STU Dines: Relish, 348 King St.
Yes, you’re right – I’m almost out of restaurants to review. There is a narrowing number of places I have yet to visit on the Southside of Fredericton. Maybe it’s time to venture to the Northside. I choose to eat at Relish purely based on my negative burger experience at Issac’s Way a few weeks [...]
I wanted to take a break this week to talk to you about a little curry treat that occupies a lot of my culinary time. It is a wonderful blend of some of God’s greatest ingredients, and bears a name many seem to pronounce like they’ve had a retainer lodged down their throats. A shawarma [...]
Continue reading …I’m a fan of the rich abundance of pubs that line the downtown core of Fredericton. Even the finer restaurants still have a bar you can stand or sit at, and most have an accessible collection of wine and whiskey for those of you who’re thirsty. Isaac’s Way was always one of those pubs you [...]
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Mandarin Palace, 502 Forest Hill Rd. So I thought I would kick off the newest STU Dines with a little bit of controversy. I have come to hear that some of the norovirus issues from the journalism conference in British Colombia had to do with food. Mandarin Palace has also had their fair share of [...]
Continue reading …It’s getting to be that time of the year when everyone’s wallet is looking a little bit more empty. It means that students like us need to start looking for good deals, but still keep a sense of dignity that you can’t find scarfing down a Big Mac. Dating seems to be nearly impossible to [...]
Continue reading …Every year the manager of the Lunar Rogue holds a festival at the Delta that invites the “Who’s Who” of Fredericton to taste a wide variety of whisky. From the start of the night to the end, there really is nothing negative I could say about this event. From the endless array of drinks to [...]
Continue reading …M & T Deli, 602 Queen St. I’ve come to notice a trend with the first three places I’ve gone to eat. When you walk in, you immediately notice how trendy and well thought-out the atmosphere is. They all serve breakfast and lunch, but have next to no dinner menu. The lunch focus seems to [...]
Continue reading …Cafe Loka, 343 York St. I’ve always been one to root for the underdog. From the moment I started working in a kitchen, I was at the bottom of the barrel. Cafe Loka reminds me of an underdog with a heart of gold. It’s located where Cedar Tree Cafe used to be on York, across [...]
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The Cedar Tree Cafe, 418 Queen St. Have you ever wanted more food options than what’s available on campus? I’ve spent three years here at St. Thomas, but find there isn’t much of a variety when it comes to the cafeteria’s menu. My job now, as someone [...]
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