Isaac’s Way Menu Prices Canada 2026
Isaac’s Way Menu Prices Canada 2026
Looking for Isaac’s Way menu prices in Canada? Here is the short version: Maritime seafood chowder is $16.00, the Court House Burger is $20.00, and haddock and chips is $19.50. This guide covers the Isaac’s Way Fredericton menu at 649 Queen Street in downtown Fredericton, New Brunswick, all in CAD, all taken from the official menu page and read in full on October 28, 2026. No third-party prices. No guesses. And one heads-up before you read on: third-party menu sites still show older, lower prices for this restaurant, so if a figure you saw elsewhere looks cheaper, it is probably stale. For another New Brunswick pub-style table to compare, our Saint John Ale House menu prices guide covers a Saint John spot with a similar seafood and pub bent.
Isaac’s Way Menu Prices: Day Menu, Evening Menu and Breakfast in Fredericton
The Isaac’s Way Queen Street Fredericton menu is organised by service time, not by one long all-day list. Day menu on weekdays from 11:30 AM until 4:00 PM. Evening menu daily from 4:00 PM until close. Breakfast seven days a week until 4:00 PM. Several dishes repeat across those sections at the same price, so this guide lists each dish once, in the section where you are most likely to look for it. That keeps the tables honest. And it stops the same burger showing up three times at three prices, which is what happens when a menu gets copied carelessly.
Start with the appetizers, because they set the tone. Everything made from scratch, the official menu says, including the sauces, dressings, soups and desserts. The New Brunswick potato skins at $13.00 come with sun-dried tomato pesto and goat cheese. The bacon spinach dip at $18.00 is the priciest starter, and it reads like a sharing plate. Warm. Cheesy. Pistachios. Veggies and grilled bread for dipping. I would order that one for the table and let everyone fight over the last scoop. The seafood chowder at $16.00 is the dish I keep coming back to on paper. Salmon, scallops, haddock, mackerel, vegetables, garlic toast. That is a proper Maritime chowder, not a thin soup with a fancy name.
| Appetizers | Price |
|---|---|
| Chickpea Vegetable Samosas Three bundles: cauliflower, sweet potato, chickpeas, onions and spices, with a dipping sauce; vegan |
$13.00 |
| New Brunswick Potato Skins Fried crispy, sun-dried tomato pesto, spring onions, goat cheese; gluten-free; for vegan feta add $1.00 |
$13.00 |
| Shrimp Fritters Four fritters: shrimp, veggies, cornmeal, lemon dill sauce for dipping |
$15.00 |
| Bacon Spinach Dip Warm and cheesy, bacon, spinach, cream cheese, pistachios, veggies and grilled bread for dipping; gluten-free bread add $2.00 |
$18.00 |
| Chickpea Cheeze Balls Deep fried caramelized onion hummus, nut parmesan, vegan mozzarella, spicy mayo; gluten-free |
$15.00 |
| Degenhardt Sausage Rolls Italian sausage, cream cheese, sun dried tomatoes, dijon cabbage, caramelized onion aioli |
$16.00 |
| Seafood Chowder Salmon, scallops, haddock, mackerel, vegetables, garlic toast; add a salad for $4.00, gluten-free bread add $1.00 |
$16.00 |
| Cup of Soup (Vegan) Ask server for today’s kettle creation, garlic toast; gluten-free bread add $1.00 |
$8.00 |
The salads are all $16.00. All three of them. Meal size, the menu says, with Maritime-grown vegetables when in season. Add chicken or Cajun tofu for $5.00. The beet and goat cheese salad is the one with the most going on: oven roasted beets, dukka nut seasoning, balsamic dressing. The dill lentil salad comes with chickpea cheeze balls on top, which makes it a meal on its own, not a side pretending to be lunch. Simple pricing. I like that. You know the number before you read the description.
| Salads | Price |
|---|---|
| Beet and Goat Cheese Salad Oven roasted beets, greens, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes, goat cheese rolled in dukka nut seasoning, balsamic dressing; can be made vegan; add $1.00 for gluten-free bread |
$16.00 |
| Dill Lentil Salad with Chickpea Cheeze Balls Green and red lentils, peppers, red onions, baby kale, homemade dill dressing, fried caramelized onion hummus Cheeze balls; vegan |
$16.00 |
| Cranberry Almond Salad Greens, cucumber, tomato, onion, almonds, dried cranberries, sweet onion dressing; vegan; add $1.00 for gluten-free bread |
$16.00 |
Isaac’s Way Menu Card Fredericton 2026
The Isaac’s Way menu with prices in CAD, rendered from the official online menu at isaacsway.ca/menu/. Selected items only. The full verified menu is in the tables in this article. The Standard Breakfast is $15.00 on the day menu and $16.00 on the breakfast menu, as printed on the official page itself.
