À la découverte des cafés chaleureux du Nouveau-Brunswick
When the temperature starts to drop, there’s nothing quite like finding a cozy café to escape the chill.
Que ce soit pour savourer un bon café fraîchement préparé, se régaler d’une délicieuse gâterie maison ou retrouver des amis dans un petit coin confortable, le Nouveau-Brunswick regorge de cafés locaux qui valent le détour.
Des charmants petits cafés de village aux adresses populaires des centres-villes, on vous emmène à la découverte de quelques-uns des endroits les plus chaleureux de la province.
Saint John & Fundy Region
Pump House Brewery
5 Orange Ln, Moncton
607 Main St, Shediac
Hours:
Moncton: Sunday-Thursday 11:30am-11:00pm & Friday-Saturday 11:30am-12:00am
Shediac: Sunday-Thursday 11am-10pm & Friday-Saturday 11am-12am
Their story: Founded by a husband-and-wife duo, Pump House poured its very first pint in downtown Moncton in 1999. Just six years in, they earned the title of "Canadian Brewery of the Year" at the Canadian Brewing Awards — a nod to what locals already knew. After 21 years, the Fraser family passed the torch to three local long-time friends, keeping the spirit of the brewery firmly rooted in the community it was built for. Most recently, the team expanded to Shediac, bringing the Pump House experience to the shore.
What They're Known For: Pump House is famous for its Blueberry Ale — a Maritime staple that's become one of the most recognizable craft beers in the region. Their Crafty Radler has earned them a truly global reputation, picking up world-class recognition and a loyal following well beyond New Brunswick's borders. Pair your pint with something from the kitchen — the wood-fired oven pizzas are a fan favourite, and the full restaurant menu makes Pump House just as much a food destination as it is a craft beer one.
Pump House Fill Station
131 Mill Road, Moncton, NB
Hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12:00pm-10:00 pm
Wednesday-Thursday 12:00pm-11:00pm
Friday-Saturday 12:00pm-12:00am
Their story: While the downtown location focuses on a full restaurant and brewpub experience, the Fill Station was designed with something different in mind — a laid-back taproom and community hub where locals can slow down and connect closer to the source.
What They're Known For: Fresh brewery-direct growler fills and experimental small-batch releases that you won't find anywhere else — this is where craft lovers come to taste what's happening right at the heart of the brewery.
Flying Boats Brewing
700 Malenfant Blvd, Dieppe
Hours:
Thursday-Saturday 12:00pm-10:00 pm
Sunday 12:00pm-8:00pm
Monday-Wednesday 3:00pm-9:00 pm
Their story: Flying Boats gets its name from the massive commercial "flying boats" — Pan American transatlantic seaplanes that used Shediac Bay as a vital refueling hub during the golden age of aviation in the 1930s and 40s. Today, they keep that spirit of adventure alive by naming their brews after historic aircraft, trains, and ships connected to the Maritimes. Every pint comes with a little piece of history.
What They’re Known For:
With 20+ beers on rotation, Flying Boats has something for everyone — from the tropical and hazy Juice Box Ale and the hop-forward Dixie Clipper IPA, to the rich Red Cap Peanut Butter Stout and the tart Off the Rails Sour. Their taproom at 700 Malenfant Blvd in Dieppe is a destination in itself — a lively, welcoming space where you can watch the brewers work through the glass. Flying Boats has also made a serious name for themselves beyond traditional craft beer, with their Fly Craft non-alcoholic line and JetPop ready-to-drink coolers — the NA options are so well-crafted, you'd never know the difference.
CAVOK Brewing Co.
250 Dieppe Blvd, Dieppe, NB
Hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12:00pm-10:00pm
Wednesday-Saturday 12:00pm-12:00am
Their story: CAVOK Brewing Co. (pronounced "Cav-Oh-Kay") was born from a shared passion between two air traffic controllers and longtime friends, Serge Nadeau and Serge Basque, who turned their homebrewing hobby into a full-scale craft brewery in Dieppe in 2016. The name is pulled straight from their world — an aviation acronym meaning "Ceiling and Visibility OK" — and that same clarity and precision carries through into every beer they brew.
