Such a great place! Great employees and wonderful sandwiches! Spoke to one of the owners and…read moreshe was so kind in making us a special sandwich to get us as close to Montreal Smoked Meat as possible. They could not have been more accommodating and friendly. If you are looking for a good meal in St John's look no further!!

While shopping at the SJ City Market, one of my eating stops was at Jeremiah's Deli. This full…read moreservice delicatessen serves up a variety of made to order deli sandwiches, soups, cold salads, desserts, breakfast burritos (until 11AM), and cold drinks, plus sliced meats, cheeses, and Jolly Farmer Pork Sausage (grass fed). Most sandwiches priced $5-$6.75 and the PB&J is $3 and the Chicken Club is $8.25, tax included in the prices. See the lunch menu at http://www.thejeremiahsdeli.ca/lunch-menu.html Since it was Friday, they had Seafood Chowder (only Fridays) and I picked up a Small Seafood Chowder ($5.95 with tax) with a hard chewy roll provided to go with my lunch. The chowder was piping hot, which had a mix of seafood including lobster meat and fish in a creamy broth, not too thick. It was pretty tasty and not salty either.

Excellent homemade pastry, great coffee and lovely service. And there's an art gallery upstairs…read more All sorts of artisan-produced items for sale. There was a steady stream of customers in the late morning. Good for them. The Sea Biscuit deserves it.

Was going by digby last week and stopped in for a sandwich. The place was stupidly busy. The clerk…read morehad no patience for me to look over the menu and I was forced to choose without having any time to read the options, so I chose the first sandwich, a chicken salad sandwich. He said it would be about 15 minutes and there was no seating except outside. So I waited outside in a T-shirt and jeans at 10c. By the time the Sandwich came it was seemingly much longer than 15 minutes. Then I had to sit in my car to get any warmth And eat the sandwich. It was so salty I nearly gaged. Being hungry and having nothing to eat all day, I decided to finish eating the $17 sandwich. Not going to try any more stuff from here.

Cute space, good coffee and great sandwiches!read more

The food is freshly prepared and delicious with good portions. The staff is very friendly and…read moreefficient. Great place! We ate here on our trip this past September and when we were back in the area last week we made sure to go back for lunch again! The next time we are visiting this area we will definitely be back.

So very sad to give this business only 3 stars. We found them on Yelp and were looking for…read moresomething substantive and filling after a day of whale watching in East Ferry, Digby ... kids were hankering for some grilled cheese sandwiches which the reviews raved about here! So we drove all the way out to Bear River ... only to find this place closed (even though their hours said they were open). :( Looked (from the outside) like a lovely place. We ended up driving to Annapolis Royal for dinner.

great sandwichs , they have salads and lobster rolls too. I…read morethink the prices are reasonable. The bread ,they use is fantastic will definitely go again. The ocean view are beautiful.

My favourite stop for fish & chips in NS. Good local craft beer from Annapolis but only in cans…read morenow. Extremely fast service (fish will be out well before you are done your first beer)! Very reasonable prices too ($14.99 for a 2-piece). Have tried a few other items: seafood chowder and a fancy salad. Everything was good. In the summer head for the patio. The inside is nothing fancy and as advertised (family restaurant) but the patio is probably the nicest in town.

The service was good. I had seafood chowder which was ok. The place was clean and we didn't have to…read morewait long even though the restaurant was busy. I'd go back again and try something else. My brothers were with me and they ordered clams & chips and a hot turkey sandwich which they thought was very good.

I went in to get some coffee.. it was great coffee. I picked up these cruffins as well but due to…read moreeating the next day, they weren't fresh... That is okay. I found the service to be quick and sort of friendly? I'm not sure if this is just how Yarmouth folks are lol . Very monotone, but not rude. I would go back to get the full experience.

Food is always good, homemade, and fresh. The coffee is good, and service is top-notch. Be sure to…read morebring some rolls or bread home!

Exactly what you'd expect from a gas station variety store. I will say as soon as we stepped inside…read morethe smell of pizza greeted us so I can imagine they make some delicious food! Due to the time and the season we were told no food spots were open and this was likely our only option. Basically a lifesaver to prevent us from having to eat the minimal food we got in our car so we were thankful for their grab and go sandwiches and wraps. Bread was a touch soggy due to sitting in the fridge sometime but overall good size for the price sandwiches. Nothing world class or mind blowing but considering our situation and honestly price we can't complain!

This convenience store was our stop for fresh cold beverages on the way to the West Quoddy…read moreLighthouse. Not very busy this time of year (mid-March), they were still well stocked. The store is more "grocery" and less "convenience store" thanks to the large selection and the lack of large grocery stores in this part of Maine, which is right next to the Canadian border. Canned goods, candy, dairy, deli, lots of wine and beer plus the sort of automotive items you might find in a 7-Eleven including oil, anti-freeze and gasoline cans. They were stocking the pizza display as we arrived. They also sell lottery tickets. Plenty of parking out front. At this time, masks are required and the nice woman behind the counter was wearing hers when we made our purchase. [Review 14861 overall, 363 of 2021, number 47 in Maine.]

Wonderful respite coffee house in Bear River! On an…read moreunusually hot and muggy day, SCR offered a comfortable air conditioned space with strong wifi. The cold brew Sissiboo coffee was fantastic! We ended up not staying for lunch, BUT the salad, veggie burger and homemade quiche all looked great! I also noticed they offered the tiniest cheesecakes. Perfect for people who only want a little bit when it comes to dessert! We liked this place so much, we're planning to circle back around at the end of our trip!

Between August 28-31 of this year, I visited my girlfriend's family cottage in Bear River...all the…read moreway from Vancouver! At first, this village looks dull and sleepy, but things are happening in Bear River. Residents are looking inwards to agriculture and local talent rather than outwards to tourists for economic stimulation. One example can be seen in the Flight of Fancy art gallery, which features local and provincial artists, and another can be seen in Sissiboo Coffee Roasters. The unique name 'Sissiboo' was derived from the Sissiboo River in southwest Nova Scotia. This river was named by a Loyalist settler who mistook a Mik'maq who was pointing out six owls ('six hiboux') instead of pointing out the river. Stupid colonialists. Based in the historic 'Rebekah' building, Sissiboo was started three years ago by Erin Schopfer and Jon Welch. After many years of analysing and learning about the coffee industry, Erin and Jon made the careful decision to launch a micro roastery in their hometown. Jon checks each batch by eye, hand, and smell at least four times during his roasting process - a process that is applied to each seven-pound batch. Each batch has an individual roasting time which has to be explicitly followed, a few seconds too long and the batch takes on an undesired flavour. This is different from most roasters, which employ laptops and software and crazy expensive machines to monitor their beans. Erin and Jon do not yet have a storefront or café, but I think this is a no-brainer for their brainchild. I have tried three of their roasts: Fundy Storm (Peru, dark), Tobeatic Wild (Guatemala, medium), and Fly by Night Decaf (Peru, swiss water, medium). I did not like the lack of body and bitter finish of the Tobeatic Wild at all, but Fundy Storm is great as both a dark pourover or espresso. They do, for your information, have an espresso roast as well called Night Owl!