Tides

Reviews about Tides

• 5 / 5

  By Vijay Dhanraj
  Fantastic Seafood at Tides. Jaymee our waitress was delightful with her friendly quirkiness. Nice view which was made special by visiting hummingbirds from Chile. Made for an enjoyable night. We stayed at the Parkland Village Inn which was basic but spacious accommodations for a family of 4. I would highly recommend this Hotel/Restaurant combo. Closely located to Fundy National Park and Hopewell Rocks makes this an ideal spot to spend the night.
  May 30, 2017
• 3 / 5

  By Patrick Flowers
  We've eaten here a few time. Good food and freindly staff. Prices are a bit steep though.
  December 21, 2016
• 5 / 5

  By EF F
  After my last experience with random local cuisine in Maine, I was hesitant to walk in. I was on my way back to Saint John from Enrage Lighthouse when I came upon this restaurant. I couldn't get a connection so I wasn't able to check reviews in advance. But I saw a TripAdvisor sticker on the door and I gave it a shot. The food was spot on, deserving of the expensive pricing. I had the day's lobster catch and it was incredibly good, not to mention fresh. I also had a pound of fresh mussels with a white wine sauce. I finished it in record time. If you're a customer, there is even free Wi-Fi. The service is also good - my waitress was friendly and even tried to create conversation. She was also very attentive to service. Apparently, the place doubles as a boutique hotel as well so it's something for people to consider if you're visiting from out of town. Definitely recommend with 5 stars! A word of caution though, if it's raining in the area, there will likely be thick fog for the route that Google selects to get you back to the Trans-Canada highway. There are no street lights for approximately, 98% of the way. Darkness, fog, and rain are not a good combination. Plan in advance!
  November 26, 2016