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    Where to eat

    For a complete list of the province’s must-experience restaurants, visit DiningPick.com. (Please note that Diningpick.com is a privately owned website and the Province of New Brunswick is not responsible for its content or management.)

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    Where to eat

    Local Cuisine

    So little time, so many fabulous-looking dishes to try. East Coast cuisine is memorable for its market-fresh flavours, herbs and spices. From French-inspired to traditional Acadian dishes and Intercontinental specialties, the accent is on the bounty of the sea, locally sourced meat and poultry. 

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    Local Cuisine

    Local Recipes

    Bring home a taste of delectable Acadie. Try making some of our mouth-watering dishes from authentic recipes. These fine examples of Acadian cuisine are from Marielle Cormier-Boudreau and Melvin Gallant book: ‘A Taste of Acadie’. Copies of this book are available in bookstores or online.

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    Local Recipes

    Where to eat

    For a complete list of the province’s must-experience restaurants, visit DiningPick.com. (Please note that Diningpick.com is a privately owned website and the Province of New Brunswick is not responsible for its content or management.)

     MORE >
    Where to eat

    Local Cuisine

    So little time, so many fabulous-looking dishes to try. East Coast cuisine is memorable for its market-fresh flavours, herbs and spices. From French-inspired to traditional Acadian dishes and Intercontinental specialties, the accent is on the bounty of the sea, locally sourced meat and poultry. 

     MORE >
    Local Cuisine

    Local Recipes

    Bring home a taste of delectable Acadie. Try making some of our mouth-watering dishes from authentic recipes. These fine examples of Acadian cuisine are from Marielle Cormier-Boudreau and Melvin Gallant book: ‘A Taste of Acadie’. Copies of this book are available in bookstores or online.

     MORE >
    Local Recipes
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