We had one of the best meals on our trip in the Maritime. The atmosphere was great. The food was…read moregreat along with the service.

Nestled just outside of Fundy National Park in New Brunswick Canada is Cave View Family restaurant…read more Go inside to order and pick your own seat inside or out. We ate outside so we could watch the waves hit the beach. Great food. Seafood chowder and chucks of lobster, scallops and potatoes. Homemade biscuits to accompany fried shrimp dinner. Huge shrimps and good fries. If I am back in this area, I'll stop back in. Don't forget to stop at the local craft shop in the parking lot.

If you come here, you should get the seafood chowder…read more The two-piece fish and chips with a bowl of seafood chowder were more than two of us could eat when we split it. The view outside of the bay is spectacular. You order your food, find a table, then they bring your food to you.

How fun is this? Charcuterie boards!…read moreThey were slammed so service was slow but worth the wait. Super nice groove. Small friendly place.

This is a funny place. There's no kitchen... the only food options is picking a number of meats,…read morecheeses or fish for a charcuterie board. That said, everything was fresh and good, well presented. It's a small room and can get loud (the small bar is right there ) but we were glad we went.

The seafood chowder was ok, very thick. Couldn't taste the seafood. The fish and chips was greasy…read moreand the fish over cooked and dry. A bit expensive for the quantity of food.

I have never Given a one star review to anyone before. We ate here for dinner and we're beyond…read moredisappointed. The muscles we ordered had no taste and we're cold at the bottom. At the lobster roll was all mayonnaise and the lobster bisque had no taste.. after we ate there we both got stomach aches.

Waiter suggested the seafood casserole as the best on the menu but we couldn't even eat it…read more It sounded delicious but it was gelatinous, fishy, and off-tasting. None of the seafood we got here was good to be honest. The lobster roll was also the worst I've ever had. There was a very small amount of lobster that was shredded and diced up very small. The lettuce tasted out of place, as did the sugary mayo. The bun was toasted perfectly, buttery and airy. As was the garlic toast which came on the side of the seafood casserole. The poutine was awesome, the fries had that amazing fluffy crispy texture. The gravy was also well seasoned and some of the cheese curds were melty. The Ceasar salad was mediocre, with artificial bacon bits. Beautiful views, with indoor and outdoor seating available. The windows are so large that you aren't missing out on anything by sitting inside. The waiter didn't let us know that we had to go to the front to pay so we were waiting in the check for quite some time. She only checked on us once after the food came. But overall the service was good.

The seafood chowder really is excellent. Hearty, but not too much cream like at Quincy Market.read more

This is a small shop that is run by a fellow that is very passionate about the food he creates. He…read morespent the time to describe all of his perogies even though he didn't have some of them in stock. I purchased the frozen spinach feta perogies. They were very good. I would stop by there again.

As a hungry vegans travelling from the U.S. and visiting Saint Martins, New Brunswick, Canada, my…read morepartner and I were happy to find that Kolody's Perogies had some vegan options (as advertised, they are vegetarian and vegan friendly, there are also other options for those who aren't vegetarian or vegan). We opted to have the vegan donair perogies and vegan cabbage rolls, all of which were filling and delicious. We had nice conversations with Dave Kolody, the owner who prepared everything for us. The family run restaurant is mainly take out - There are a handful of seats by the counter overlooking the front window, should you wish to eat inside. Hopefully, more vegan options will be made in the future. We felt well taken care of by Dave.

O man, cant resist a great local flavour greasy feed if the occasion presents itself so winningly!…read more Just off hwy 111 as you turn onto the Fundy Coastal Drive and the "main" street of St Martin. Right after the first bright white church. These ladies know how to sling a mean fried fish dish, with fresh cut fries, out the window of this little roadside shack. It was 'happening'! The biggest crowd in the area congregated here for their share of the seafood menu and ice cream. I had the Fish (Haddock) Plater. Deep fried batter haddock -my first time with this Atlantic resident- burger with a heap of fresh cut fries Under 10$. Worth every penny (with a bit of indigestion) and then some. =D. This is not sushi country: when in Rome! Wow. New Brunswick! So sweet. Great air. Green-off-the-charts. BIGest hills this side of the Continental divide. Small populations, smooth spacious roads. AND an ocean! My first skinny dip in the ATLANTIC!!! St Martin and the Fundy Trail, while in the Saint John area, especially if you just dont have a lot of time to explore the Bay more fully.

$20 for a 3oz lobster roll with more mayonnaise than lobster and poutine drenched in gravy, was…read morevery disappointed

Locals say this is the best ice cream in the area…read more It is in a little store next to some lobster boats. This is a quaint little shopping area. There are a lot of options for souvenirs. The owner is very nice as are all of the employees. The ice cream was very smooth and creamy. It had chunks of fruit and was loaded with flavor. They make their own waffle cones right in the shop. Tours stop here when in the area. The guides suggested that lunch digests better with ice cream. This was a great stop to look at the covered bridges.