Lot Six

Top choice in Halifax


The soaring glass atrium that floods the room with light adds an extra touch of class to this slinky cocktail joint, which mostly crafts its own mixes but also offers a few shaken-up classics. Try the Springtime Smash, with tequila, Aperol, lemon, grapefruit and mint. It also serves fantastic food (mains $14 to $24).


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