last summer i went to this location while i was visiting my parents for the summer. As i was…read morewaiting in line, i saw one of the employees nails break into one of the ice cream tubs... i didn't want to bring it up because i have bad social anxiety, but i remembered this event today and decided maybe it would be a good idea to leave that here... Great service tho, everyone is very friendly... They maybe just need to tweak a little bit of their sanitary requirements...

The BEST ice cream ever ! We got a very big " small " one , two scope for less than 3 dollars! My…read moremom rarely eats ice team, but she said it was too good, so she ate two of them strongly recommended ！The girl there was really sweet and nice and the little one loved it so much! Thank you!

I've been a fan of Dickinson's Maple Products since I was a child living in a West Brook. Having…read morelived across Canada through the years, I've had it shipped to me in British Columbia and got most people f my neighbours hooked to. Not w, living in Ontario I'm still enjoying it. Plan to get a ne batch shipped the year. Mmmmm

Okay, full disclosure up front: this is my family farm. I grew up here. My parents live here and…read morerun it, and sell these products. Consider yourself warned. That being said, one of the things they produce on the farm is maple syrup. In the spring, usually in March and April (but it varies with the weather), they produce and sell all sorts of maple products from a roadside shop. It's in the middle of nowhere but there is a sign at the end of the lane, and the maple shop is right by the road. You can get a tour and see how it's made, and then buy to your heart's conent. Maple syrup in glass, plastic, or tins, from 125ml right up to 4 liter sizes. And, being the home of maple, you can get it in other forms you don't get outside eastern Canada and New England: maple cream (like fudge) in many shapes, maple butter (spreadable on toast), and granulated maple sugar. One of the best things on earth. And you won't get it cheaper - or better - than here.

If you have questions about the medications you are taking or would like to know if there are…read morealternative solutions to helping you with any health issues you may have, then I would strongly recommend that you go talk to John Staples. It is very rare to find a health care professional as knowledgeable as John is in both traditional and natural medicines. He has been our person to go to since my wife and I moved here 5 years ago for our health care needs. On a side note John also has one of the largest assortments of fine chocolate in Moncton and is well educated on chocolate as well.

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.

I'm not quite sure of the appeal of Tim's. I know it's Canadian blasphemy to say you don't like Tim…read moreHorton's but I don't and this particular location takes the spot of the worst one I've been to. The sole worker behind the counter always seems to be in a foul mood but I can never understand why because it's never busy (at least not that I've seen) and they're always out of something. Maybe I'm going at the wrong times of day but you wouldn't expect them to be out of muffins, milk, and half of all their donuts all at once let alone more than once but that has been my experience with them. The plus side is that the bathrooms are always clean and that's actually my main reason for ever giving them any business as I feel guilty for dirtying their clean bathrooms and then not buying anything. If you're a smoker then you'll probably like their coffee as most of the Tim's fans I know are or were at one point smokers and there are still rumours going around that they still use nicotine in their coffee despite claiming to stop this practice once it was exposed. As a non-smoker, I find their coffee gives me a splitting headache and I leave every time vowing never to drink it again. But then I have to pee and my guilt gets the better of me. Bottom line: for 3 bucks and a small walk down Main St, you can do better. Much better.

Bring Tim Hortons to Saint-Louis-de-Kent...The 30 km round trip drive to Richibucto is…read moreridiculous...The greater Saint-Louis area has a population of 5000 to 6000 people which includes the municipality of Saint-Louis de kent, Saint-Louis, Saint-Ignace, Saint-Charles, Aldouane, Kouchibouguac and Pointe-Sapin...Even an Express store with limited hours would be good for the region.

To summarize in two words: Carrot cake. Four words? Carrot cake & blueberry scones…read more This is a small bakery with excellent products and even better service. They have baked goods and, usually, soup, chili or beans and the place always smell wonderful. It's located in a beautiful historical building, Bell Inn, in Dorchester, which makes for a very pleasant and scenic drive.

We stopped at Great Canadian Bagel for a light snack before heading to the mall. This bagel shop…read moreoffers up to around 20 kinds of bagels including specialty bagels such as cheddar salsa and cheddar onion (looked very good), as well as breakfast & deli bagel sandwiches, bagel dogs, other baked goods, soup,chili, salads, coffee, and cold drinks. The place was fairly busy around lunchtime when we arrived here and they only ran out of 5 of the types of bagels. We decided to get a Bagel Bruschetta ($2.35 plus HST), which was premade and warmed up. The bruschetta topping had good flavours and tasted pretty good which was crushed tomatoes with green onions, seasonings, garlic & olive oil on top of a half a plain toasted bagel. The plain bagel itself was okay, crisp on the outside, but a bit dry inside. If given a choice, I would've chosen a different flavour of bagel (cheddar jalapeno bagel or the onion bagel) instead of plain for the bruschetta, which could still be made to order quickly. The service behind the counter was systematic and prompt with several staff taking and preparing the orders and one staff member cashing customers out.

It's been a while since I been there but I went this morning. The sign said 3.90 for a bacon and…read moreegg bagel, this turned into a 9.00 meal including a coffee. No receipt given. Apparently certain bagels and when they ask what kind of cheese you want means you are paying extra for it. Not a great experience.