What They’re Known For: CAVOK is known for their aviation-themed taproom and a rotating lineup of exceptionally well-crafted beers that cover every style. Their signature Léger Corner Honey Blonde Ale is a fan favourite — sweet, floral, and smooth — while the East Coast Pirates West Coast IPA brings a bold, hop-forward punch. For something unique, the Baie Sur L'Amer Raspberry Sour and the Foxtrot 33 Oatmeal Stout show just how wide their range really goes. CAVOK also offers a golf simulator at their taproom, making it a one-of-a-kind spot to grab a pint and swing a club under the same roof. And come summer, don't miss their seasonal pop-up at Aboiteau Beach — a stunning patio location that's absolutely worth the trip.
Java Moose Coffee Roasters - Saint-Jean
Prix du public 2026 : OR — Meilleur café
Quand on parle de café local à Saint John, Java Moose est une adresse bien connue et appréciée! Réputé pour son café torréfié localement et ses espaces chaleureux et accueillants, Java Moose rassemble les gens autour d’une bonne tasse de café depuis des années.
Que ce soit pour bien commencer la journée avec un bon café ou pour retrouver des amis dans une ambiance chaleureuse, ce gagnant du prix Or 2026 est un incontournable!
Honeybeans Coffee, Tea & Treats — St. Andrews
Prix du public 2026 : BRONZE — Meilleur café
Situé dans la charmante ville côtière de St. Andrews, Honeybeans est l’endroit idéal pour faire une petite pause au chaud pendant votre visite de la région.
Avec ses cafés, ses thés de spécialité et ses délicieuses gâteries, ce café primé a de quoi plaire à tout le monde! Profitez de votre visite pour vous promener le long de la rue Water et découvrir les boutiques et commerces locaux des environs!
Station 33 Café, Yoga & Shop — Hampton
Envie d’une expérience café qui sort un peu de l’ordinaire? Situé au cœur de Hampton, Station 33 réunit café, bien-être et magasinage local sous un même toit.
Savourez une boisson chaude, explorez la boutique ou profitez de votre visite pour suivre un cours de yoga dans leur studio. Une belle preuve que les commerces locaux ont souvent bien plus à offrir qu’une simple tasse de café!
Garden Grove Café — Rothesay
À la recherche d’un café chaleureux plein de charme local? Niché dans une magnifique propriété patrimoniale à Rothesay, le Garden Grove Café vous accueille dans une ambiance conviviale, parfaite pour ralentir le rythme et savourer de bonnes choses.
Avec ses plats fraîchement préparés, son café et son engagement envers les ingrédients locaux, c’est l’endroit idéal pour passer une matinée tranquille ou retrouver des amis autour d’un café en après-midi.
Fredericton & the Capital Region
Pump House Brewery
5 Orange Ln, Moncton
607 Main St, Shediac
Hours:
Moncton: Sunday-Thursday 11:30am-11:00pm & Friday-Saturday 11:30am-12:00am
Shediac: Sunday-Thursday 11am-10pm & Friday-Saturday 11am-12am
Their story: Founded by a husband-and-wife duo, Pump House poured its very first pint in downtown Moncton in 1999. Just six years in, they earned the title of "Canadian Brewery of the Year" at the Canadian Brewing Awards — a nod to what locals already knew. After 21 years, the Fraser family passed the torch to three local long-time friends, keeping the spirit of the brewery firmly rooted in the community it was built for. Most recently, the team expanded to Shediac, bringing the Pump House experience to the shore.
What They're Known For: Pump House is famous for its Blueberry Ale — a Maritime staple that's become one of the most recognizable craft beers in the region. Their Crafty Radler has earned them a truly global reputation, picking up world-class recognition and a loyal following well beyond New Brunswick's borders. Pair your pint with something from the kitchen — the wood-fired oven pizzas are a fan favourite, and the full restaurant menu makes Pump House just as much a food destination as it is a craft beer one.
Pump House Fill Station
131 Mill Road, Moncton, NB
Hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12:00pm-10:00 pm
Wednesday-Thursday 12:00pm-11:00pm
Friday-Saturday 12:00pm-12:00am
Their story: While the downtown location focuses on a full restaurant and brewpub experience, the Fill Station was designed with something different in mind — a laid-back taproom and community hub where locals can slow down and connect closer to the source.
What They're Known For: Fresh brewery-direct growler fills and experimental small-batch releases that you won't find anywhere else — this is where craft lovers come to taste what's happening right at the heart of the brewery.
