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4.4 Google Review
589 Main St, Moncton, New Brunswick, E1C 1C6, Canada
(506) 855-5335 www.catch22lobsterbar.com
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Feb 18, 2019
This restaurant is quaint & comfortable as if you're eating with family. Service and food excellent and the servers are very experienced. Food is served fast, and piping hot. Prices are affordable and comparable.

Feb 14, 2019
My wife and I just had the most delicious Valentine's Day dinner ever. The seafood for two was just awesome. We will be back. John Betts

Jan 16, 2019
Excellent food, staff and service! Lobster was delicious and so were the crab cakes. If you are in Moncton, do not leave without eating here.

Dec 31, 2018
Incredible food. We started with an order of crab cakes and calamari which was delicious. My daughter and I both ordered the Lobster Thermador as highlighted on the Food Network show "You Gotta Eat Here". It did not disappoint. So tender and flavourful. It was absolutely mouthwatering. My husband had the surf and turf which also was flavourful and tender. I finished off the meal with the caramel creme brulee. This meal was worth every penny. The atmosphere was very inviting and it was truly unique to see such a display of live ocean life such as seahorses. We cant wait to go back.

Aug 6, 2018
Good seafood Value isn’t the best but food is very good and lots of variety. We had the Fisherman’s platter which had a lot of seafood and 1/2 Lobster. Mussels are well priced and high value portion. Oysters were well shucked but poorly plated (caused the brine to spill). Service was very good as they’re busy. We had kids with us, better for special occasions.

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