Sagrati's is a popular sandwich counter at the SJ City Market, which offers a variety of made to…read moreorder sandwiches, wraps, chilled salads, soups, chicken chili, small baked goods, frappes, smoothies, milkshakes, and ice cream. Gluten free options available. See the menu at http://sagratis.com/menus/ I stopped here for a sandwich recently. I was going to order the Grilled Salmon Sandwich, but they did not have salmon available, I then decided on the California Club ($8.25 with HST) on a wheat baguette, which was made to order and ready to go in under 3 minutes. The 6-inch sandwich had tender seasoned boneless grilled chicken breast and juicy bacon strips (some fat) with shredded lettuce, sliced tomatoes, and a guacamole spread on the bread. The baguette was thick and chewy. I enjoyed my sandwich with some seafood chowder I picked up at another deli in the same building.

An absolute must for anyone who is even the slightest bit hungry. Find an excuse to stop by…read moreSagrati's and you'll be glad you did. I live in Sant Andrews and whenever we're anywhere close to St. John we stop by the City Market JUST for one if their sandwiches. I mean crazy good. The pork belly number is a sinful pleasure. The simple grilled cheese is comfort food exemplified with a crispy, buttery toast and oozy, tangy cheddar. Mmmmm!!!! Today was the BLT. Ok. This BLT is not just another ho hum, had it before BLT. It is simply the best BLT this guy has ever had! An almost candy like smoked bacon (from a nearby meat smoker), a maple syrup mayonnaise that is about as unctuous and satisfying as one could imagine, and, for some added fun, a thin slice of what I think was provolone. I forgot to ask. All this sandwiched between two perfectly char toasted slices of the afore mentioned buttery bread. Wow and wow!!! Like I really needed the gorgeous dill, potato salad I got as a side. Well, apparently I did because I ate it all! Their deserts are to die for decadent but that's for another day. The owner(s) are about as lovely and lively as could be and hats off to them for taking over and enhancing this long standing City Market spot. Yay! See you again soon and thanks!!

Closes substantially early the day before valentines day. When asked why on social media and posts…read morethos experience the owner deletes it. No accountability and rude. Avoid at all costs, there are better places that deserve patronage.

We dropped in for lunch while staying at the Crowne Plaza. We had the Piccadilly sandwich, which is…read moreturkey, cranberry jelly and Brie on fresh French bread. Delicious! The staff also gave us a sample of the chocolates made by Emmanuelle, which were excellent. The shop is filled with al sorts of gourmet treats: balsamic vinegars, fine cheeses, breads, etc.

Our first stop in Fredericton! We read from a Reddit post and Google review that this place is…read morehighly recommended. When we came in, we can smell the bread and see an island of various flavours of ice cream. We decided to go for the Happy Baker Club, and for dessert the staff recommended the favourite: Blueberry Cheesecake tart. The sub was delicious! You can tell the bread is freshly baked just how light and airy the bread is. The garlic aioli hits the spot. The crust on the tart is very thick and sturdy enough to hold the filling in. It's not too crumbly, it's buttery, and the flavours are not too sweet. You can really taste both the cheesecake and blueberry combined. Overall, a delicious lunch! If you're in Fredericton, male sure to stop by at The Happy Baker!

I paid $77.00 for two subs and two bowls of soup and two quiche (4.90x2)…read more I can't be the only one shook by these prices.

Clémentine Café was my go-to place in the morning while spending time in Moncton, thankfully within…read morewalking distance as it can be dangerous to drive while un-caffeinated. I was told about it by a local who said "it's where the cool kids go" for coffee and to hang out. I figured it would be a dive of a coffee shop and not much else, but of course I was wrong. Instead it is an impressive French-themed café frequented by a thorough cross-section of both locals and tourists, going by my people-watching experiences there. The outside looks unimpressive, with a good-size parking lot, and then a partially covered patio along the front of the café where patrons can sit outside and enjoy the day while sipping their latte or eating one of their fantastic orders of food. Inside there are two rooms. Directly in front of you as you enter the place is the order counter and room to hang out as you wait for your takeaway coffee, with a few tables there as well. To the left is a large room with many tables and out of the way of the hubbub of the order counter and takeout customers. In between is a little kiosk for dropping off your dirty dishes. I had breakfast there twice, and both times I was absolutely satisfied with my impressive meal and coffees. Their signature dish is a bagel with toppings like ham, egg and smoked salmon with veg and vegan options. The presentation is top-notch with greens adorning the dish like it was some kind of a work-of-art. Gorgeous AND Delicious! The menu is simple and posted on the wall beside the order counter. I enjoyed myself there so much! Great place to people-watch with the variety of patrons, everything from business people, to people driving holiday exploration vehicles to students and laptop hounds. This is THE place to go in the area that I was in, which was not in the downtown strip, and instead was in their typical big box alley. Highly recommended!!

One of the two best cappucino houses in Moncton (Brix or Clementine) and considered some of the…read morebest anywhere. Their roasted bean taste is uniquely toastie - we love it. And they both make an awesome small sized frothy cappucino. How do we choose which cappucino hohse: one is downtown on St. George Blvd (Brix) and Clementine is a little way out of the way on Elmwood Dr.

We stopped at Great Canadian Bagel for a light snack before heading to the mall. This bagel shop…read moreoffers up to around 20 kinds of bagels including specialty bagels such as cheddar salsa and cheddar onion (looked very good), as well as breakfast & deli bagel sandwiches, bagel dogs, other baked goods, soup,chili, salads, coffee, and cold drinks. The place was fairly busy around lunchtime when we arrived here and they only ran out of 5 of the types of bagels. We decided to get a Bagel Bruschetta ($2.35 plus HST), which was premade and warmed up. The bruschetta topping had good flavours and tasted pretty good which was crushed tomatoes with green onions, seasonings, garlic & olive oil on top of a half a plain toasted bagel. The plain bagel itself was okay, crisp on the outside, but a bit dry inside. If given a choice, I would've chosen a different flavour of bagel (cheddar jalapeno bagel or the onion bagel) instead of plain for the bruschetta, which could still be made to order quickly. The service behind the counter was systematic and prompt with several staff taking and preparing the orders and one staff member cashing customers out.

It's been a while since I been there but I went this morning. The sign said 3.90 for a bacon and…read moreegg bagel, this turned into a 9.00 meal including a coffee. No receipt given. Apparently certain bagels and when they ask what kind of cheese you want means you are paying extra for it. Not a great experience.

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.]