Our visit here was perfect…read more Decor is simple, and yet interesting, with room to breathe and have a quiet conversation while being embalmed in colour from the art on the wall, much if it quite wonderful, and, I assume local. The lower level has more seating and art. Our coffee order was well made. We split a carrot cake which was rich in flavour, delicious. Service was perfect. Well done.

This was a lovely unexpected find for us. We were checking out the Red Rover Cider House that…read moreshares the same space, and was pleasantly surprised that there was such a great vegetarian restaurant right next door! The service is absolutely lovely, with our server explaining things to us and making recommendations when we were stumped. We got the Green Goddess Cold Bowl and the Beet and Goat Cheese Paninis. Both were very substantial and filling. We also had a soup side with the panini and we tried their peanut soup (!! so interesting and good). My preference was for the panini since it was roasted until hot and gooey inside. It was a great meal to start off our exploration of Fredericton.

Food was great! Lots of options for vegan/vegetarian. We sat out the back/side on the patio. Very…read moreunique place with silent auction art and relics of the building being the old court house! We had one night for dinner while in Fredericton and we were glad we chose Isaac's Way.

A beautiful eclectic little gem of restaurant with a patio overlooking the river. Our server Sara…read moreBeth made our dining experience memorable. It is our 40th wedding anniversary today and not only did we have a delicious brunch/lunch, but Sara blessed us with a complimentary dessert complete with a 40th wedding anniversary cake topper! We will be sure to recommend this restaurant to family and friends. You must try the candied tofu and lentil salad - it's Devine!

SOLID MEAL great fish and chips…read morenice winter salad place is busy! especially on this SAT night; waiter was gone forever (just wanna pay and leave...), otherwise perfect!

Our order: rack of ribs, shepherds pie, fox burger, fries & foxtail ale…read more The meat literally fell off the bones, no knife needed. Smothered in their tangy in-house BBQ sauce, this was a crowd pleaser. Shepherd's pie was extremely soft and creamy, and it was gentle to the taste buds and stomach. I enjoyed the specially brewed ale, not too hoppy and paired great with the spread. Not a fan of the fries, they could have used more crisp. Portions were huge, like Texas huge. Dark ambiance, booth and bar seating available, and decent service. Long list of beers on tap.

The food is excellent! I've eaten many delicious Greek meals and Amino's food is right up there…read morewith the best. The service was friendly and fast. The owner talked with us about food and travel. She made us feel very welcome. She even gave us baklavas to go. Don't let the building exterior fool you- go in for some great food in a comfortable environment.

Excellent dîner. 8 of us everyone enjoyed a delicious Greek meal…read more Porc pita, chicken plate and fatouche all delicious. Highly recommend it

Absolutely loved this place! The restaurant is located on a golf course, but you don't need to be a…read moremember to dine here. Pro tip: Get a seat on the patio area inside, where you can get a beautiful view of the green field with all the comfort and benefits of AC! We enjoyed this place so much that we came here twice. I ordered the oak grilled salmon salad both times, because I enjoyed it so much! The salad size is super generous, with lots of crispy sugared pecans and salty goat cheese. The salmon is likewise massive, and very well grilled! Delicious, and not at all expensive at $17. I asked for dressing on the side, and was thankful I did, as the balsamic reduction is quite sweet and thick. My mother, both times, ordered the Cobb salad. This thing is similarly large, with lots of blue cheese, cheddar cheese, and bacon bits. She really liked the blue cheese dressing, though I found it a tad heavy for my tastes. My dad got the steak flatbread the first time, and the fork cheese sandwich the second. The flatbread was good, though honestly too much (those American portions)! There also wasn't as much steak as I hoped for. The fork cheese sandwich, however, was delightful! Resembling a philly steak sandwich, there were some chunky pieces of steak with lots of melted cheese. His main complaint was that the fries were slightly over fried, making them a little dry. My sister ordered the steak skewers the first time, which came with approximately 8 bite sized chunks of steak. The second time, she got the striploin steak with a side of basil mashed potatoes. She absolutely loved the steak! We also added an order of grilled shrimp skewers, which were charred beautifully and quite flavourful. Too bad this place is located all the way in Fredericton, or we'd frequent it more often!

It took over 1 hour to get our meal, 3 other tables were served and done before we got our meals…read more When we asked why, we were told it's because we ordered an appetizer. Plus we had 3 different waitresses to fill water glasses. Not impressed.

Is there something higher than a 5? If not, for somewhere like this there should be! Cute little…read moreplace, great staff and the food was OMG! The Lamb Shank was falling off the bone and you literally wanted to take a bath in the mushroom sauce... we would have licked the plate but figured that's frowned upon lol

Food was great. Bourbon old fashioned was a bit pricey (probably due to scarcity), but I should…read moreknow better than ordering bourbon in Canada right now.