Flying Boats Brewing
700 Malenfant Blvd, Dieppe
Hours:
Thursday-Saturday 12:00pm-10:00 pm
Sunday 12:00pm-8:00pm
Monday-Wednesday 3:00pm-9:00 pm
Their story: Flying Boats gets its name from the massive commercial "flying boats" — Pan American transatlantic seaplanes that used Shediac Bay as a vital refueling hub during the golden age of aviation in the 1930s and 40s. Today, they keep that spirit of adventure alive by naming their brews after historic aircraft, trains, and ships connected to the Maritimes. Every pint comes with a little piece of history.
What They’re Known For:
With 20+ beers on rotation, Flying Boats has something for everyone — from the tropical and hazy Juice Box Ale and the hop-forward Dixie Clipper IPA, to the rich Red Cap Peanut Butter Stout and the tart Off the Rails Sour. Their taproom at 700 Malenfant Blvd in Dieppe is a destination in itself — a lively, welcoming space where you can watch the brewers work through the glass. Flying Boats has also made a serious name for themselves beyond traditional craft beer, with their Fly Craft non-alcoholic line and JetPop ready-to-drink coolers — the NA options are so well-crafted, you'd never know the difference.
CAVOK Brewing Co.
250 Dieppe Blvd, Dieppe, NB
Hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12:00pm-10:00pm
Wednesday-Saturday 12:00pm-12:00am
Their story: CAVOK Brewing Co. (pronounced "Cav-Oh-Kay") was born from a shared passion between two air traffic controllers and longtime friends, Serge Nadeau and Serge Basque, who turned their homebrewing hobby into a full-scale craft brewery in Dieppe in 2016. The name is pulled straight from their world — an aviation acronym meaning "Ceiling and Visibility OK" — and that same clarity and precision carries through into every beer they brew.
What They’re Known For: CAVOK is known for their aviation-themed taproom and a rotating lineup of exceptionally well-crafted beers that cover every style. Their signature Léger Corner Honey Blonde Ale is a fan favourite — sweet, floral, and smooth — while the East Coast Pirates West Coast IPA brings a bold, hop-forward punch. For something unique, the Baie Sur L'Amer Raspberry Sour and the Foxtrot 33 Oatmeal Stout show just how wide their range really goes. CAVOK also offers a golf simulator at their taproom, making it a one-of-a-kind spot to grab a pint and swing a club under the same roof. And come summer, don't miss their seasonal pop-up at Aboiteau Beach — a stunning patio location that's absolutely worth the trip.
The Tipsy Muse Café — Fredericton
Café, musique et créativité se rencontrent au Tipsy Muse Café!
Situé au centre-ville de Fredericton, ce café ajoute une touche d’originalité à votre pause-café. Avec son ambiance artistique, ses boissons de spécialité et ses liens avec la scène musicale locale, c’est l’endroit idéal pour s’installer confortablement et profiter d’une expérience qui sort de l’ordinaire.
Mill Town Roasters — Fredericton
Si vous aimez savourer un bon café fraîchement torréfié, Mill Town Roasters mérite une place sur votre liste!
With its focus on quality coffee and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s a favourite destination for everything from a quick caffeine fix to a relaxed afternoon with friends.
Neighbourly Coffee — Fredericton
Du bon café pour une bonne cause! Neighbourly Coffee, c’est bien plus qu’un simple café chaleureux où savourer une bonne boisson. Géré par 12 Neighbours, cet établissement accueillant soutient un organisme qui se consacre à la création de logements, de possibilités d’emploi et au renforcement du sentiment d’appartenance à la communauté de Fredericton.
Avec ses cafés de spécialité, son pain au levain fraîchement préparé, ses pâtisseries et ses déjeuners servis toute la journée, c’est l’endroit idéal pour se régaler tout en appuyant une belle initiative locale.
Greater Moncton & Southeast New Brunswick
Pump House Brewery
5 Orange Ln, Moncton
607 Main St, Shediac
Hours:
Moncton: Sunday-Thursday 11:30am-11:00pm & Friday-Saturday 11:30am-12:00am
Shediac: Sunday-Thursday 11am-10pm & Friday-Saturday 11am-12am
Their story: Founded by a husband-and-wife duo, Pump House poured its very first pint in downtown Moncton in 1999. Just six years in, they earned the title of "Canadian Brewery of the Year" at the Canadian Brewing Awards — a nod to what locals already knew. After 21 years, the Fraser family passed the torch to three local long-time friends, keeping the spirit of the brewery firmly rooted in the community it was built for. Most recently, the team expanded to Shediac, bringing the Pump House experience to the shore.
