Located just off the Trans Canada at Exit 433, this local restaurant is a companion business to The…read moreGreen Pig market. Their food is top-shelf and the service is awesome. You will not regret your stop...

Excellent food, top notch service. Dogs ok on patio. Same building as market with amazing bakery,…read morelocal produce and local beef. We ate and bought too much, it all looked so good.

Stopped off here while driving from NS to NB to grab some eats and this place did not disappoint…read more 2x Lobster roll and captain's platter was outright delicious. Makes the stop totally worth it. Sit down is self service so just grab a table and parking is out back

Great service (for what they offer) and very relaxed place but the lobster roll was lacking much…read morefor flavor. Small roll on its own for $19.99, with fries for $$24.99. We also have the jr fried clams to give that a try for $16.99 (without fries). These were pretty good but a bit heavy in breading for us. All comes with a little tub of coleslaw. Everything packed to go as well. Would have appreciated a water station too since it's an order and pick up style place with no servers. Overall it was good and nice service (for what they do/ this style) but the lack of flavor and wasteful serving dishes etc brought my score down.

Fries and potatoes were delicious and fresh and the blt was really good and it was on potato bread…read morewith was also really good highly recommend it and the museum in the building was also very cool and the employees and people there were also nice

As long you want potatoes the food is great. Lobster…read morepotato, veggie potato, pulled pork, sandwiches with potato bread. Etc. If you hate potato don't go there you will be hungry. The service was friendly and fast. If I didn't live 1500 miles away I would be a steady happy customer. The drive from the bridge is through rural farm communities.

Fried food - good fish and chips. Huge portions. Haven't had the pizza. Family friendly - very…read morecasual.

This spot was reco'd to me by a server at a bar/restaurant in nearby Sackville when I snuck out of…read morelockdown to enjoy a beer and 'za in the depths of the pandy. She said, "Call ahead to make sure she had 'em", which I thought was good advice, especially since Village is at the corner of two roads in the middle of nowhere, New Brunswick. What were we talking about? Lobster rolls, that what! The NB specialty and something to be asking about wherever you go in Canada's only bilingual province. When I visited again in April of 2022 I didn't forget about Village, although I didn't have a chance to phone ahead, I went anyway. "I only serve them on Sundays", was the reply to my question about the cute little sammies, and it wasn't Sunday unfortunately. So I had the next best thing, their signature two pieces of fish and chips. It was delightful! Nicely battered fish was tender and flaky. Perfect! They have a cute little dining area inside the building where you can look out over the intersection with plenty of blue sky to be seen and very little else, quite the relaxing place to eat. There is also a patio at the back and plenty of parking too!

Really friendly service and I really liked the gravy. Would definitely hit there again'read more

Smoke's Poutinerie in Moncton has some strong perks. creative menu, good late-night hours, and many…read moresatisfied customers. if you go there with modest expectations and may be order something simple (or with toppings you like), chances are decent you'll enjoy it. I personally like poutine that's why that place is heaven for me.

The owners and staff are super friendly. Food is always delicious, fresh and huge servings.read more

Nice little spot to grab some diner type food. The service was genuinely welcoming and the food was…read moredelish! (the potatoes on the grill are especially heavenly!) The cost ended up being just a little more than I was expecting, but not by that much.