The Fundy Coast Restaurants
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1. 45th Parallel Restaurant
$$$ | |Seafood is an integral part of the home cooking at this casual and friendly motel restaurant overlooking Passamaquoddy Bay. The lobster roll is renowned, but you can't go wrong with other country-diner options like fresh panfried haddock, scallops, or the old-fashioned chicken dinners—baked chicken, stuffing, real gravy, mashed potatoes, veggies, and cranberry sauce.
941 Hwy. 772, Fairhaven, New Brunswick, E5V 1P1, Canada506-747–2222-year-roundKnown For
- Fish-and-chips
- Nice patio for outside dining
- They'll pack up a picnic for you
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2. Café Cognito
$$ | |A nice modern spot serving good East Coast coffee and food that includes soups, sandwiches, St-Viateur bagels, and house-made scones, date squares, and muffins. There are vegan options, too. On a nice day you can enjoy it all on the streetside patio.
581 Main St., Moncton, New Brunswick, E1C 1C6, Canada506-854–4888Known For
- Very good Down East brand coffee selections
- Friendly and efficient service
- Pavement seating on Main Street
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
3. Café La Lieto
$$ | |This is a nice little café in the Dieppe area, serving 14 varieties of coffee, five unusual teas, hot chocolate, and hand-made soy milk. There are sweet treats, too, plus soups, sandwiches, and healthy lunches such as a quinoa salad. The café is warmed by a fireplace in winter, and there’s outdoor terrace seating in summer.
200 Champlain St., Dieppe, New Brunswick, E1A 1P1, Canada506-388–3872Known For
- Good coffee
- Outdoor seating
- Fireplace in winter
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4. Tide and Boar
$$$ | |The name of this classy gastropub is a fun play on words, referencing the proximity of Moncton's tidal bore and the seafood and boar on the menu, but it takes its food very seriously, earning a very loyal local following and a place on Maclean's Magazine's list of Canada's Top 50 restaurants. The menu includes upscale pub favorites and inventive combinations, and the drinks menu is long, focusing mainly on draught and bottled craft beers.
700 Main St., Moncton, New Brunswick, E1C 1E4, Canada506-857–9118Known For
- Braised boar poutine
- Can get very busy
- Sunday brunch
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