What They're Known For: Pump House is famous for its Blueberry Ale — a Maritime staple that's become one of the most recognizable craft beers in the region. Their Crafty Radler has earned them a truly global reputation, picking up world-class recognition and a loyal following well beyond New Brunswick's borders. Pair your pint with something from the kitchen — the wood-fired oven pizzas are a fan favourite, and the full restaurant menu makes Pump House just as much a food destination as it is a craft beer one.
Pump House Fill Station
131 Mill Road, Moncton, NB
Hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12:00pm-10:00 pm
Wednesday-Thursday 12:00pm-11:00pm
Friday-Saturday 12:00pm-12:00am
Their story: While the downtown location focuses on a full restaurant and brewpub experience, the Fill Station was designed with something different in mind — a laid-back taproom and community hub where locals can slow down and connect closer to the source.
What They're Known For: Fresh brewery-direct growler fills and experimental small-batch releases that you won't find anywhere else — this is where craft lovers come to taste what's happening right at the heart of the brewery.
Flying Boats Brewing
700 Malenfant Blvd, Dieppe
Hours:
Thursday-Saturday 12:00pm-10:00 pm
Sunday 12:00pm-8:00pm
Monday-Wednesday 3:00pm-9:00 pm
Their story: Flying Boats gets its name from the massive commercial "flying boats" — Pan American transatlantic seaplanes that used Shediac Bay as a vital refueling hub during the golden age of aviation in the 1930s and 40s. Today, they keep that spirit of adventure alive by naming their brews after historic aircraft, trains, and ships connected to the Maritimes. Every pint comes with a little piece of history.
What They’re Known For:
With 20+ beers on rotation, Flying Boats has something for everyone — from the tropical and hazy Juice Box Ale and the hop-forward Dixie Clipper IPA, to the rich Red Cap Peanut Butter Stout and the tart Off the Rails Sour. Their taproom at 700 Malenfant Blvd in Dieppe is a destination in itself — a lively, welcoming space where you can watch the brewers work through the glass. Flying Boats has also made a serious name for themselves beyond traditional craft beer, with their Fly Craft non-alcoholic line and JetPop ready-to-drink coolers — the NA options are so well-crafted, you'd never know the difference.
CAVOK Brewing Co.
250 Dieppe Blvd, Dieppe, NB
Hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12:00pm-10:00pm
Wednesday-Saturday 12:00pm-12:00am
Their story: CAVOK Brewing Co. (pronounced "Cav-Oh-Kay") was born from a shared passion between two air traffic controllers and longtime friends, Serge Nadeau and Serge Basque, who turned their homebrewing hobby into a full-scale craft brewery in Dieppe in 2016. The name is pulled straight from their world — an aviation acronym meaning "Ceiling and Visibility OK" — and that same clarity and precision carries through into every beer they brew.
What They’re Known For: CAVOK is known for their aviation-themed taproom and a rotating lineup of exceptionally well-crafted beers that cover every style. Their signature Léger Corner Honey Blonde Ale is a fan favourite — sweet, floral, and smooth — while the East Coast Pirates West Coast IPA brings a bold, hop-forward punch. For something unique, the Baie Sur L'Amer Raspberry Sour and the Foxtrot 33 Oatmeal Stout show just how wide their range really goes. CAVOK also offers a golf simulator at their taproom, making it a one-of-a-kind spot to grab a pint and swing a club under the same roof. And come summer, don't miss their seasonal pop-up at Aboiteau Beach — a stunning patio location that's absolutely worth the trip.
Brix Experience — Moncton
Located in a beautifully restored historic building, Brix Experience offers an inviting place to enjoy coffee in downtown Moncton.
Reconnu pour son décor élégant et ses boissons préparées avec soin, Brix est une destination de choix pour ceux qui apprécient autant l’ambiance d’un café que le café lui-même.
Looking to change the espresso out for an espresso martini? Brix Experience also offers a variety of different cocktail classes!
Tony's on Botsford — Moncton
Un bon café accompagné d’une pâtisserie? Voilà la combinaison parfaite! Situé au centre-ville de Moncton, Tony’s on Botsford propose de délicieuses pâtisseries, des cafés de spécialité et une foule de gâteries pour satisfaire toutes vos envies.
