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

Peak of efficiency, height of courtesy and stunningly good coffee…read more Great guy, well worth the plethora of excellent reviews. Coffee was fresh, bold and smooth. No bitterness (I drink it straight, so I'd know) no bad after taste. Nothing but the sound of angels singing. I'm here all week and see no reason to try for better. The only better coffee is my wife's. you decide on my objectivity!

Been going to Jon & Nancy for over 10 years now. Absolutely the best coffee in Fredericton.read more

I am a regular, for the past 4 yrs, multiple times per day…read more This morning this location was completely understaffed, with only the owner working, so, due to the excessive line, I opted to go to Starbucks, down the hall of the Regent Mall (Fredericton, NB) location. Upon returning later in the day, to Timothy's Regent Mall for my second cup of coffee and snack, in an attempt to REDUCE WASTE (as I usually do), I opted to reuse my Starbucks coffee cup, and immediately, once this was discovered, the owner erupted and flipped out in front of myself, and other customers, refusing to allow me to fill this cup. When you pay for a cup of coffee, whatever cup you're given, branded or not that object is embedded within the purchase price of Coffee, and after the transaction, then becomes your property. So, in an effort to preserve his own "branding" this owner opted to create issue, and his reaction was to flip out and refuse service, unless I took one of his cups... creating more waste, which was my intention to avoid. I was then given a Timothy's cup, and asked to go down to Starbucks, and ask them to fill it with their coffee. FYI- I have in the past, for over 2 years, refiled my own Starbucks Travel mug at this Timothy's location, without a single issue. I understand the concept and mentality of branding, but to avoid creating waste, this whole situation could have, and SHOULD have been handled in a better way, that displayed to the customers professionalism, and proper customer service... but instead, they got a exhibition of an irate owner ranting and refusing my service unless I took one of his cups. We live in an environmentally conscious reality, and retail chains and small businesses have become more aware of this, which in turn can swayand I have been a regular customer for 4 years, usually twice a day or more. Because of his display of improper customer service, and refusal of my right to refill my own property (another cup) sadly, I will be taking my business elsewhere from here on out, likely to a more environmentally conscious venue.

Timothy's is a gem hiding on the edge of a crowded food court. It is owned by a small family who…read moreworks together to create a welcoming coffee shop experience. The friendly smiles and sincere kindness from the owners and staff is really the highlight here, but on the menu, the muffins and oatcakes shine above all else. The owner hand selects ingredients from the Farmer's Market, when in season, and always has the freshest goodies baked multiple times each day. Aromatic/flavoured coffees can be found alongside your light and dark roasts, so if you are looking to grab a cup of joe on the go, or to sit down and enjoy a fresh snack, then swing by this little gem on the edge of the food court.

They may be elsewhere during the week, but on the WEekends , I head to the boyce farmer's market to…read moreget an espresso or a latte from Whitney's. They are in the back section, in the annex or the small corridor. The guys know their coffee beans. you can buy your beans there to grind on your own as well. They have a good selection of beans. I like this place.

Stopped by this little place that I happened upon. Sweet decor. Helpful and friendly staff…read more Cappuccino was excellent as was their pesto chicken sandwich. Dog friendly and it seemed that everyone that came through was friendly and chatty. Lovely porch and plenty of outdoor seating. I'll be going back.

Awesome atmosphere. We have a blast going to Unplugged, great food, awesome games. It was fun for…read morethe whole family. The staff are friendly and always willing to help. We have also done the escape rooms and had a blast solving puzzles.

Love the games! Great place to hang with friends. So many selections on new games to play - and…read morehelpful staff to direct you in your gaming adventures. Snacks and drinks are well priced, but the food is overpriced for what you get. I recomnend the candy bowl!

I have eaten banh mi in many places and was pleasantly surprised to have this in Fredericton. The…read moreowners immigrated to Canada from Vietnam just two years ago. It is a traditional bakery (breads, pastries, etc.) but also have the Vietnamese sandwich! The bread is made on location as well as the various cold cuts so it is very authentic. Not 5 stars because there was no cilantro and I love mine with cilantro. At $5, it is pricier than other places but it is all about supply/demand and still good price point for a full size and filling sandwich. Oh, try the meat pâté chaud too!

The bread is fresh fresh fresh. I normally get the light rye or the caraway rye bread. Usually…read moreI will indulge at least once per week. The baker is there from sun up to sundown ( or so it seems ). He has a kiosk at the Boyce Famer's Market on Saturdays. The specialty is the Bee Stingers- which are a delicious treat. He has more than just bread, offering home made treats similar to what you would find in Europe. The owner is a humorous guy, making you feel at home. Ring the bell.