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649 Queen St, Fredericton, NB E3B 1C3, Canada
Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 1C3
(506) 474-7222

Local food, all sauces etc made in house (even the drink syrups for the cocktails!), local art on every wall (they sell it to support kids arts camps), fantastic portioning, amazing presentation.... you'll think you're in a 5 star restaurant, until you get the bill - then you'll be surprised you ate so well for such a reasonable cost. (Presentation is lost in the photo, I already ate some. Because tasty food gets priority over internets.) Anyway. Go there. It's super good.

Went to Isaac's Way on a Saturday night as a group of seven people (our last day on a two-week road trip). Place looked great and menu was very inviting (good selection of local food). Unfortunately, we were all very disappointed with the experience. While service was great (very nice server who made an effort to talk to us in French), everyone agrees that the food was below average (I personally ate only half of my meal -- dry and tasteless pasta -- and this was the day's special), and we continuously saw a mouse running on the patio (when we mentioned it to the server, he said this was normal occurrence -- eek).

Stopped here for dinner after driving from North of Toronto (over 15 hours) so we were looking for good food and to try local beers and relax. They had a lovely Beer Sampler of four small local beers (for $7), my husband and I each had a sampler as an appetizer for a larger variety of different flavours. It was a fun and playful way to enjoy some local flavours. For dinner I had the Vegetarian Squash Wellington, and my husband had the Fish and Chips. Both meals were tasty, filling and satisfying. We would recommend this restaurant.

I've always enjoyed Isaac's Way and was heartbroken when their location caught fire a few years back but now that they're on the waterfront it's a quick step from the trail to go enjoy a wonderful lunch.The owners have done a magnificent job creating a charming atmosphere and the art show is always great. I've eat at with them dozens of times and have never had anything but a personable, charmed experience.

Had a late supper here yesterday. Was pleasantly surprised as it was my first visit. My friend and I both had the gluten free clubhouse sandwich and hearty vegetable soup. I would say it was in the top 3 best gluten free buns I've ever had. Ever. They "recently" (not sure when) changed suppliers and I can say this one hit the mark! The vegetable soup was delicious. Reminded me of soup my mother used to make. Lots of fresh garden vegetables, cabbage, tomatoes....absolutely delicious!I will definitely be back to try the Cranberry Chevre Chicken!

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Isaac's Way

Restaurant at 649 Queen St, Fredericton, NB E3B 1C3, Canada. Here you will find detailed information about Isaac's Way: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

Opening hours

  • Monday
    11:30 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Tuesday
    11:30 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Wednesday
    11:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Thursday
    11:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Friday
    11:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Saturday
    10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Sunday
    10:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Rating

4
/
5
Based on 5 reviews

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State:
New Brunswick
Address:
649 Queen St, Fredericton, NB E3B 1C3, Canada.
City:
Fredericton
Postcode:
E3B 1C3

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Isaac's Way is a Canadian Restaurant based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Isaac's Way is located at 649 Queen St, Fredericton, NB E3B 1C3, Canada.


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  • Sarah McAdam
    Added 2016.11.08
    Local food, all sauces etc made in house (even the drink syrups for the cocktails!), local art on every wall (they sell it to support kids arts camps), fantastic portioning, amazing presentation.... you'll think you're in a 5 star restaurant, until you get the bill - then you'll be surprised you ate so well for such a reasonable cost. (Presentation is lost in the photo, I already ate some. Because tasty food gets priority over internets.) Anyway. Go there. It's super good.
  • Pierre Delisle
    Added 2016.06.12
    Went to Isaac's Way on a Saturday night as a group of seven people (our last day on a two-week road trip). Place looked great and menu was very inviting (good selection of local food). Unfortunately, we were all very disappointed with the experience. While service was great (very nice server who made an effort to talk to us in French), everyone agrees that the food was below average (I personally ate only half of my meal -- dry and tasteless pasta -- and this was the day's special), and we continuously saw a mouse running on the patio (when we mentioned it to the server, he said this was normal occurrence -- eek).
  • Desiree Wallace
    Added 2015.07.29
    Stopped here for dinner after driving from North of Toronto (over 15 hours) so we were looking for good food and to try local beers and relax. They had a lovely Beer Sampler of four small local beers (for $7), my husband and I each had a sampler as an appetizer for a larger variety of different flavours. It was a fun and playful way to enjoy some local flavours. For dinner I had the Vegetarian Squash Wellington, and my husband had the Fish and Chips. Both meals were tasty, filling and satisfying. We would recommend this restaurant.
  • Christopher Ross
    Added 2015.02.18
    I've always enjoyed Isaac's Way and was heartbroken when their location caught fire a few years back but now that they're on the waterfront it's a quick step from the trail to go enjoy a wonderful lunch.The owners have done a magnificent job creating a charming atmosphere and the art show is always great. I've eat at with them dozens of times and have never had anything but a personable, charmed experience.
  • Ashley Burke
    Added 2014.08.07
    Had a late supper here yesterday. Was pleasantly surprised as it was my first visit. My friend and I both had the gluten free clubhouse sandwich and hearty vegetable soup. I would say it was in the top 3 best gluten free buns I've ever had. Ever. They "recently" (not sure when) changed suppliers and I can say this one hit the mark! The vegetable soup was delicious. Reminded me of soup my mother used to make. Lots of fresh garden vegetables, cabbage, tomatoes....absolutely delicious!I will definitely be back to try the Cranberry Chevre Chicken!
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