Que ce soit pour votre café du matin ou pour vous offrir une petite douceur en après-midi, ce café accueillant est l’endroit idéal pour ralentir le rythme et se faire plaisir.
Café Archibald — Moncton
Des crêpes et un bon café? Oui, s’il vous plaît!
Le Café Archibald est une adresse bien appréciée à Moncton pour ceux qui aiment accompagner leur café d’un bon repas. Avec son menu proposant des choix sucrés et salés, c’est l’endroit idéal pour un brunch, un dîner ou une petite pause gourmande en après-midi.
Café X — Moncton
À la recherche d’un café chaleureux avec une touche d’originalité? Café X vous accueille dans une ambiance unique au centre-ville de Moncton, avec ses sièges confortables, ses balançoires intérieures amusantes et ses nombreux petits coins invitants où s’installer.
Des cafés de spécialité, des lattés, des boissons au matcha et des petites douceurs sucrées : c’est l’endroit idéal pour retrouver des amis, relaxer avec un bon livre ou simplement prendre une pause. En soirée, laissez-vous tenter par l’un de leurs cocktails signature!
Miramichi & the River Valley
Pump House Brewery
5 Orange Ln, Moncton
607 Main St, Shediac
Hours:
Moncton: Sunday-Thursday 11:30am-11:00pm & Friday-Saturday 11:30am-12:00am
Shediac: Sunday-Thursday 11am-10pm & Friday-Saturday 11am-12am
Their story: Founded by a husband-and-wife duo, Pump House poured its very first pint in downtown Moncton in 1999. Just six years in, they earned the title of "Canadian Brewery of the Year" at the Canadian Brewing Awards — a nod to what locals already knew. After 21 years, the Fraser family passed the torch to three local long-time friends, keeping the spirit of the brewery firmly rooted in the community it was built for. Most recently, the team expanded to Shediac, bringing the Pump House experience to the shore.
What They're Known For: Pump House is famous for its Blueberry Ale — a Maritime staple that's become one of the most recognizable craft beers in the region. Their Crafty Radler has earned them a truly global reputation, picking up world-class recognition and a loyal following well beyond New Brunswick's borders. Pair your pint with something from the kitchen — the wood-fired oven pizzas are a fan favourite, and the full restaurant menu makes Pump House just as much a food destination as it is a craft beer one.
Pump House Fill Station
131 Mill Road, Moncton, NB
Hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12:00pm-10:00 pm
Wednesday-Thursday 12:00pm-11:00pm
Friday-Saturday 12:00pm-12:00am
Their story: While the downtown location focuses on a full restaurant and brewpub experience, the Fill Station was designed with something different in mind — a laid-back taproom and community hub where locals can slow down and connect closer to the source.
What They're Known For: Fresh brewery-direct growler fills and experimental small-batch releases that you won't find anywhere else — this is where craft lovers come to taste what's happening right at the heart of the brewery.
Flying Boats Brewing
700 Malenfant Blvd, Dieppe
Hours:
Thursday-Saturday 12:00pm-10:00 pm
Sunday 12:00pm-8:00pm
Monday-Wednesday 3:00pm-9:00 pm
Their story: Flying Boats gets its name from the massive commercial "flying boats" — Pan American transatlantic seaplanes that used Shediac Bay as a vital refueling hub during the golden age of aviation in the 1930s and 40s. Today, they keep that spirit of adventure alive by naming their brews after historic aircraft, trains, and ships connected to the Maritimes. Every pint comes with a little piece of history.
What They’re Known For:
With 20+ beers on rotation, Flying Boats has something for everyone — from the tropical and hazy Juice Box Ale and the hop-forward Dixie Clipper IPA, to the rich Red Cap Peanut Butter Stout and the tart Off the Rails Sour. Their taproom at 700 Malenfant Blvd in Dieppe is a destination in itself — a lively, welcoming space where you can watch the brewers work through the glass. Flying Boats has also made a serious name for themselves beyond traditional craft beer, with their Fly Craft non-alcoholic line and JetPop ready-to-drink coolers — the NA options are so well-crafted, you'd never know the difference.
CAVOK Brewing Co.
