beautifully presented cupcakes that are so awesome. The blueberry cupcakes and the chocolate peanut…read morebutter are my favorites. I must stop in St. John. And the owner is so very friendly!

I tried a cupcake here when I stopped in St. John's for a cruise. I was first enticed with the…read morecupcake signs I saw into while walking around the city. Since I love cupcakes and had some time to kill, I decided to walk in. As I opened the door, I walked into a delicious, sweet smell of cupcakes. I reached the counter and saw the different cupcakes. After staring for a good 10 minutes, I decided on the strawberry daiquiri. The cake was soft with bits of strawberries. The frosting wasn't too sweet and went perfect with the cake. It was probably one of the best cupcakes I ever had. I was a bit disappointed that I had to limit myself to one cupcake (I've been eating since the cruise started). They did have a mini cupcake sampler set that had a lot of their flavors. It also looks like they do cakes too. It was a very cute shop with fun and adorable decoration. Take a peek if you're in town.

I had a specialty cake from Joys and it was amazing! Absolutely the best by far I've ever had…read morerecommend this business for all your cakes. Mine was a cheesecake and it was delicious!

My favourite place to get a sweet treat. Drove over an hour on my birthday for a buttercream donut.read more

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!

A quaint fresh food market in the village of Hampton. The woody interior and lamps made fro upside…read moredown thick grassy baskets lend the store a homey rustic feeling. I never saw bigger sweet potatoes! Bread baked fresh daily. Staff are super friendly and helpful to. The free cookie at checkout certainly helped.

When you forget to get all s'mores ingredients- kredls still has the solution: Mrs. Dunster…read moregingernap cookies and Ritter sport milk chocolate works!

At the top of the hill at the intersection of Mount Hanley and Brown Roads, you find the old…read moreupholstery shop next to the historical Mt. Hanley School. A welcome addition to the area, the owners have opened up a small bake shop where they make and sell small batch sourdough breads, treats and pizza dough. In addition, you can purchase hand made and dyed linens that the owner makes. They've got sheep and produce their own fibres so it's a really great spot that's clearly going to grow. You may have seen them at the Clarence market as their shop hours are currently incredibly limited. When I say they sell out fast, I'm talking 15 mins fast! Hours are 11-5 twice a week but you're often out of luck if you arrive by noon so get there BEFORE opening if you want some amazing wood-fired bread!

This place could be a prop for some kind of movie, not sure which kind, but something possibly…read moremysterious. Just look at the outside, reminiscent of something from the Wild West. I'm not sure what I was expecting when going in, but there wasn't much going on in there other than some home made type baking. I believe I did get a coffee there, something easily forgotten, drunk from a generic takeaway cup and absolutely tasteless. Sugar cookies caught my eye, and were thrown into my van which helped save me from stopping for breakfast somewhere down the line, amen to that. "They were great!! actually they were ok...." On the counter were cinnamon rolls which were drenched in syrup, and looking mighty irresistible. She said that it was surprising that they were still there as they sell out so quick. Sure, sure, ok I'll bite. Behind the bakery was a train track, of course, why wouldn't there be? So there it was... a gritty backdrop for some end-of-the-road type photo-ops, and I snapped a few. No bathroom stop here, but the owner was quick to point out the the dollar store down the street had a public washroom, and Tim's was not far either. Kudos for solid local advice like that!

For some reason every time I have went in the bread I chose is not fresh. The do not have date to…read morelet you know when the product is baked like other places

Wonderful, local family-run bakery in the heart of Rothesay s main street shopping. Fresh, great…read morepresentation, good variety of baked goods, senior size for convenience if wanted. Also breads, homemade jams & jellies delicious . Grab and go lunch from the freezer, milk for your coffee ,fresh homemade baked beans. We love this place.

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!

When a guy walks in, excited to try your product, and you're kinda stone faced about your goods…read morethat shoulda been my first clue about the taste -- dry. That's right. The cakes are pretty dry. I can understand 24 hour old cupcakes slathered in frosting to offset the crumbling cakes but I seriously feel like they were older than that. I thought I was in for a bargain at $2.50 each compared to bigger cities hawking similar cupcakes in their trendy malls. Nope. Got exactly what I paid for -- day old muffins with flavored icing to mask the bland cakes.

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.