Sunnyside Mall

Pete’s Frootique and Fine Foods at Sunnyside Mall in Bedford, Nova Scotia, is a commercial signal whose implications extend well beyond a grocery tenant: Pete’s, the Halifax-founded specialty grocer and wine merchant whose hand-selected produce, imported cheeses, artisan meats, and independent wine selection have made it the most respected independent specialty food retailer in Atlantic Canada, anchors the mall through a direct internal portal to the shopping gallery, giving the Bedford community a productivity-per-sqft grocery anchor whose dwell time and basket size the Atlantic Superstore connected to the complex does not match on equivalent terms. Halifax Watch Co., the independent Halifax watch retailer, gives the property a locally-rooted fine jewelry and watchmaking identity. Freak Lunchbox gives the property an Atlantic Canadian artisan sweets identity. Running Room serves the specialty running footwear and training apparel category. Giant Bicycle Halifax gives the property a cycling retail identity.

NSLC Beer, Wine and Spirits, the Nova Scotia government liquor retailer, serves the beverage alcohol category. Shoppers Drug Mart serves the pharmacy category. Liquid Gold Olive Oils and Vinegars serves the specialty artisan food category. Joe Fresh, Bluenotes, Northern Reflections, and SoftMoc cover the accessible Canadian fashion floor. Stokes serves the home goods and kitchen accessories category. Crescent Gold and Diamonds and Earthline Jewelry serve the fine jewelry floor alongside Halifax Watch Co. Eastlink, the Nova Scotia-founded telecom operator, serves the Atlantic Canadian telecom retail category. Koodo serves the national telecom category.

The property’s commercial role in Halifax Regional Municipality is the Bedford Sunnyside community regional mall: a Pete’s Frootique specialty food anchor whose Halifax Watch Co. independent watch identity, Freak Lunchbox Atlantic sweets heritage, Running Room active lifestyle identity, and Eastlink Nova Scotia telecom give the Bedford and Halifax North Shore household a premium community shopping destination whose independent operator depth and artisan food character reflect the commercial preferences of one of Halifax’s most affluent suburban residential catchment areas.