This place is super plain from the outside and the shabby decor leaves a bit to be desired, but…read morethey make up for it with the warm service and quality drinks. We did not get to try the food but we saw them preparing their croissant sandwiches and they looked (and smelled) amazing and great value for under $5! I think the owners are Korean and the menu has a bulgogi beef bowl and spicy pork on rice option, if you are craving something more substantial to eat. On this visit, I had the strawberry banana smoothie which was made with fresh fruit (none of those weird concentrates that some places use), yogurt and milk. You can substitute oat or almond milk at no extra cost. My DC had a lemon honey iced tea which is super lemon-y with a bunch of sliced lemons in it.

During my stay in Fredericton, i got a chance to explore this cozy cafe situated in their downtown…read morewith some nice patio sitting. Get yourself indulged in the aroma of house coffee beans when you enter the cafe. It provides wifi too, so you can browse unlimited while enjoying your latte and food. Order: Chicken Panini: Their panini served with pickle tasted like a homemade panini which was a best combination to enjoy a rainy day with nutella latte. Nutella Latte: This latte is the most ordered hot drink here so i also decided to taste its speciality. Well, I must say that it was up to my expectations and i enjoyed every sip of this. Rating: Taste: 4/5 Ambience: 4/5 Service:4/5 Value for money: 4/5

After a few days of traveling around NB, we were getting tired of pub food (there are only so many…read moreburgers, fish and chips and lobster rolls one can eat...) and were craving something different. We had walked past this cute spot and decided to grab take out. We had the tabbouleh salad and gheymeh stew. Both were flavourful and tasted really fresh. The portions are quite big. The salad had a good amount of fine bulgar, which was perfect because I don't like when tabbouleh salad is all parsley! The stew is mainly split yellow peas over rice. There is a grilled eggplant on top as garnish and it was smoky and delicious, I wanted more of that! I would suggest phoning ahead if you want to do take out. They happened to be busy on the Sunday evening that we went, so we had to wait 25 mins. for the order to be prepared. The dining room is small and cute. They have a wall of customer's comments which is fun to read. A vegan Persian restaurant is definitely a unique find in Fredericton and a nice change from other restaurants in the area!

While staying at fredericton, I read about this cafe serving delicious and vegan baklavas. Located…read morein downtown, I loved the vibe of this cafe reflecting such a positive and vibrant ambience. I and my husband enjoyed the coffee with crispy baklava. Rating: Ambience: 5/5 Taste: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Value for Money: 4/5

Sitting in the airport now waited at lunchtime for over an hour inside security. The place had a…read moresign that said be back soon. Well over an hour passed terminal full and the only food option is closed. When the two workers actually returned I tried to get a sandwich everything available was almost a week old. This place is a joke and they should really have the airport get a more reliable vendor in here. Absolute joke if there was less than a one star I'd give that.

This review is for the location in the Fredericton airport. There are two locations in the airport…read more the first one was closed so the only place to get a coffee is after you went through security. They only staffed one poor teenage girl to run this location. Even for a Tim Hortons, this wouldn't be acceptable but to be expected to make various hot drinks, etc is impossibe. there has been a huge line for an hour with customers trickling through very slowly. one guy she said that his croissant would be ready in 20 secs and he was left waiting for 10 minutes. everything looks delicious but there is no way everyone will be served before loading. Get your shit together Chesspiece owners, hire more people... I'm surprised she is keeping her composure and doesn't walk out.

This is such a cute cafe/bar with friendly service and warm, welcoming vibe. I came here for…read morebreakfast and had one of their breakfast sandwiches (egg, cheese, tomato, ham) served on your choice of Montreal-style bagel. I also had a London Fog which was creamy and not overly sweet. The decor is very home-y and inviting and they have a selection of vinyls you can listen to. I walked by on a Saturday evening and they were hosting some live music. There are a couple small tables outside as well. Gotta love the "Kindness Wall" where you can pay it forward and buy a coffee or leave a dollar amount (like a gift certificate) and someone else can use it. They also had a photography exhibit while I was there. It definitely feels like a local hangout kind of place and I would definitely be a regular if I lived here!

This place often has some decent live music, it's often busy with the hip crowd, has a nice vibe…read morewith big tables and a friendly atmosphere. Buuuuut, the coffee is just bad. They have a nice fancy espresso machine, show off local roast beans, but still produce a tasteless muddy cup. The service is slow too, kinda think the barista struggles with pulling a shot which would explain the bad coffee. If this is the case just give me a French press. Anyone can learn how to make a great French press. Espresso should be reserved for people willing to invest in learning how to pull a good shot. Anyways, it's a shame. I want to spend time here as a change of scenery from my home office, but I can make much better coffee at home. Maybe they'll let me pay $4 to drink my own coffee while I use their Wifi

Great ambiance. Service staff are friendly and welcoming Enjoy each time I go. A few…read moreDifferent twists to food as well just don't order whipped cream on your hot chocolate! $4 extra!

Great waffles, rye bread, special coffee. We both enjoyed…read moreour breakfast. Great staff.

A gem on the Northside! Excellent customer service, and very reasonable pricing for delicious home…read moremade food. I love the variety you get with the combo, the lentils are to die for and the sautéed kale is mouth watering. An absolute must try!

In case you were wondering what type of food you can get at "Ethiopean", just look to the name…read more Located in the Northside Farmers' Market (open Saturday and Sunday), Ethiopean is a tiny stand offering a wonderful mix of traditional Ethiopean "stews" and other dishes including beef, chicken, lentils, kale, potatoes and green beans. A 3-combo meal comes with your choice of three of the former, plus two generous portions of injera, the spongy bread used to scoop up the wonderful stews. On this visit, I tried the beef, lentils and kale. The beef was nicely spiced with a rich red/brown sauce, the kale was nicely sauteed to remove the bitter bite and the lentils were creamy. I recommend by-passing the utensils and relying on the injera to act as your spoon. Speaking of the injera, it was soft and held together perfectly to pick up the fillings. If you are looking to try something new in the Fredericton area, make a visit to this market for some authentic Ethiopean!