Day menu burgers come with a choice of side: dulse salted french fries, soup of the day, or house salad. Sweet potato fries instead will add $2.00. Gluten-free bread adds $2.00. The vegan thread runs right through this section, and honestly it is one of the strongest parts of the menu. A crispy BBQ tofu burger, a chickpea crunch burger, a veggie flatbread, a vegan smashed potato that eats like a poutine. Plant-based diners are not stuck with one sad salad here. They have real choices, at real prices, in every section.
| Day Menu: Burgers, Seafood & Flatbreads | Price |
|---|---|
| Crispy BBQ Tofu Burger Battered tofu, molasses BBQ, caramelized onions aioli, spinach, crispy onions; fries, soup or salad; vegan |
$19.50 |
| Chickpea Crunch Burger Homemade battered chickpea patty, lettuce, sun-dried tomato mayo, tomato chow chow, dill pickles |
$18.00 |
| Veggie Flatbread Sun-dried tomato pesto, chickpeas, peppers, onion, vegan cheese, balsamic reduction, house salad |
$18.00 |
| Sausage and Mushroom Flatbread Basil pesto, Italian sausage, pickled onion, mushrooms, melted mozzarella, balsamic reduction, house salad |
$18.50 |
| Maritime Seafood Chowder Vegetables, Atlantic salmon, smoked mackerel, haddock, scallops, garlic bread |
$16.00 |
| Seafood Chowder and House Salad Seafood chowder with a side of salad and garlic toast |
$20.00 |
| Salmon Cakes with Lemon Dill Sauce Atlantic salmon, two patties, potato wedges, slaw, lemon dill sauce; add $3.00 for an extra salmon cake |
$20.00 |
| Salmon Burger Platter Salmon and potato patty on a bun, lettuce, pickled onion, lemon dill sauce; french fries, soup, or house salad |
$18.00 |
| Haddock and Chips Lightly battered Maritime haddock, french fries, spicy dill slaw, tartar sauce; add $3.00 for an extra piece of haddock |
$19.50 |
| Crispy BBQ Chicken Burger Battered breast, BBQ sauce, caramelized onion aioli, spinach, crispy onions, bun, choice of french fries, soup, or house salad |
$19.50 |
| Pulled Chicken Clubhouse Oven roasted chicken, tomatoes, lettuce, mayonnaise, maple bacon jam, 9 grain ciabatta, choice of french fries, soup, or house salad; gluten-free bread add $2.00 |
$19.50 |
| Big Isaac Burger Grass fed beef, Italian sausage, hot honey dijon cabbage, smoked cheddar, crispy onions, caramelized onion aioli; french fries, soup, or house salad; gluten-free bread add $2.00 |
$22.00 |
| Court House Burger Grass fed beef, smoked cheddar, tomato chow-chow, lettuce, pickled peppers, spicy aioli; guilty means spicy banana peppers, innocent means mild red peppers; french fries, soup, or house salad; gluten-free bread add $2.00 |
$20.00 |
The Isaac’s Way Court House Burger price is $20.00, and the name is the joke. Guilty means spicy banana peppers. Innocent means mild red peppers. It is a courthouse building, after all. The Big Isaac Burger at $22.00 is the heavier build: grass fed beef plus Italian sausage, hot honey dijon cabbage, smoked cheddar. Two burgers, two moods. The Court House is the classic. The Big Isaac is the one you order when you skipped lunch. Is $20.00 fair for the Court House Burger? On paper, yes. Grass fed beef, a proper bun, a side included. That is Fredericton downtown pricing done right, in my opinion.
