I love this place! It has fresh pastries, chocolates, and cookies…read more The chocolates and cookies do get me through the dreary winter. The different hot chocolate is complex and warms me to my bones. The tea ain't too shabby either. The owners are warm and friendly.

We ate there mid week for lunch We all Three of us had the…read morelunch special. The soup flavorful and hot My friends both had quiche and I had a sandwich. Quick efficient service : very crowded but wait staff were able to keep up Ambiance was nice. My only complaint was I was too full to enjoy any of the baked on site Desserts. They all looked amazing

We make it a tradition to go to Tony's every time we are in Moncton. My brother lives there so we…read morego often. I've never been disappointed before, except for twice this weekend. I ordered then morning eggs - the eggs were poached so perfectly, the game was delicious - the potatoes were old, stale and cold. She offered to get me new ones but I couldn't be bothered to wait, I like eating my food together. I didn't ask for one or cause a scene but I like be lying if I said I didn't expect some sort of small discount on my meal - as I ultimately paid over $20 for two poached eggs, two peices of ham, toast and a small bowl of fruit. The next day we went back for pastries, I had the apple almond croissant. It was not fresh, it was hard and I'm going to guess it was made the day before - I wasted $6 on something not edible. Which made me wish even more I had been given a discount the day before. The restaurant itself is lovely - great ambiance, comfortable seating and staff are friendly.

Location: Right next to Tide & Boar - it's owned by the same people. Street parking is available…read morebut metered except on weekends. The place: It's got a super chill vibe - the facade is all window so you get some great natural light. Seating space is limited but we went at two different times, on two different days and were able to sit down. The goods: Both times, I ordered a latte with almond milk and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It's a nice little spot if you're looking for a 3rd wave coffee place. I tried the double (or triple?) chocolate cookie and that was a miss for me. It didn't taste anything like chocolate - more like sugar. Service: Good. Price point: About $5 for a large latte.

Duo Cafe is a charming little cafe located on main Street. It's attached and owned by the same…read morepeople as Tide and Boar. I love the rustic modern look with the brick wall and interesting artwork. I also love their window art with plants and cactuses. The two girls working were very sweet and what I thought was helpful. I asked what was vegan and she told me "the soups I'd 100 percent vegan but the curry mango jackfruit was vegan but the bun was not." Which really confused me since on their board it said "feat. Vegan" so I asked her why it would be under featured vegan if the bun was not. She responded "don't even get me started, I keep telling them they shouldn't do that." So of course this really confused me and annoyed me. I ended up just ordering two soy chai lattes (one with coffee, the other without). The latte itself wasn't very flavourful, the barista told me to bring it back over if it wasn't sweet enough. I did that but still found it bland. Also it was quite watery versus other lattes I have had. When I left I wrote on the local vegan group on Facebook with my concerns. One man was really upset so he wrote Duo Cafe where they ensured that the buns were indeed vegan. So I guess my main thing now is, they need some training by the sounds of it. Sadly, I can't say I will ever go back from my experience. Seems they need to make sure staff understands what's vegan.

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

If you have questions about the medications you are taking or would like to know if there are…read morealternative solutions to helping you with any health issues you may have, then I would strongly recommend that you go talk to John Staples. It is very rare to find a health care professional as knowledgeable as John is in both traditional and natural medicines. He has been our person to go to since my wife and I moved here 5 years ago for our health care needs. On a side note John also has one of the largest assortments of fine chocolate in Moncton and is well educated on chocolate as well.

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.

Super great atmosphere, sort of hidden in the heart of downtown Moncton. From outside, seems dead…read morebut upon entering and going up the stairs, the place was packed and the ambiance inviting. The kitchen was a well oiled machine and I was seated in front of the action. I had the scallops and the Parmesan chicken bites. Both were a good portion for the price. Wouldn't hesitate to return for any occasion.

Chicken and mushroom pasta was delicious. Our guests had the seafood linguini and the goat cheese…read moreravioli, which did not disappoint. Then came the cakes! Large pieces of cheesecakes and chocolate cakes, divine! Not sure if this place is accessible, though, there are lots of stairs.