday
12:00noon – 7:00pm
Friday 12:00noon – 9:00pm
Saturday 12:00noon – 10:00pm
Bar/VLT’s
Monday to Thursday
10:00am – 7:00pm
Friday and Saturday
10:00am – 10:00pm
Sunday
12:00noon – 7:00pm
9975 Grenville Street, St. Peter’s, NS
T: 902-535-3578
Gift cards now available, please contact the business to purchase.
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