Named for the province's most iconic tree, the Black Spruce has brought fine dining to Norris Point. It's got a luxury-lodge ambience and an atmosphere underlined by dishes such as cider-brined chicken and parsnip puree, or lobster and squid ink fettuccine. Scrub the trail dirt off your boots and treat yourself.
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