This place is located in Summerside, Prince Edward Island which is the second biggest city in…read morePrince Edward Island (charlottetown is the first). They are a cute little offer shop which reminds me a lot of Tim Hortons but instead everything is homemade. While we were in the shop people were coming in to sign a book. The book was for a money draw which I don't really understand how it works but I thought it was interesting that they were doing something like that. They said you had to be a resident to enter because you had to come in EVERYDAY to sign the book.

It was the end of the Summerside Lobster Festival, and the Summerside Bakin' Donuts at 48 Water…read moreStreet was one of the places advertised as offering a lobster roll for sale, so why not? I went with my parents. The food and coffee were decent. The lobster rolls, with their sides of potato salad and coleslaw, were tasty, and the coffee good. It was pretty much what you'd expect from a decent small-town Maritimes coffee shop. I found the place most enjoyable for its social environment. The Water Street Bakin' Donuts is part of a chain covering western Prince Edward Island, from Tignish to Kensington. It's a small-town Maritimes coffee shop, and the locals who were in the shop with me and my parents were small-town Maritimes, too. I missed that kind of environment.

I'd rate this a solid 4.5/5 but putting 5 because I don't want to ruin their average rating :)…read more This place has some very solid donuts. Are they the best I've ever had? Not necessarily. Are they significantly better than Tim's? Absolutely. I ordered a Dunkaroo donut and an Oreo cheesecake donut (1 yeast/risen and 1 cake, respectively, to try). I enjoyed both very much! They taste exactly as expected. Soft, sweet, and yummy. Definitely satisfied my donut craving and they're priced appropriately. I knocked off 0.5 stars because there was no major wow or uniqueness factor. Still recommend checking this place out and supporting local!

This was a cute unexpected find during my latest visit to Moncton! The donuts at this place were…read moreawesome! They had a wide variety of flavours, and the donuts were pillowy soft You can choose between cake donuts (baked) and raised donuts (fried). I opted for the raised We ordered a box of 6 donuts and I tried a few of the flavours. My favourites were the Cookie Monster which featured blue icing and crumbled cookies on top, along with the lemon-filled! This place is a great alternative to the standard Tim Hortons' donuts, with more unique flavours and options! Check it out!

Basic donut shop - decent food. Clearly popular with the locals…read more Service was fairly quick

Solid option - drive through and dine in. For U.S. readers, think of a subway/dunkin' donuts…read more On this labor (sorry, "labour") day morning, several tables of men catching up on the day's events. Clean and well lit. A franchise, but an open one and dependable.

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

Visiting NB from the states. This place is awesome for breakfast. Huge assortment of daily made…read morepastries and a complete but not overwhelming breakfast (and lunch) menu. Yes, I did stuff myself because even the fresh wheat toast was incredible. My wife loved the eggs Benedict which were presented on a soft but crisp edged croissant wheel with ham rolled into ever layer and eggs to order softness (to firm) on a cloud of cooked spinach. Amazing she says. Add yo you breakfast stops when in Moncton.

First time and the doughnut selection was great. Not overly sugary and lots of great varietyread more

ordered a coffee decaf with 1 cream and 1 sugar. the man who severed us didn't even try to hide the…read morefact that he just put water with cream and sugar in the cup. he didn't even let us know there was no decaf coffee or anythin. not impressed

This Tim Hortons does a huge business. The drive-through line was backed up through the parking lot…read moreout to the road, and there was a line from the counter to the door for each counter/door. So evidently they either do a great job, or they're the most convenient spot for breakfast, or more likely a bit of both. I've never actually done breakfast at a Tim Hortons - it's always been lunch - so this was my opportunity to compare and contrast with what I might get in the States for a Dunkin Donuts breakfast: I guess it's common to get lettuce and tomato on some of your breakfast sandwiches up here, i.e., the BELT (bacon, egg, lettuce, tomato), which I got on a bagel. Their bagels are slightly smaller than Dunkin's, but more authentic in that they have a crisper crust and have less of that chewy feel of industrial bagels. Their breakfast combos include potato bites, our version of home fries. They're sauteed or possibly pan fried with some salt and pepper coating, as opposed to the battered and fried industrial "tater tot stuff" we get. I should have read the fine print first. It seems their breakfast combos include potatoes and the lunch combos include a donut. I had wanted another of their maple cream, my new favorite donut. The coffee is INCREDIBLY hot. I guess they haven't had to deal with frivolous lawsuits up here like fast food places in the U.S. have. That or Canadians are just sensible enough to not put a cup of coffee between their legs. I do like Dunkin coffee better, but I'm tempted to buy some of their coffee when I'm back in the states to compare it. Fortunately there's a few Tim Hortons in New York and New England where I can do that.

My friends and I came by to grab some appies and drinks since we'd heard great things about this…read moreplace! We tried the smoked salmon gravlax and the ceviche, feature elderflower dessert and two aperitifs (which came out to around $110). Everything was good quality and tasted fresh though I was slightly let down that the dessert was more of a berry cake rather than of elderflower flavour. What stood out was the ceviche, extremely fresh and coated in some unique dressing, I'd definitely get that again! The gravlax while yummy was more standard and tasted what you'd find inside a salmon cream cheese bagel with capers. Overall, service was good and it was a lively evening though it definitely is more of a gourmet experience, but definitely the ceviche would be something to come here for while you're in Moncton.

Superb French restaurant in a French town. Everything from service to dessert was excellent. We got…read morereservations couple weeks in advance for a busy Saturday night and luckily the sun was out for a sweet patio experience. The wine and food menus are very limited, the former a bit pricey. Scallop ceviche was a highlight along with lobster cavatelli. Skate wing was flakey and delicious. Portions were all remarkably sizable. Oh, and the peach Madeleine outrageous. A special dining joint, indeed.

Excellent gathering of local farmers and tradesman and chefs. I hope they can find a new locale, as…read morethey are full to the brim with vendors! Stay fresh PEI! A bit noisy, to be expected, but smiles and friendliness abounds!

Just outside the port area you'll find a small farmers market with local artisans and good…read morebusinesses. I would say this market leaves heavier on the arts and crafts side than food during our particular Sunday visit. I don't know if there tends to be more food on other days? We saw a few prepared food options and one farmer with produce. I was joking to see a more produce and food maker heavy market. They offer such a great glimpse into the local scene and culture. This market has a mustard maker, knitter, dried flower products and some sweet girls playing violin at the entrance. You can't beat the location adjacent to the food hall, port, and floating restaurants along the boardwalk.