250 Dieppe Blvd, Dieppe, NB
Hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12:00pm-10:00pm
Wednesday-Saturday 12:00pm-12:00am
Their story: CAVOK Brewing Co. (pronounced "Cav-Oh-Kay") was born from a shared passion between two air traffic controllers and longtime friends, Serge Nadeau and Serge Basque, who turned their homebrewing hobby into a full-scale craft brewery in Dieppe in 2016. The name is pulled straight from their world — an aviation acronym meaning "Ceiling and Visibility OK" — and that same clarity and precision carries through into every beer they brew.
What They’re Known For: CAVOK is known for their aviation-themed taproom and a rotating lineup of exceptionally well-crafted beers that cover every style. Their signature Léger Corner Honey Blonde Ale is a fan favourite — sweet, floral, and smooth — while the East Coast Pirates West Coast IPA brings a bold, hop-forward punch. For something unique, the Baie Sur L'Amer Raspberry Sour and the Foxtrot 33 Oatmeal Stout show just how wide their range really goes. CAVOK also offers a golf simulator at their taproom, making it a one-of-a-kind spot to grab a pint and swing a club under the same roof. And come summer, don't miss their seasonal pop-up at Aboiteau Beach — a stunning patio location that's absolutely worth the trip.
Cali.co Café — Miramichi
Bien apprécié des amateurs de café à Miramichi, Cali.co Café propose des boissons originales, de délicieuses gâteries sucrées et une ambiance conviviale. C’est l’endroit idéal pour retrouver des amis autour d’un bon café ou simplement s’offrir une petite douceur!
Découvrez Cali.co Café
Mill Cove Coffee — Miramichi
Un bon café et un bon livre, voilà une combinaison parfaite! Et c’est exactement ce que vous propose Mill Cove Coffee!
Situé dans le quartier commercial de Newcastle, à Miramichi, ce café chaleureux sert du café, des sandwichs, des soupes et de délicieuses pâtisseries, tout en mettant en vedette des livres d’auteurs locaux.
C’est le genre d’endroit où l’on s’arrête pour prendre un café et où l’on finit par rester un peu plus longtemps!
RiverMade Café — Miramichi
Une autre belle adresse à découvrir à Miramichi, RiverMade Café est un endroit accueillant où savourer une bonne boisson et prendre un moment pour soi.
Que ce soit pour commencer une journée de découvertes ou pour retrouver quelqu’un autour d’un café, cet établissement local mérite une place sur votre liste d’arrêts à Miramichi!
Northern New Brunswick & the Acadian Peninsula
Pump House Brewery
5 Orange Ln, Moncton
607 Main St, Shediac
Hours:
Moncton: Sunday-Thursday 11:30am-11:00pm & Friday-Saturday 11:30am-12:00am
Shediac: Sunday-Thursday 11am-10pm & Friday-Saturday 11am-12am
Their story: Founded by a husband-and-wife duo, Pump House poured its very first pint in downtown Moncton in 1999. Just six years in, they earned the title of "Canadian Brewery of the Year" at the Canadian Brewing Awards — a nod to what locals already knew. After 21 years, the Fraser family passed the torch to three local long-time friends, keeping the spirit of the brewery firmly rooted in the community it was built for. Most recently, the team expanded to Shediac, bringing the Pump House experience to the shore.
What They're Known For: Pump House is famous for its Blueberry Ale — a Maritime staple that's become one of the most recognizable craft beers in the region. Their Crafty Radler has earned them a truly global reputation, picking up world-class recognition and a loyal following well beyond New Brunswick's borders. Pair your pint with something from the kitchen — the wood-fired oven pizzas are a fan favourite, and the full restaurant menu makes Pump House just as much a food destination as it is a craft beer one.
Pump House Fill Station
131 Mill Road, Moncton, NB
Hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12:00pm-10:00 pm
Wednesday-Thursday 12:00pm-11:00pm
Friday-Saturday 12:00pm-12:00am
Their story: While the downtown location focuses on a full restaurant and brewpub experience, the Fill Station was designed with something different in mind — a laid-back taproom and community hub where locals can slow down and connect closer to the source.
What They're Known For: Fresh brewery-direct growler fills and experimental small-batch releases that you won't find anywhere else — this is where craft lovers come to taste what's happening right at the heart of the brewery.
