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We stopped by to purchase some liquor and were pleasantly surprised to find a Restaurant/Pub and Inn at the Glenora Distillery. We had lunch, presumably in the pub section, while enjoying the delightful music of Neil McDaniel. My husband ordered the smashed fish cakes, which I sampled and found to be excellent, accompanied by a salad with an outstanding dressing, though we forgot to inquire about its ingredients. I opted for the calamari, which was impeccably fried and served with a delectable spicy dip. The calamari was served à la carte, without any salad or fries, which was a bit disappointing considering the price of $22.00 CDN, but they were so tasty that it hardly mattered. The ambiance was lovely, and the part of the grounds we explored was beautiful. There's also a gift shop and paid tours of the distillery available, but you'll need to check the schedule if you plan to take the tour. Overall, we would definitely return to dine, and perhaps even stay a night or two the next time we're in the area. It's certainly a spot worth visiting if you're in Cape Breton. Regarding taking home some liquor, we decided against it since it was a bit expensive.