The Acadian Coast Restaurants
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1. La Fine Grobe Sur Mer
$$$$ | |This is one of New Brunswick's finest restaurants, where you can savor chef Georges Frachon's creations while gazing out over the sea through the wall...
This is one of New Brunswick's finest restaurants, where you can savor chef Georges Frachon's creations while gazing out over the sea through the wall of windows. Drawing on the culinary arts of his French homeland, Georges imparts an expert touch to such dishes as sautéed scallops with garlic and parsley or Poulet à la Provençale, and his wine list is equally outstanding.
289 rue Principal, Nigadoo, New Brunswick, E8K 3Y5, Canada506-783–3138Known For
- <PRO>beef tenderloin steaks with a choice of sauces</PRO>
- <PRO>stunning sea views</PRO>
- <PRO>a surprising find in a remote location</PRO>
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2. Adorable Chocolat
$$ | |Not surprisingly, chocolate features heavily on the menu here, including hot chocolate drinks, and there’s good coffee too, including latte and iced coffee. They also...
Not surprisingly, chocolate features heavily on the menu here, including hot chocolate drinks, and there’s good coffee too, including latte and iced coffee. They also serve freshly baked croissants and chocolate treats containing nothing but healthy natural ingredients. You can buy hand-made chocolates to go, too.
395 Main St., Shediac, New Brunswick, E4P 2B1, Canada506-351–0367Known For
- Hot chocolate
- Freshly baked treats
- Chocolates to go
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. -
3. Bell Inn Restaurant
$$ | | CanadianThis restaurant on the village square in Dorchester was built in 1811 as a stagecoach stop and is reputed to be the oldest stone structure in...
This restaurant on the village square in Dorchester was built in 1811 as a stagecoach stop and is reputed to be the oldest stone structure in New Brunswick. Wander through the three dining rooms while you wait for an old-fashioned, delicious roast turkey dinner or one of the other comfort-food selections. Soups, salads, sandwiches, brunch items, and light meals are also available, and there's a children's menu. The inn is not licensed for alcohol.
3515 Cape Rd., off Rte. 106, Dorchester, New Brunswick, E4K 2X2, Canada506-379–2580Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. and Dec.–Feb. -
4. Grains de Folie
$$ | |This artisan bakery-café with a shaded streetside terrace is a great place to drop in for a quick bite, with an inviting aroma of fresh-baked...
This artisan bakery-café with a shaded streetside terrace is a great place to drop in for a quick bite, with an inviting aroma of fresh-baked bread and freshly brewed coffee to greet you. There's a deli counter with a great range of cheeses plus quick counter service for delicious soups, sandwiches, omelets, panini, pizzas, salads, and tempting pastries; table-service breakfasts run until 1 pm on weekends.
171 Blvd. Saint-Pierre O, Caraquet, New Brunswick, E1W 1A5, Canada506-727–4001Known For
- Mouthwatering range of cakes and pies
- Art exhibitions and live music
- Staff appreciates visitors ordering in French
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. and Jan.–late Feb. No dinner -
5. Le Menu Acadien
$$ | |Don't expect any frills here, but don't expect any processed food either—this diner and takeout, far removed from the touristy center of town, is the...
Don't expect any frills here, but don't expect any processed food either—this diner and takeout, far removed from the touristy center of town, is the place to taste some authentic and delicious Acadian dishes. Try the fricôt (a hearty chicken soup), poutine rappé (a potato dumpling stuffed with ground pork), fish cakes, or traditional baked beans. All are expertly and freshly cooked to the owner's grandmother's recipes; other options include fried clams, scallops, lobster rolls, fish burgers, and fish-and-chips.
55 Ohio Rd., Shediac, New Brunswick, E4P 2J8, Canada506-532–6366Known For
- Great nostalgia value for Acadians
- Fast foods made from scratch
- Convivial conversations with locals
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Rate Includes: Closed Jan.–May -
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6. Le Petit Paris
$$$$ | |This little restaurant serves authentic French cuisine—the chef is from France—on a well-balanced menu based on organic and natural ingredients. The menu changes with the...
This little restaurant serves authentic French cuisine—the chef is from France—on a well-balanced menu based on organic and natural ingredients. The menu changes with the season, but if you're looking for a classic escargots à la bourguignonne (snails in garlic butter) or local specialties like Magdalen Islands charcuterie or scallops, you won't be disappointed.
562 Main St., Shediac, New Brunswick, E4P 2H1, Canada506-533–8805Known For
- Delightful atmosphere and good service
- A new dessert every day
- Good French wines are well chosen
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Rate Includes: No lunch Sat.–Mon. -
7. Namaste Bistro
$$ | |Delicious and authentic Indian cuisine is expertly cooked and artistically presented here and gets rave reviews. The long menu includes vegetarian and vegan dishes as...
Delicious and authentic Indian cuisine is expertly cooked and artistically presented here and gets rave reviews. The long menu includes vegetarian and vegan dishes as well as chicken, beef, lamb, and seafood–all prepared using traditional recipes, with varying degrees of spiciness. It’s worth saving a bit of room for the cardamom and pistachio ice cream.
12 Henderson St., Miramichi, New Brunswick, E1N 2P7, Canada506-773–3131Known For
- Lots of choice on the menu
- Traditional regional recipes of India
- Various degrees of spiciness to suit all tastes
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon., Online reservations available -
8. The Green House on Main Restaurant
$$ | |Closed PermanentlyLoaded with charm, artwork, and antiques, this upbeat restaurant is trendy despite its 19th-century building. Supplied by local farmers and food producers, they have a...
Loaded with charm, artwork, and antiques, this upbeat restaurant is trendy despite its 19th-century building. Supplied by local farmers and food producers, they have a commitment to organic and natural foods, producing appetizers such as Cajun shrimp with prosciutto and cilantro cream, and inventive tuna steaks on the main course list. Naturally, there's lobster, too—this is Shediac, after all. Nonseafood dishes might include roasted pork loin or chicken wings. You can eat outside on the heated patio or upstairs in the intimate dining room.
406 Main St., Shediac, New Brunswick, E4P 2G1, Canada506-533–7003Known For
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Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted
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