Breakfast runs until 4:00 PM, seven days a week, and the breakfast-for-lunch dishes sit on the day menu too. Here is the wrinkle, and I am not smoothing it over: the official page itself prints The Standard Breakfast at two prices. $15.00 on the day menu. $16.00 on the breakfast menu. Same description. Two eggs, ham or bacon, toast, greens, potato wedges. This guide shows both figures, because picking one silently would be guessing. Check the menu in store if the dollar matters to you. The rest of the breakfast list is steady at the same price in both sections, so this looks like a menu-page slip, not two different plates. Still, it is printed twice, so it is flagged twice here.
| Breakfast (until 4:00 PM, 7 days) | Price |
|---|---|
| The Standard Breakfast Two eggs, ham or bacon, toast, greens, potato wedges; gluten-free bread add $2.00. The official page lists $15.00 on the day menu and $16.00 on the breakfast menu, same description; both figures are shown. |
$15.00 / $16.00 |
| The Vegan Breakfast Just Egg scrambled, plant-based sausage, toast, greens, potato wedges |
$16.00 |
| Traditional Eggs Benedict Two poached eggs, ham, swiss cheese, hollandaise sauce, English muffin, greens, potato wedges; ask about the vegan version |
$17.50 |
| Breakfast Sandwich Fried egg, bacon, spinach, tomato, smoked cheddar cheese, spicy aioli, greens, potato wedges; gluten-free bread add $2.00 |
$15.50 |
| Breakfast Smashed Potato Fried smashed potato, chorizo sausage, mushrooms, tomato, green onion, spices, mozzarella cheese, hollandaise sauce; like a poutine |
$15.50 |
| Vegan Smashed Potato Fried smashed potato, plant-based sausage, green onions, mushrooms, tomato, spices, vegan hollandaise sauce, vegan mozzarella cheese; like a poutine |
$15.50 |
The evening menu is where the kitchen stretches. Nine priced mains, from $25.00 to $28.00. Maple curry salmon at $28.00, with curry and maple syrup from Briggs Maples Ltd in Riverview, NB, spiced pecans, sweet potato mash, oven roasted beets. Maple bacon shrimp penne at the same $28.00. Sun-dried tomato haddock at $27.00. Squash wellington at $26.00, vegan or vegetarian, layered butternut squash and mushroom duxelles in puff pastry. Chicken carbonara at $26.00. Nothing here is a reheated lunch plate. These are evening dishes, priced like evening dishes, and the top end stops at $28.00. That ceiling matters. You can order the best thing on the menu and still know the number before the bill arrives.
| Evening Menu (daily from 4:00 PM) | Price |
|---|---|
| Chili Molasses Glazed Ribs Pork ribs slowly baked, Crosby’s molasses chili sauce, veggies, smashed potato; gluten-free |
$25.00 |
| Stuffed Chicken with Coconut Curry Risotto Seasoned chicken breast stuffed with bacon, dates, almonds, coconut curry risotto |
$26.00 |
| Pork Tenderloin, Apple Chutney Tender pork seasoned with five spices, grilled as you like it, house made apple chutney, seasonal veggies, potato wedges; gluten-free |
$25.00 |
| Squash Wellington Vegan or vegetarian: layered butternut squash and duxelles of mushroom and onion, puff pastry, potato wedges, house salad, citrus hollandaise sauce; can be made vegan |
$26.00 |
| Roasted Cauliflower Steak on Coconut Curry Risotto Seasoned cauliflower roasted atop creamy risotto with bell peppers; vegan |
$25.00 |
| Chicken Carbonara Oven roasted chicken, creamy carbonara sauce, spinach, maple bacon, mushrooms, tomatoes, penne pasta, parmesan cheese |
$26.00 |
| Maple Curry Salmon Grilled Atlantic salmon, curry and maple syrup from Briggs Maples Ltd in Riverview, NB, spiced pecans, sweet potato mash, oven roasted beets, seasonal vegetables |
$28.00 |
| Sun-Dried Tomato Haddock Grilled haddock, sun-dried tomato pesto, parmesan, seasonal vegetables, NB potato wedges, citrus hollandaise sauce |
$27.00 |
| Maple Bacon Shrimp Penne Tender shrimp, maple bacon, tomatoes, spinach, onions, penne pasta, creamy vodka herb sauce, parmesan |
$28.00 |
| “Steak & Potato” (Chef’s Choice) Always changing, price varies. Meat and potatoes with seasonal veg and potato wedges. Ask the server. No fixed price is printed on the official menu page. |
Varies |
Evening burgers and more repeat the day menu items at the same prices, so they are not listed twice here. Same burgers, same flatbreads, same chowder, same haddock and chips. If you arrive after 4:00 PM, you still get the Court House Burger at $20.00 and the haddock and chips at $19.50. Good. A menu that takes your favourites away at dinner time is a menu I do not trust. For a Moncton brewpub with a similar burger and pizza spread, the Dooly’s menu prices guide is a useful New Brunswick comparison, though Dooly’s figures come from a delivery menu and run higher than in-store prices.
