Walked in tonight, I could not believe my eyes. The Red brick is the nicest dining establishment…read moreHampton has ever seen. With a massive bar, lots of seating, great service and amazing food, along with a second floor with dimmed lighting, it sure makes for a great atmosphere to enjoy a great dining experience in the small town centre. I ordered the Bangers and Mash, and a spiced rum and coke. The food was excellent and the drink was perfect. I can't wait to come back again! I recommend everyone to try the Red Brick!

Quaint pub with amazing food that's presented well and is complimented with friendly service! I'll…read moredefinitely be back! Be sure to try the bangers and mash and if your palate craves spice, get the Buffalo chicken burger!

Great food, friendly service. Love eating here. They have an amazing patio as well overlooking the…read morewater.

Beautiful little location close to the ferry. Extremely friendly staff, I felt like a regular…read more Simple but perfected menu. Had numerous items (wrap, fries, wings, burger) - all were extremely well made and delicious, zero complaints. Patio has a beautiful view of the water. Unique little spot. Wouldn't miss it!

We were visiting the area after getting off a cruise and were in the mood for Italian food. We…read morefound this restaurant on Yelp, and it did not disappoint! Everything was fabulous. We ordered the lasagna and a spicy pasta dish (I can't remember the name), and I added sausage to mine. Both were delicious! We would definitely return if we're ever in the area again. 5 stars! My only wish? That they had garlic knots!

Having been away for many years (living in the US now) it was so great to come back and have a…read morefantastic meal - the flatbreads, the arancini, the pizza - all top notch! This was such a great meal!!

Found this 5 star review on Yelp but was hesitant to try as the reviews were older. Hubby called…read moreand realized they are closing at 8 instead of 10 as advertised here so we took a leap of faith to drive over (sounded far but just a 7 minutes drive as Fredricton is a bit small ) but boy oh boy aren't we glad that we came. Took the advise from the lady (part owner I assumed), my partner had the Nachos with beef and I ordered the Prime Rib steak and it was so tasty that I was so glad I didn't have a big lunch or else I wouldn't be able to finish my steak as I don't want to leave anything, I mean ANYTHING on the plate. If you are visiting Fredricton, come try out the Red Lantern!

What....the best breakfast in Town..PERIOD.. Try the steak…read moreand have the deep fried taters with gravy..Hot Dam ..hard to beat .

We had a great afternoon here. A few minutes after we sat down, an older gentleman started singing…read moreIrish songs. He was great & was very lively. Turns out some cruise ship excursions stop here so the bar got flooded! We had no trouble getting drinks- we just went to the bar.

Love this place love it for a good night I drink and dance and the food is awesome. Love it.read more

The food was great the service was fast and friendly. I got the Nashville chicken poutine and I…read moreloved it! I also got the London Fog Marteani and it was incredible. Pricing was cheaper than I'm used to so all in all an awesome experience!!!

The Manager is a little rough. The food is OK. The servers agree the ambulance is wonderful.read more

The End of the Line Pub is located in a Circa 1919 train station. From the outside the place looks…read moreto have potential - you can easily imagine that a quaint, cozy, and historically decorated dining experience lies within. Unfortunately, when you crack the door you are greeted by a dark, dingy 1980s decor, complete with deep teal paint, wildly floral burgundy wallpaper, and plastic patio tables with umbrella holes in the centres. We chose a table near the fireplace, one of three bright spots in the joint, despite the fact that it was lunchtime on Sunday. The remaining light emanated from a giant TV tuned to curling, and at the other end of the pub, the brightest glow leaked from the room containing the Video Lottery Terminals. It should have been a clue to us that the pub was nearly empty with the exception of that room. I took some heart in the fact that the sandwich board by the door advertised Propeller beer. I'm a huge fan of giving the benefit of the doubt and good beer is usually a good sign.. Our waitress was quick to provide our menus and ask for our drink orders. Troy ordered a Sprite and I asked for iced tea. She quickly returned with his Sprite, and a glass of water for me. The menu was extensive, however it quickly became obvious that most items were generic freezer fare. A page of "Asian Fusion" items and a page of Tex Mex items tempted me, but if there's one thing I've learned from experience, you stick with the safe and simple in a place like this. I chose the Haddie Tips with crispy fries and Troy had a burger with regular fries. If they'd had an all day breakfast I'd have chosen that as a safer option yet, but alas, they did not. When the meals arrived, the portions were a good size. Troy's burger was loaded with so much stuff it slid apart before it made it to the table. That may have been prevented if the chunks of iceberg lettuce had been replaced with a couple of leaves of romaine. His regular fries looked a lot like Macdonald's. The patty, at least, appeared homemade. My fries were also from a freezer, and if you know anything about me you'll know that I'm of the firm belief that restaurants have no business serving frozen fries. If you value your customers, take the time to cut the potatoes yourself. I'm not sure if my haddock was fresh or frozen. The fish itself was reasonably fresh, but the breaded coating was reminiscent of Captain Highliner's finest. Troy finished his meal with a slice of chocolate peanut butter cheesecake. I had one bite but quickly determined it wasn't tasty enough to warrant the calories. Troy, who lives for sweets, was also underwhelmed. I love pub food when it's done well. Unfortunately there was nothing about the End of the Line Pub that made me want to go back. Between the uninviting atmosphere and the plain Jane food, it's a better place to go nurse a hangover with grease than a spot to enjoy a meal with friends.

The idea of having a pub in an old train station is definitely nice. While the Interior isn't…read moreanything special I can't really complain. We just stopped on our way back for some quick supper anyways. I decided to go with a bro burger(play it safe) and substituted the regular fries(already had some earlier) with potato skins. When you get charged $2 to substitute your food you should probably get the same amount of potatoes as you would with regular fries. That wasn't the case. I ate those potato skins in just a few bites. No way this burger costs even close to $9! Price seemed a bit inflated. The burger had nothing other than some jalapenos and raw onions. Disappointing! My companions seemed more happy with their choices of food. I found the service average at best. Not sure why the waitress rushed to give us the bill in the end. It's not like they had any customers waiting in line at the door. Place was practically empty when we were there. Overall, I can't say the pub is bad, but doesn't stand out at all from the rest.

I had another horrible experience with this restaurant. We ordered dinner and the bill was over…read more$100. My husband drove to Oromocto to pick it up, and they gave us someone else's order. They phoned and asked me to bring the order back, which we did. After driving back to Oromocto to get the right order we got it home, there were several mistakes. One pizza that was supposed to have no onions, had onions. The pizza that was supposed to have extra cheese, had no cheese at all. The extra cheese was put on a pizza that was for someone who does not like cheese. I phoned them up and they were supposed to give me a refund, but they didn't. The manager was supposed to call me, but he didn't. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

I have come to the conclusion that my brother has never had an enjoyable culinary experience in his…read morelife. He's like a walking Murphy's Law for restaurants. When I was visiting my brother and he suggested Griffin's for our late lunch, I asked him if it was good, be said 'not bad!' I was semi sceptical as it's a pub on an army base, and looked just like any other whole in the wall pub you run into. My brother was right though, it wasn't bad. Besides our table of two there was another table of 3 near by, as I said, we went for a large lunch, so everyone was probably back to work at this point. Our server was on the ball - super friendly, quick witted, I liked her! Service was a little slow, but I believe that's the kitchens fault, not hers. My brother had the buffalo chicken sandwich, which I guess he has ordered several times before. He also got a poutine, he said they had good gravy. I ordered the clubhouse + fries, gravy on the side. I agree, they do have good gravy! The clubhouse was also good, as you would expect it to be, the fries as well. I wouldn't hesitate to go back again should I be in the area!