Food was great! Lots of options for vegan/vegetarian. We sat out the back/side on the patio. Very…read moreunique place with silent auction art and relics of the building being the old court house! We had one night for dinner while in Fredericton and we were glad we chose Isaac's Way.

A beautiful eclectic little gem of restaurant with a patio overlooking the river. Our server Sara…read moreBeth made our dining experience memorable. It is our 40th wedding anniversary today and not only did we have a delicious brunch/lunch, but Sara blessed us with a complimentary dessert complete with a 40th wedding anniversary cake topper! We will be sure to recommend this restaurant to family and friends. You must try the candied tofu and lentil salad - it's Devine!

Sitting in the airport now waited at lunchtime for over an hour inside security. The place had a…read moresign that said be back soon. Well over an hour passed terminal full and the only food option is closed. When the two workers actually returned I tried to get a sandwich everything available was almost a week old. This place is a joke and they should really have the airport get a more reliable vendor in here. Absolute joke if there was less than a one star I'd give that.

This review is for the location in the Fredericton airport. There are two locations in the airport…read more the first one was closed so the only place to get a coffee is after you went through security. They only staffed one poor teenage girl to run this location. Even for a Tim Hortons, this wouldn't be acceptable but to be expected to make various hot drinks, etc is impossibe. there has been a huge line for an hour with customers trickling through very slowly. one guy she said that his croissant would be ready in 20 secs and he was left waiting for 10 minutes. everything looks delicious but there is no way everyone will be served before loading. Get your shit together Chesspiece owners, hire more people... I'm surprised she is keeping her composure and doesn't walk out.

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.

I was visiting New Brunswick and heard that this was a popular bakery to visit in town, and I was…read morepretty spot on considering the size of Fredericton, this bakery's line was nearly out the door! This bakery makes a variety of baked goods including cupcakes and bars, but they are most known for their (I believe they call them) Korean Milk Cream Donuts. Every day they make it in strawberry, vanilla, and coconut then they have a special flavor of the day. This time, it was chocolate salted caramel. While the donuts are a little pricey ($6 CAD), this bakery is pretty special and stands out from the New Brunswick crowd! No seating inside, and donuts sell out quick! Tip is to call ahead and they are more than happy to set aside donuts for you in the morning. The staff is also very quick and also very kind. The donuts were great! and it's hard to find all these specialty goods in New Brunswick considering how rural the rest of the province is. I'm hoping this review will help get this bakery more on the map since it seems like this area does not use Yelp very much!

The Korean donuts are Amazing!!! But there were a lot people line up. The other donuts look so…read moregood.

How have I gone so many years eating in Fredericton never having tried the Schnitzel Parlour?!…read more The Schnitzel Parlour is an authentic German restaurant operating out of the ground floor of the owners' house. The owners are a German couple who have lived in Fredericton for a number of years now. In addition to being general chefs, they are also chocolatiers, making various chocolate products year round. When you walk into the restaurant, you immediately feel welcome and that the dining experience is going to be special. Instead of a big room with tons of tables, the space involves several smaller rooms each with a few tables. On sitting down, you can browse the menu which includes a story about the owners and their pet dogs. Wanting the full German experience, I started with a stein of beer. This was served with bread and crackers accompanied by a chocolate olive tapenade and a chocolate balsamic dip. I'm not a fan of olives, but the chocolate balsamic was delightfully fruity and rich at the same time. As a starter, the meals came with a house salad: simple greens topped with the chocolate maple house dressing. Prior to this visit, I would have guessed that a chocolate maple salad dressing would not work at all. However, when you have expert chocolatiers in the kitchen, you can trust their judgment. The dressing tasted of chocolate without being sweet or heavy, it almost took on a balsamic quality which shone against the simple salad backdrop. For a main dish, I shared two entrees: bratwurst with curry sauce and pork schnitzel with sauerkraut. Every component of the entree was fantastic, from the sharp sauerkraut, the sweet and rich curry ketchup sauce, the hugely portioned meat, and the homemade buttery spaetzle. My one regret was not saving room for dessert, as I imagine the cakes are just as fantastic. The service was incredibly friendly and personable. On a Tuesday evening in early September, the restaurant was not full up, but I understand they are often full, so I'd recommend making a reservation. They are only open at dinner time, from 5-8, five days a week, so plan ahead if you want to visit. I can't wait until my next trip back to Fredericton to visit this lovely restaurant again!

Every thing was perfect. I wish it had more extensive hours of operation and a few more tables, but…read morethose only add to the charm of this genuine German cuisine restaurant.

Coffee is fantastic and the staff are always pleasant and welcoming. Good wifi and place to hang…read moreand people watch.

Some of the best cold brew we have ever had. Food is also excellent. The açai bowl was perfect.read more

I cannot say enough good things about Monkeycakes! The service is Fabulous, the Baked goods look…read moreamazing very creative and artistic designs and taste delicious!

My trip to Canada was completed when I stepped foot into monkey cakes. The owner greeted us with a…read morewarm welcome and walked us through the vast selection. The first bite of the coconut cupcake took me back to the shores of Maui. Cupcakes are usually too sweet, but these pack a sweetness that doesn't overwhelm. You could have 2 or 3...or 5 (but I'd stop there for St. Pancreas' sake). I don't always eat cupcakes but when I do, I choose Monkey Cakes. Stay sweet, my friends.

Located near the food court at Regent Mall, this self serve frozen yogurt shop offers up to 10…read moreflavors of frozen yogurt (5 machines-2 flavours each) and over 50 toppings (sauces, fruits, cookies, candies, cereals, nuts) to choose from. Grab a paper cup/bowl and be creative! Your froyo treat is charged by weight here. Besides frozen yogurt, they offer shakes, coffee, and sandwiches including the waffle-iron grilled cheese. There is also seating inside this cozy shop. While shopping recently at Regent Mall, I stopped in at Yeh! Frozen Yogurt & Cafe for a cool treat. I was given a small sample cup as I walked in. On my recent visit, they only had 7 out of 10 flavours available including Blood Orange, Greek Raspberry, Cake Batter, Double Chocolate, Banana, Vanilla Bean, and Kiss of Key Lime. I sampled the Greek Raspberry which had a good fruity flavour and was not too sweet. I went with Greek Raspberry froyo and topped with sliced almonds, fresh strawberries, blackberries, cookie dough, brownies, and chocolate sauce. After being weighed at the register, I spent around $7 for my treat which seemed in line with other similar froyo shops. My custom made froyo treat was sweet, cold, and refreshing. The soft frozen yogurt stayed cold and did not liquify quickly, as experienced at other froyo shops.