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Expect somewhere local, relaxing and sociable.

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Discover the rustic charm and warm atmosphere of Char And Chowder, a delightful open-air dining spot tucked away in the heart of St. Andrews, New Brunswick. This inviting space features a wooden bar, casual seating, and a covered patio with natural light filtering through a wooden pergola roof. Experience friendly local vibes, relaxed conversations, and the comforting sounds of laughter and clinking glasses on a cool, overcast afternoon. Perfect for food lovers craving fresh, delicious seafood and a welcoming community experience in a scenic maritime town.

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May to October for comfortable outdoor dining

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Most videos filmed Sep during autumn. September is busy - one of the most popular times to visit.

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What this place feels like

Intimate
Social
Local
Branded
Nature
Urban
Relaxing
Adventurous

Expect somewhere local, relaxing and sociable.

Frequently asked questions

May to October for comfortable outdoor dining

1–2 hours

Camera for capturing rustic ambiance, Comfortable shoes for walking around town, and Light jacket or sweater for cooler weather

Casual Diners, Couples, Foodies, Pet-Friendly, and Small Groups

The nearest airport is Saint John Airport, approximately 1.5 hours by car from St. Andrews.

Stay at charming local inns, waterfront B&Bs, or boutique hotels in downtown St. Andrews, all within walking distance.

Explore the historic Kingsbrae Garden, enjoy whale watching tours, or stroll the scenic St. Andrews waterfront.

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