Origines

New Brunswick


While the seaside restaurant may be new on the scene, the chef isn't. This culinary artist has returned to his hometown to create five-course meals from local, seasonal producte. In summer, it's largely seafood based. Flavor-filled and polished, it's as much an experience as a meal.


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