Just what we needed when departing the morning after Convocation Weekend at Mt. A. Perfect…read moreambience, great food, great service!

This coffee shop was recommended to us by someone who overheard hubby and me discussing where to go…read moresightseeing that was not too far but not necessarily in the city limits of Moncton, NB. We were visiting our son and his wife, but they were working during the day. I wish we could have spent more time with them, but it is what it is! At least we got to see them. We had a nap spread out in front of us. I can tell you that this lady's suggestions were excellent! The Cranewood on Main St is a repurposed beautiful 3-floor old house. They've done a fine job of redesigning the interior. The food and coffee we had was good, and it got quite busy in there! You line up for your order / food and to pay - cafeteria style. Sackville is a university town, and I really enjoyed our visit. This coffee shop was terrific! I would definitely go back.

Great pit stop on our road trip. Lots of parking…read more Gender neutral single person bathrooms. Dine in or picnic benches out back (outside). Tried the fresh cheese scones and peanut butter cookies. All very fresh. Great stop if you're in the area.

$8 for two coffees and two delicious treats! What a steal…read more Ran into Pugwash from Fox Harb'r to run an errand and stopped at this gem. There was a lot of outdoor seating, a picnic table under a gazebo and a large patio overlooking the water. There was a full wheelchair ramp that went into the cafe and also right to the patio. The woman working there was lovely. She told me that there were more treats that she was still putting out in the showcase and to tell her what we wanted based on the tags. A butter tart square (that looked mass produced, like you can buy lots of places across the country) for my husband. A chocolate peanut butter swirl for me - which turned out to be a homemade chocolate peanut butter snack cake with icing. I was pretty happy with my choice. :)

Beautiful bakery with quality products at good prices, stop by you won't be disappointedread more

The Cackling Goose Market in Sackville is a great place to shop for organic, gluten free and…read morevegetarian foods, formerly Jacob's Larder. While in Sackville, we stopped in here for an afternoon break to check out the place. Located near Mt. Allison University, this unique market (in an old yellow house) offers a good selection of organic and gluten free groceries, health foods, and vegetarian products. They carry vitamins, dietary supplements, fair trade organic coffee, teas, cheeses, chutneys, salsa, buckwheat flour, bread mixes, lentils, flaxseed, organic baking mixes, organic molasses, ceramic teapots, handcrafted goods, and much more. The back of the market houses a cozy gluten free bakery cafe counter offering fresh gluten free & organic baked goods (focaccia thin buns, cinnamon buns, muffins, cookies, cakes, breads), sandwiches, soups, salads, fair trade organic coffees espresso, lattes, and real fruit smoothies. The menu is gluten free and vegetarian with vegan and dairy free options. There's seating along the back window and outside covered patio seating in front of the market. Before heading out, we shared two gingerbread cookies (organic & gluten free) for our light snack. The cookies were coated with granular sugar on the top which had a soft and very chewy dense texture and overall not sugary sweet. This fine "Goose" is definitely worth checking out!

Absolutely love this establishment. Having a family member that's celiac, this place is a dream…read morecome true for us. Great selection of products, friendly owners, fresh baked bread and confections that are all gluten free. Sheer perfection

To summarize in two words: Carrot cake. Four words? Carrot cake & blueberry scones…read more This is a small bakery with excellent products and even better service. They have baked goods and, usually, soup, chili or beans and the place always smell wonderful. It's located in a beautiful historical building, Bell Inn, in Dorchester, which makes for a very pleasant and scenic drive.

This place is a real find! From friendly, smiling and helpful staff, to tasty food and treats…read more The restaurant is bright and clean, open and inviting. My DIL and I each had a veggie soup, and shared a turkey and Swiss sandwich and chips. And we each ordered a coffee. Very good; just enough without being overwhelming. We also ordered a 6-pack of cookies. This was a good stop where I would absolutely go back!! PS: a little back story... apparently this Korean bakery started in a market stall, and worked their way up to this shop. There are several tables to choose from. I would like to try at least a couple of their Korean treats!

Coffe is good !!!! And the cookies is from heaven ! I like the service to great for recomendation…read moreim going back again to try the cake next

There's a debate among reviewers about what makes a good sticky bun. The reviews here are good…read moreguidance. If your taste runs sweet, these might be "ok" to you: they are not slathered in sticky stuff and would probably disappoint if your taste runs toward Paula Deen. Calling them dinner rolls is a misrepresentation, though. They resembled swedish cinnamon buns with a syrup on top. Their moderate level of sweetness was a good thing to me. You could enjoy them with coffee, but coffee isn't obligatory to cut the sweet. The doughnut was a doughnut. Considering this is a pretty remote location and Kelly's has been operating for 40 years, they definitely are doing something right. Service was pleasant and efficient, and appreciated.

This place is well known for their sticky buns. It's like a cinnamon roll, but there are BIG…read moredifferences. There's no icing on top, there's no cinnamon paste throughout the bun. The sticky bun instead have their paste on top of their bun and gets melted when baked. I prefer this over the cinnamon bun as cinnamon buns are often too strong on the cinnamon and too sweet. It was a great dessert to have on a rainy day after eating lobster.

This was a find, cozy and quaint, serving good coffee and a nice but small selection of treats. We…read morewere on our way to the Hopewell Rocks, when we found ourselves driving through Hillsboro. This spot was worthy of the stop. We ordered drinks - I got a chai latte just to be different. These folks are famous for their cinnamon buns, and we lucked into one fresh out of the oven. Delicious! The hubby got a cookie with a fudge filling which was also good. I would recommend this place.

Great food. If you're in Hillsboro, don't forget to stop by. The owners are super nice and the…read moreplace is spotless.

So I have to qualify and say I have NEVER liked macaroons until I tasted Mimziz Macaroons. Btw, I…read morereally enjoy by taste: cherry (yum), pistachio, cookies n cream, chocolate and peach. And in the picture, they are cherry, raspberry and chocolate. The chocolate mousse ball, paris-brest, chocolate croissant and fine herb croissant - all looks so appealing that those are my new tries. Moncton is blessed to have a true parisienne bakery!

After going here a few times I keep becoming more and more impressed. Their honey cake and…read morecraquelins are amazing, I'm always looking forward to try the things they make