The requested flat whites were very good as well the brownies. The high ceilings, brick interior,…read moreand interesting decor with historical pictures provide a nice back round. We then contemplated the many who perished 400 hundred miles to the east when the Titanic sank. Located near the Delta/Marriott St. John, Kings Square, and the 1817 built Loyalist House. http://www.secondcup.com/menu

Sweet were great coffee was cold there was friendly and slightly quick. I won't be returning to…read morethe St. John's regional for a coffee,again bring back Tim's

Great coffee at the container village. It's a small branch of their main place in Moncton…read more It's good. Nuff said.

Was very excited to give this place a try as when arriving in port on a Sunday, not many places…read morewere open. 1st thing, the shop was SO hot. I feel bad for the team members working and in turn I feel not many individuals would sit down to enjoy their coffee and possibly order additional food or snacks to enjoy there. 2nd, the team member who assisted me was very kind, however the food and treat I purchased really fell flat. I ordered an iced maple mocha latte- there wasn't much flavor, but definitely NO mocha detected. I also ordered a peanut butter ball which was ok, but unexpectedly had either Rice Krispies or coconut inside. A surprise I didn't expect, nor was it noted.

Wonderful place to enjoy a cup of good coffee. Very close to the cruise ship port. We didn't try…read moreany food, but the music was nice

The City Market is the oldest market in Canada built in 1876. The building was made by sailors and…read morethe ceiling looks like the hull of a ship. It is full of vendors and markets selling meats and fish.

The Saint John City Market located across from King Square, is the oldest charter market in Canada…read moreis housed in an old historic building (built in 1874-1876), which is open daily Monday-Saturday year round. The roof of the City Market resembles the inverted keel of a ship to reflect the City's rich shipbuilding history. This long bright indoor market offers fresh produce (in the middle), meats, cheeses, fresh seafood, local & gourmet goods, arts & crafts, gift kiosks, and a good variety of eateries including takeout stands and full service restaurant. The City Market is a great place to stop for breakfast, lunch, dinner (Billy's Seafood Co) or a quick snack! Whether you're in the mood for fresh squeezed orange juice, fresh brewed coffee, bakery items, Korean food, Latin foods, salads, deli sandwiches, fish & chips, lobster, or ice cream, there's something to satisfy everyone's taste. The City Market Bell is rung each day at the opening and closing of the Market, pretty neat, eh. WEBSITE: http://www.sjcitymarket.ca/

Stopped in Halifax while on a cruise stop. Great coffee and pastries. Busy place in downtown area.read more

I did not eat here but I did have an amazing cup of coffee. I know a few people from Canada and…read morethey always tell me how great the Tim Horton's coffee is and I have to agree. It was served hot and had a great flavor. I added less cream than I usually do. The flavor was just right for me. I chatted with one of the employees and she was delightful. The food they serve looks pretty good too but since I was on a cruise I wasn't exactly hungry. They have salads, sandwiches and wraps. There is a constant stream of customers here. If I ever find myself by a Tim hortons again, I will certainly buy a cup of coffee.

i'd say it was pretty good! the boba tho wasn't very sweet and brown sugary imo and the matcha also…read morewasn't as sweet as i would've liked. they were very kind tho bc my mom ordered a taro frostie but got a taro milk tea and they completely remade her order!! :D the taro slush was very yummy. the vibe was so cute!! all the decorations made it the perfect photo spot. they also have other food (i lowk forget) but it looked good.

Very "meh". Nothing special. Also the lack of ketchup bottles on the tables is a real pain for when…read moreyou get the burger and fries. One positive is their poutine is pretty good, if not a bit small.

I'm a big fan of the CoffeeMill, I try to get there every couple months. The prices are very good…read more I personally always get either Honey Garlic Chicken Wrap which has rice in it and comes with a side(I always get the caesar salad its great lots of dressing, I hate when restruants are cheap with caesar dressing) or the Sweet & Sour chicken and caesar. Both great options and the great thing about the sweet and sour one is it is also on the half portion menu if your watching your weight or just aren't that hungry. The full portion meals give you plenty to eat. Don't go between 4 and 5 cause you'll never get a seat. Also they have breakfast all day long, so if your in the mood for breakfast at supper you can.

This place is great! As travelers from the US, we did not have Canadian money and couldn't get our…read moredebit cards to work. The lovely people at the bakery comped our breakfast. Highly recommend!

This bakery has fantastic baked goods . Their bread is consistently delicious. Their recipes are…read moreold school and reminiscent of granny's kitchen. They close early around 1pm but start their days at 5-6 am. Even sandwiches are available but go early as everyone knows they are in high demand. They offer seasonal treats such as fruitcakes ( which are the best within 30 miles) and orange tea cakes. Yummy cookies abound. Many people preorder for pickup as their inventory rotates.

Really well stocked wellness shop! They have household…read morecleaning products, natural laundry soaps, non toxic food wraps and containers, baby products, and much much more. There is even a small tea counter in the back. The owner was super friendly and welcoming!

Downtown (or "uptown" as the locals call it) is as bustling as this town gets, but it's still a bit…read morecorporate. Enter the feel good store, located right beneath the town's yoga studio, and my secret hippie ass felt right at home amongst the supplements, loose leaf tea and scented candles. There's a little outpost to get tea and cookies in the back, with an incredibly warm proprietress. A cup of tea before yoga is just enough and feels totally perfect.

A very lovely and helpful knitting resource behind the counter made Cricket's Cove a wonderful and…read moreinformative experience for knitters traveling through St John. The shop sits on the lower level of what felt like a depressed shopping mall that may have seen better days. Quiet and empty, the mall had an overall borderline creepy feeling, but once inside the shop, all was right. Cricket's Cove has an excellent selection of yarns, needles and patterns. They also have a fair amount of knitted items out for sale as well.

I did not get to the St John store but gave the four stars on Mona's teaching at the Algonquin…read moreResort's Cricket Cove knitting retreat March 14th. She is great if you ever get to take a class with her go for it.