Beautiful setting. Unfortunately it was pouring rain as we were there, so we couldn't enjoy their…read morepatio. Luckily inside was cozy with beautiful wood tones and fireplaces. So I often judge places by how they treat us when we show up with our non verbal daughter in a wheelchair. I don't expect a lot in a winery too since she is a minor. EVERYONE was considerate and kind and talked directly to her and made sure we were comfortable. We did a couple of wine flights. Exceptional wines. So much so we got a case sent home to us. If we hadn't just eaten, we would have tried their food. It looked yummy. One of the more authentic experiences we had at magnetic hill

Visiting from the USA. Excellent location with a view of Moncton. Lots of cool spots to take photos…read moreacross the venue; artsy & chic interior. Charcuterie board complemented our drinks perfectly. If you're curious about the name, be sure to ask a waiter why it's called "Magnetic Hill"!

Great facility for a university to have. I appreciate that in Canada (much like the USA ) the…read morecollege facilities tend to be a vast improvement on what we get back in the UK. This, I was told, is a purpose built soccer stadium which holds around 10,000 people. (Some championship clubs in England can only but wish for those figures) The staff who worked during my time here were all very professional and helpful. They simply couldn't do enough for me. A great facility with some fabulous staff in a picturesque part of the world.

Moncton Stadium was created with the interest of luring a CFL team…read more Well, they lured me in with the first ever regular season CFL game East of Montreal. Yep, the right team won on this day. Eskimos over the Argos.. the win that turned around their season. I was eager to be there, so I rushed to buy seats in the grand stand.. got three rows up from the 55 yard line. Was a great spot for sight lines, and allowed you to take in all of the field and the entire spectacle of the temporary seating around the place. Shame the seats were a little small for my liking. Ended up next to a big guy, and hand his elbow in my side for the whole game. The concourse was a no go for food. Not enough spots to keep everyone fed.. but the attendance of the game was far beyond what is was normally to be made for. The only issue I had with this spot was the accessibility.. there is two exits? Really?

We had a lovely late lunch on the patio during the summer. We faced the busy main street and spent…read morethe meal watching cars go by and some dubious parking jobs. The menu is like a local news paper which is cute and interesting touch! Our server was great, even though it took a little while to get the food. I had the pasta special of the day, which was pesto and chicken pasta. It was a huge portion size, but I was hungry enough to polish it off. My partner had the burger. Both dishes was delicious and the comfort food meal that we were both looking for. Would recommend for a good pub meal!

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Stopped here as recommended by a local at the mall. The entrance gives way to a basement type…read morespeakeasy feel. It was a Wednesday night so completely empty, but that honestly just made the experience that much more fun! the bartender was so kind and helpful. We played 2 player Pacman, pinball, air hockey and the coolest part was that there was an N64 console with Smash on in the back on a projector screen. It was so much fun! the bartender said they have comedy shows and event happenings on the weekends. They had a nice selection of beers, sodas, and they also had liquor options. A bit of a goth theme was sprinkled throughout the space as well so that was fun.

Cute gallery offering a variety of gifts and something for everyone. They have accessories,…read morepaintings, jewelry, sculptures, cards, food. Prices are on the higher side but that's the cost for handmade art :-) If you're looking to support local artists, check this place out.

If you like knick knacks this is your place. They have lots of items packed into a small space…read more Notice the store is upstairs so it is not handicapped accessible.

Very nice staff made this a good stop for some souvenirs. They've got loads of gift items, jewelry,…read moresoaps, bags, tee shirts, and my favorite: some really funny signs.

What an awesome little store! It's down a little street, so we almost missed it, but I sure am glad…read morewe went in! The people there were very friendly, and talked to us about the things we were interested and greeted us when we entered. They were willing to give us information about the things they sold and the artists they sold, as well. They prices were astounding! Solid wood furniture for only a few hundred dollars, and really awesome stuff. The artwork was expensive, as it usually is, but it was all really original and well done. I would actually have felt good spending the money on it, it actually felt like true art. I didn't end up buying anything since I don't live near, and we're just visiting. But my brother bought a few old skeleton keys. So cool!!

A skateboard ramp. That's all I could think of when I stepped into this arena... alright.. an old…read moreone.. but a skateboard ramp. I was there for a curling event, so I was able to do a lot more exploring than you would for other things. I really enjoy older buildings like this. Rich history on the walls, you can almost feel it. Unfortunately for the buildings.. the age and history come with a price. Improper, congested seating, and poor sight lines. The coliseum is wrought with them. The location of the actual arena is also somewhat confusing. Out of the way, and down a strange road.. that makes you think that you may be off course. Like the other similar arena's in similar cities, the coliseum needs a replacement.