Been coming here for years, and the burrata appetizer is still my go-to. Always fresh, perfect for sharing.

The staff here are so kind. They took the time to explain the ingredients in the specials, which I really appreciate. It felt like they genuinely cared about our meal. Made for a really pleasant evening.

The lemon chicken was really well done. Not too sweet, just right. You can tell the kitchen has their technique down. Portion was a bit small for the price, but the flavor was spot on.

The poutine is solid. Fresh cheese curds make it. Huge portion, definitely shareable. Got it for a quick lunch and it hit the spot. Fries stayed crispy under all that gravy.

Stopped in for lunch at this vegan cafe in Fredericton. The menu had a lot of good-looking options, which was a nice surprise.

Their pho broth is so rich and clear, you can tell it&#39;s been simmering for ages. I always get the rare beef and it&#39;s perfectly tender. The place is a bit small though, so you might have to wait for a table.

The Arayes appetizer was a solid start. Grilled beef kofta in soft pita, and the sauces were on point.

Nice spot to meet up or get some work done. Plenty of space and outlets, which is handy. The high ceilings and brick walls give it a relaxed feel. Coffee was decent. It did get a bit loud later in the afternoon.

Been coming here for years. The meat lovers slice is still huge and the price hasn&#39;t changed much.

Love how many gluten-free options they have here. The lobster roll was fresh, and knowing they use a separate fryer for celiacs is a big plus. Felt good about what I was eating.

Been coming here for years, and the salmon sashimi is always this fresh. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Staff is always super friendly and patient. Really appreciated how careful they were with my gluten-free order, no cross-contamination worries. Quick and easy lunch spot for me.

A cozy little cafe on King Street. The vegetarian options are solid, full of flavour. Really liked the dessert. They have local art on the walls, which is a nice touch. Easy to get to.

Friendly staff made the stay. They were genuinely helpful at check-in and during breakfast, seemed to really care about the place. Felt like staying with friends.

The sushi pizza was the highlight for me. It&#39;s a fun twist, crispy base with fresh toppings. The menu is huge though, almost too many choices. I&#39;d come back just for that pizza.

Stopped by a few times while I was in town. The lamb chops were really good, cooked just right. Staff were chill, and the wine list had some nice picks. Solid spot.

The berry cream pastry is a standout. It&#39;s consistently good, and I&#39;ve never had a bad one. The location is convenient for a quick stop before work.

Generous portions and quick service. The complimentary appetizer while you wait was a nice touch. Could use a bit of a refresh on the decor.

The braised lamb leg and black garlic ramen were really good. The flavors were unique and satisfying. What stood out was how comfortable the seats were&mdash;plenty of space, and the booth was nicely padded. Made for a very relaxed meal.

The meal for two was a decent amount for four of us. Our server recommended it, and we even had some to take home. Pretty good deal.

First time trying the Super Trio plate. The donair meat was so good I ended up making a second wrap with the leftovers. Portions are huge.

Great spot for a casual dinner. The vibe is lively, and they have plenty of tables for any group. My only note? The wine list felt a bit limited for the menu. Found a decent Pinot Noir, but would&#39;ve loved more local options to pair with the food.

Grabbed a big box of Timbits for the team. The cashier was so patient, even when I had to use a couple of gift cards. Never felt rushed, and the line kept moving. That kind of service is nice to see.

Service was solid. Staff was patient while we looked over the menu, no rush at all. The garlic sticks were a nice starter. Good for a quick business lunch downtown.

The donairs are always solid. I grabbed a gluten-free oven sub this time, and honestly, the portion for the price felt a bit off. It was tasty, but I left still a little hungry.

The lobster roll was generous and fresh. A bit pricey, but you&#39;re on the waterfront. The crisp white wine they suggested was a perfect match for it. Made for a nice, relaxed lunch.

Patty was juicy, definitely hand-made. Good for a quick bite. Tried the 4 apps for $10 deal, but portions are small. Staff was fast. Only serves canned pop, no fountain drinks.

The beet salad with goat cheese and pecans was a real highlight. Went great with a crisp Sauvignon Blanc. Fish tacos were solid too. Just a nice, easy spot for a bite.

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