My wife and I moved here to Oromocto 3 years ago. We have tried almost every pizzeria in town. One…read moreday while getting gas at the gas station that shares the same location as this pizzeria, I noticed that there was a new pizza spot inside the gas station. We had been getting pizza down the road and decided we would change it up. We are glad we did! This was the best pizza in Oromocto BY FAR. Their neighbours claim that their pizza is the best in town, it's dog water compared to Giseles amazing flavour! Thank you for opening this location so close to home :)

Super food,service,and fairly priced We were seated quickly(…read moreand at rush hour), and the last provided menus immediately. We had just enough time to order comfortably,and food came quickly. Everything was fresh.

Free entry even on the weekend evenings with decently priced pints and live music. It was exactly…read morewhat we were looking for. I also think I now prefer Murphy's to Guinness. Surprisingly clean bathrooms for 11pm on a Saturday.

Incredible atmosphere and amazing food. One minor complaint is that it did take a long time for us…read moreto get our food, but our server was pleasant and apologetic, and the food was so good that it was worth the wait.

A quick disclaimer:…read more This is not a critique on the servers themselves, but rather the business as a whole. Understaffing a long-weekend Saturday is an absurd decision and leaving the entire restaurant to one server is abysmal. With that out of the way, let's get into it. Saturday evening, a group of three and I, sat down at around 5:20 to get dinner. Knowing that Taste Of Egypt typically takes longer (the first time I got lunch here I waited 45 minutes for a to-go order!) I cautioned my friends that we should get there early. No problemo. 5:320 is plenty of time to get a meal at a leisure pace and be out before 7pm. We sit, break for the bathroom, sit again and enjoy the quiet atmosphere. At the time of entry, there were maybe 2-3 occupied tables. Not a lot at all. A few minutes go by, we haven't been seen by a server. Several more minutes prompts me to flag down the server and ask for, at the very least, some water. Understandably, only three of four are at the table at this point. Regardless, we look through our menus and decide on what we'll be having. We eventually get our waters and--- We wait. And wait. And wait. You see, dear readers, it wouldn't be until 20 minutes later (give or take, I'm not counting on a stopwatch) that we would be seen again. Only because we, once again, flagged down the server to take our appetizer orders. At the same time we were hoping to put in our meal orders, but alas he skedaddled off before we had a chance to say "excuse me". When we sat down to dinner, we didn't expect this to become a whole day event. And so begins the Game Of Waiting. Truthfully, I'm not sure how long we waited. It was long enough to feel the time aging your skin, to feel your soul leaving your body as the last dregs of patience float off into the stratosphere. Perhaps around 6:20 we got our appetizers. Finally, at long last, we could put in our dinner orders. So we did. The place, by then, had begun to fill up with a few more tables. But we figured we'd be able to get our food, eat quickly and continue on our way like the weary travelers we were. Wrong! By the time 6:50 rolled around, we still hadn't seen a lick of our food. At this point, we flagged down the server again and asked to get it boxed up instead. No problem! Except there was a problem. He ventures off into the kitchens and when he returns, says the plates are ready and asks if we still want it boxed up. Heck yeah we do! We got places to be, shenanigans to sow, people to see! With that, he's off again. Honestly folks, I wouldn't have minded if he brought the plates and boxes and we did it ourselves. But 7:00 rolled around. Then 7:05. We decided to go up and pay so we could be on our way quickly. We waited there, too. One minute. Two. Five. The hostess (I assume? She certainly wasn't serving tables) flitted past us with nary an acknowledgement. 7:30 comes and I now understand the appeal of dining and dashing. There was a couple behind us in line and they got served first! Despite us waiting at the cash for 30 minutes! Absolute insanity. It was only after that 30 minute mark, by the way, that the server finally gave us our to-go boxes. 40 minutes after our request. It takes 40 minutes to box prepared food, goodness gravy. In the end, after our patience had been worn thinner than a tight rope at a circus, we paid only for what we ate and went on our way. Absolutely atrocious of management to leave a single server on duty. Do better. Treat your staff better. On a more positive note, Taco Boyz next door are very lovely.

Great stop for middle eastern food. Value for money and great location in town. We were stopping on…read moreour way through during a road trip, and didn't want fast food. Will definitely go back

Funny little spot, does indeed have the best shwarma in town. The decor has been greatly improved…read moreafter a recent reno. I appreciate the tasty and very fresh food, and the service is friendly... moreso if you take the time to talk to them. NOTE: they have somehow perfected baklava, these are the best I've ever had!