St. John River Valley Restaurants
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Gourmet restaurants rarely show up in such unlikely locations as this—a restored 1930s Canadian Pacific railcar in a small New Brunswick town. The menu is...
Gourmet restaurants rarely show up in such unlikely locations as this—a restored 1930s Canadian Pacific railcar in a small New Brunswick town. The menu is well balanced, but the most exciting option is the "Chef's Choice"—just say what you don't like and something will be created specially for you (and, we are told, even if every diner in the place takes this option, no two will get the same dish).
This edge-of-town spot with a chic and stylish interior and strong French influence is well worth seeking out. The mother-and-daughter team who run it are...
This edge-of-town spot with a chic and stylish interior and strong French influence is well worth seeking out. The mother-and-daughter team who run it are very friendly and efficient, and the steak, seafood, and ribs are succulent; the food utilizes imported spices and fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
Organic, vegetarian, and gluten-free food is the specialty of this café-art gallery just off Main Street in the downtown area, including nourishing soups with organic...
Organic, vegetarian, and gluten-free food is the specialty of this café-art gallery just off Main Street in the downtown area, including nourishing soups with organic Red Fife bread, and panini, wraps, and sandwiches.
Just across the road from the world's longest covered bridge, this fine restaurant occupies a stunning renovation of an 1892 church. Original features have been...
Just across the road from the world's longest covered bridge, this fine restaurant occupies a stunning renovation of an 1892 church. Original features have been matched with chic modern fittings and color schemes, and there's an excellent private room downstairs for meetings or parties. Lunchtime offerings (served 11 am to 5 pm) include freshly made soups, salads, sandwiches, and light meals, while the evening menu features such dishes as seafood risotto with fennel, lemon-and-tomato beurre blanc, Portuguese Steak-on-a-Stone, or pork tenderloin painted with lavender honey. Reservations are required for dinner. The lunch menu runs all day on Sunday.
Authentic German cuisine is served in the rather unlikely setting of an out-of-town motel. Satisfying portions of dishes such as sauerbraten (succulent marinated beef), German-style...
Authentic German cuisine is served in the rather unlikely setting of an out-of-town motel. Satisfying portions of dishes such as sauerbraten (succulent marinated beef), German-style pot roast with herb gravy, various schnitzels, and seven kinds of sausage are dished up. The Heino Platter, in two sizes (neither of them small), is a good option, offering tastings of several main course dishes. There are also "Canadian" steak, burger, and seafood choices.
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