Flying Boats Brewing
700 Malenfant Blvd, Dieppe
Hours:
Thursday-Saturday 12:00pm-10:00 pm
Sunday 12:00pm-8:00pm
Monday-Wednesday 3:00pm-9:00 pm
Their story: Flying Boats gets its name from the massive commercial "flying boats" — Pan American transatlantic seaplanes that used Shediac Bay as a vital refueling hub during the golden age of aviation in the 1930s and 40s. Today, they keep that spirit of adventure alive by naming their brews after historic aircraft, trains, and ships connected to the Maritimes. Every pint comes with a little piece of history.
What They’re Known For:
With 20+ beers on rotation, Flying Boats has something for everyone — from the tropical and hazy Juice Box Ale and the hop-forward Dixie Clipper IPA, to the rich Red Cap Peanut Butter Stout and the tart Off the Rails Sour. Their taproom at 700 Malenfant Blvd in Dieppe is a destination in itself — a lively, welcoming space where you can watch the brewers work through the glass. Flying Boats has also made a serious name for themselves beyond traditional craft beer, with their Fly Craft non-alcoholic line and JetPop ready-to-drink coolers — the NA options are so well-crafted, you'd never know the difference.
CAVOK Brewing Co.
250 Dieppe Blvd, Dieppe, NB
Hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12:00pm-10:00pm
Wednesday-Saturday 12:00pm-12:00am
Their story: CAVOK Brewing Co. (pronounced "Cav-Oh-Kay") was born from a shared passion between two air traffic controllers and longtime friends, Serge Nadeau and Serge Basque, who turned their homebrewing hobby into a full-scale craft brewery in Dieppe in 2016. The name is pulled straight from their world — an aviation acronym meaning "Ceiling and Visibility OK" — and that same clarity and precision carries through into every beer they brew.
What They’re Known For: CAVOK is known for their aviation-themed taproom and a rotating lineup of exceptionally well-crafted beers that cover every style. Their signature Léger Corner Honey Blonde Ale is a fan favourite — sweet, floral, and smooth — while the East Coast Pirates West Coast IPA brings a bold, hop-forward punch. For something unique, the Baie Sur L'Amer Raspberry Sour and the Foxtrot 33 Oatmeal Stout show just how wide their range really goes. CAVOK also offers a golf simulator at their taproom, making it a one-of-a-kind spot to grab a pint and swing a club under the same roof. And come summer, don't miss their seasonal pop-up at Aboiteau Beach — a stunning patio location that's absolutely worth the trip.
Kaffeine Espresso Bar — Bathurst
Prix du public 2026 : ARGENT — Meilleur café
Si vos aventures caféinées vous mènent au centre-ville de Bathurst, Kaffeine Espresso Bar est un incontournable!
Avec son ambiance accueillante, ses cafés de spécialité et sa sélection de délicieuses bouchées, cet établissement apprécié des gens de la région a bien mérité sa place parmi les meilleurs cafés du Nouveau-Brunswick.
Sūrya Café — Beresford
Pour une pause chaleureuse sur la côte des Chaleurs, ajoutez Sūrya Café à votre liste!
Situé à Beresford, ce café accueillant est l’endroit idéal pour savourer une boisson chaude tout en découvrant les communautés des environs de Bathurst.
Tazza Caffè — Tracadie-Sheila
À la recherche d’un endroit confortable pour savourer votre café préféré tout en découvrant Tracadie? Tazza Caffè est une belle adresse à visiter!
Que ce soit pour prendre une pause entre deux séances de magasinage ou pour retrouver des amis, ce café local est l’endroit idéal pour se réchauffer et savourer une petite douceur.
Découvrez votre prochain café local coup de cœur!
L’un des plus grands plaisirs de parcourir le Nouveau-Brunswick, c’est de découvrir les petites entreprises qui rendent chaque communauté unique.
Des cafés primés aux adresses préférées des gens du coin, en passant par les charmants petits cafés de village, les endroits ne manquent pas pour ralentir le rythme, se réchauffer et savourer les saveurs locales.
La prochaine fois que vous planifierez une escapade d’une journée, une rencontre entre amis ou que vous aurez simplement envie de changer d’air, pourquoi ne pas prévoir un arrêt dans un café local?
Avons-nous oublié une entreprise exceptionnelle?
Probablement — et c’est justement ce qui fait la beauté du Nouveau-Brunswick. Il y a tellement d’entreprises locales, d’artisans, de restaurants, de brasseries et d’expériences à découvrir qu’il est impossible de tout inclure dans un seul article. Si vous connaissez un endroit que nous devrions mettre en lumière dans une prochaine publication, écrivez-nous.
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