~Major Hit~ I enjoy amazing suppers @ Rocco's Cucina the…read more1rst week of every month ~ our greeter Presley was wonderful getting us settled, then our gracious server Garret was superlativley attentive to our beverages & entrées ~ I started with a Negroni, $12.oo & a bottle of Lumina PG Pinot Grigio, $38.oo, then ordered a Shrimp Gameri al Pernod Tagliatelle for my Mother, $26.oo, & I ordered a custom Seafood Alfredo with Shrimp & Scallop(Radiatori Pasta, $15.oo, Scallops, $12.oo & Shrimp $8.oo). Total with 20% Tip, $153.18. Very impressive, satisfyingg & worth every cent (highly recommend) ~ bonus points on the elegant well appointed dining room

Food was excellent but portions are too small for the price…read more The atmosphere is small and cozy. The wait staff are seemingly in a rush to get you in and out.

This was a find, cozy and quaint, serving good coffee and a nice but small selection of treats. We…read morewere on our way to the Hopewell Rocks, when we found ourselves driving through Hillsboro. This spot was worthy of the stop. We ordered drinks - I got a chai latte just to be different. These folks are famous for their cinnamon buns, and we lucked into one fresh out of the oven. Delicious! The hubby got a cookie with a fudge filling which was also good. I would recommend this place.

Great food. If you're in Hillsboro, don't forget to stop by. The owners are super nice and the…read moreplace is spotless.

Such a great place! Great employees and wonderful sandwiches! Spoke to one of the owners and…read moreshe was so kind in making us a special sandwich to get us as close to Montreal Smoked Meat as possible. They could not have been more accommodating and friendly. If you are looking for a good meal in St John's look no further!!

While shopping at the SJ City Market, one of my eating stops was at Jeremiah's Deli. This full…read moreservice delicatessen serves up a variety of made to order deli sandwiches, soups, cold salads, desserts, breakfast burritos (until 11AM), and cold drinks, plus sliced meats, cheeses, and Jolly Farmer Pork Sausage (grass fed). Most sandwiches priced $5-$6.75 and the PB&J is $3 and the Chicken Club is $8.25, tax included in the prices. See the lunch menu at http://www.thejeremiahsdeli.ca/lunch-menu.html Since it was Friday, they had Seafood Chowder (only Fridays) and I picked up a Small Seafood Chowder ($5.95 with tax) with a hard chewy roll provided to go with my lunch. The chowder was piping hot, which had a mix of seafood including lobster meat and fish in a creamy broth, not too thick. It was pretty tasty and not salty either.

Just what we needed when departing the morning after Convocation Weekend at Mt. A. Perfect…read moreambience, great food, great service!

This coffee shop was recommended to us by someone who overheard hubby and me discussing where to go…read moresightseeing that was not too far but not necessarily in the city limits of Moncton, NB. We were visiting our son and his wife, but they were working during the day. I wish we could have spent more time with them, but it is what it is! At least we got to see them. We had a nap spread out in front of us. I can tell you that this lady's suggestions were excellent! The Cranewood on Main St is a repurposed beautiful 3-floor old house. They've done a fine job of redesigning the interior. The food and coffee we had was good, and it got quite busy in there! You line up for your order / food and to pay - cafeteria style. Sackville is a university town, and I really enjoyed our visit. This coffee shop was terrific! I would definitely go back.

When I was in town for a blood donation, I decided to visit Belly Up BBQ as a way to both replenish…read moremy iron levels and try a new-to-me restaurant. There was a small surge of BBQ places in Halifax in the 2010s, and while that eventually died down, it's good to see the trend spread elsewhere to add new kinds of cuisine to other areas of the province. The interior is spacious, with a bar at one end, a section with several booths, and even more tables beyond that. The décor isn't over-the-top with southern US kitsch like many barbecue joints and could easily pass for a regular bar and grill. Normally when I try a BBQ place for a first time, I go all-in on a sampler platter to try as many of the smoked meats as possible. Alas, Belly Up is the only BBQ place that I've been to that doesn't have this option. As a result, I went with the beef brisket platter since that's more unique to Belly Up, and things like ribs and pulled pork can be found at many restaurants these days. It wasn't too too busy when I arrived and most people were already eating, so my food arrived in quick order. The brisket came as two long, thick slices, and the broad layer of fat on top told me I was getting the fatty end of the brisket. There was a bit of a smoke ring around the edges, although I didn't find that it had a prominently smoky flavour. It was spot-on for tenderness though - the meat broke apart easily, but didn't crumble from being overcooked, and each bite was tender and juicy. You get a choice of a few different sauces with your meat (which is served entirely on the side) and the chipotle sauce was savoury and not *too* sweet, but again, I'd prefer a heavier level of smokiness from the namesake pepper. You get two different sides with each entrée, so again I went with some of the more unique options - the corn fritters and the apple coleslaw. The corn fritters were very well executed - crisp on the outside, fluffy and moist on the inside, and with a hint of sweetness. The ginger and jalapeno honey sauce that came with them was also a surprise hit, with a good balance of sweetness and subtle layer of heat. I generally prefer a vinegar-based dressing for my coleslaw to cut through the rich dishes that it's often paired with, but I still enjoyed Belly Up's apple slaw. The additional crunch and sweetness of the julienned apples brought some complexity to what is often the most forgettable part of a meal, and honestly it's just nice to see a slaw that's done in-house instead of coming out of a five-gallon bucket from Sysco. Service was friendly and attentive throughout my meal. There's definitely some tweaks that Belly Up could do to polish their BBQ game, but it's a still a solid option for something different in the food scene in Truro.

Food poisoning! Barbecue ribs were just mediocre…read more Fried fish was what got a sick Free parking lot service was nice. Definitely would not come back.

The food was outstanding and the service was awesome. The Thursday night Prime Rib special is not…read moreto be missed.

Stopped for a quick lunch on Wednesday and it was packed. The vibe was great and the deco with…read morelocal painting gave the place a cute spirit. We enjoyed our club sandwich with salad, the bacon was so tasty. The bread was ok. Service was fast.

Don't go to JJ's if you hate great food and lots of it. DEFINITELY don't go if you don't like…read moredriving home with your jeans undone, lol. They brought us so much food that I was certain there was another table's order on the same tray. There was not. It was all for us. The restaurant is clean, the atmosphere is friendly, and the wait staff were wonderful. 10/10, will definitely be going there again.

An art deco nostalgic diner atmosphere with typical, reasonably priced diner fare. Ample parking,…read moregood service, good sandwiches for a nice lunch.

What a wonderful, warm place. We ate three of our four meals here while in town…read more Breakfasts were wonderful and the dinner excellent. And all was fresh made. The croissants were just perfect, and not at all like what are commonly called croissants. Eggs benedict on fresh toasted muffin. Our dinner was prepared with fresh pasta. Wasn't sure that would make a difference but it sure did. A new pasta experience for me. Service was quite friendly and prompt. What's not to like?

WE stopped in here with our dog after hiking in the National park, which was epic by the way. . The…read moredeck was lovely, our food was fresh and our server was great.

Food was really good. We ordered through delivery. We also ordered a mirisk (not pictured),…read moreeverything amounted to around $65 including the delivery fee.

Service was great, food was tasty. I have never had Kurdish cuisine before. The toum on the…read morepotatoes was a great addition to the spiced potatoes. Music is very spa-like in here.

Super great pizza, the sauce is delicious! Order was ready promptly, great staff.....the restaurant…read moreatmosphere is nice too.

Great pizza and toppings. For a fishing town known for seafood this was a pleasant surprise indeedread more