New Brunswick Dining Suggestions
Heading north for a trip through Fredricton into central NB and looking for any suggestions on dining destinations.
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there is a quite excellent Greek restaurant in Fredericton, not real fancy or expensive, but great food
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I like Caribbean Flavas in Fredericton for supper, but it's quite expensive. The market in Fredericton on Saturday mornings is great. El Burrito Loco has decent mexican. Snooty Fox has good pub food.
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re: troutpoint
That's a shame about El Burrito Loco. Their Pico de Gallo was delicious. Mexicali Rosa's is terrible. Why did they close? I know I tended to avoid the place in spite of liking their food because the server who insisted on trying to dress our table up in mexican hats and take photos of us every time we went there drove me insane. I wonder if it hurt their business in general?
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There isn't much. The Blue Door in Fredericton is good.
If you're coming into central NB (where I'm from) there are a few places I would recommend.. All are "Diner" type spots with cheap food, but that's the kind of stuff you get here. There is Burke's Diner in the Blackville area, KC & Sons fish and chips which has two locations, one in Upper Derby on the way to Miramichi and one in Newcastle in Miramichi. Then there's Kingsway which is right off the king george highway in Miramichi.
There is the bistro 140 (food is good, but don't go there if you're starving or it will cost you) in Miramichi as well as a new place that opened up downtown. Not sure of the name but Miramichi only has a small square of downtown so it's not hard to find.
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re: carriej22
Carrie thanks for your help. Once we settle into our camp, getting into Doaktown for an occasional lunch is easy with at least one or two reasonable destinations....but getting through Fredericton and finding places worth our limited time and dollars there is a more difficult ordeal.
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