The kids menu is refreshingly simple. Five meals. Every one $10.00. Every one includes an 8 oz drink. Available anytime, for children up to and including age 12. Hamburger and fries, grilled cheese, oodles of noodles, pepperoni pizza on a flatbread, chicken dinner. No fine print games. No two-tier kids pricing. A family of four can eat here without the kids menu turning into a second bill. That flat $10.00 is the budget end of this menu, and it is genuinely family-priced.
| Kids Menu ($10.00 each, includes an 8 oz drink, age 12 and under) | Price |
|---|---|
| Hamburger and Fries Classic favourite, dressed the way you like |
$10.00 |
| Grilled Cheese Melted mozzarella cheese, whole wheat bread, fries or sweet potato mash |
$10.00 |
| Oodles of Noodles Cheesy penne noodles, toasted garlic bread; or noodles plain |
$10.00 |
| Pepperoni Pizza Pizza sauce, pepperoni, melted mozzarella on a flatbread |
$10.00 |
| Chicken Dinner Roasted and tender, vegetables, french fries or sweet potato mash |
$10.00 |
Drinks are the one section with no prices at all on the official menu page. The page names wines, cocktails and New Brunswick breweries, and prints no figure beside any of them. So this guide names them and stops there. Wines named include Wolf Blass Cabernet Merlot, Inniskillen Pinot Noir, Jacob’s Creek Shiraz Cabernet, Pelee Island Pinot Grigio, Magnetic Hill Reflections Rose and Villa Maria Sauvignon Blanc. Cocktails named include Strawberry Basil, Maple Whiskey Sour, Moscow Mule, Kombucha Kolada, Lime Margarita and Classic Caesar. The New Brunswick breweries supported include Picaroons, Trailway, Grimross, Big Axe, Maybee Brew Co, Pumphouse, 13 Barrels Brewing, York County Cider, Yip Cider, Moosehead and Half Cut Brewing Co. Ask in store for drink prices. Do not budget from third-party wine and cocktail figures, because those come from an older menu and are not current verified prices. Desserts are the same story: the official menu says sauces, dressings, soups and desserts are made from scratch, and gives no dessert names or prices. Ask in store.
What Should You Order at Isaac’s Way Fredericton?
My pick, on paper? The seafood chowder at $16.00. It is the dish this kitchen is built around, and the description earns it: salmon, scallops, haddock, mackerel, vegetables, garlic toast. Second pick: the Court House Burger at $20.00, guilty or innocent, your call on the peppers. Third: haddock and chips at $19.50, because Maritime haddock with spicy dill slaw is the plate that tells you whether a Fredericton kitchen takes fish seriously. And if it is evening, the maple curry salmon at $28.00 is the splurge. That matters. The best plate on the menu does not need a special-occasion budget.
Isaac’s Way Court House Burger Fredericton Prices
The Court House Burger, $20.00: grass fed beef, smoked cheddar and pickled peppers, with fries, soup or house salad.
And if you are keeping it light, the cup of soup at $8.00 is the cheapest sit-down starter on the menu, vegan, with garlic toast. The salads at $16.00 are the honest middle: a full meal, not a garnish. The kids meals at $10.00 including a drink make this an easy family stop, and the vegan smashed potato at $15.50 eats like a poutine without the dairy. Is the bacon spinach dip worth $18.00? For a sharing starter with grilled bread, yes, if the table splits it. On your own, start with the chowder and save the dip for a group night. That is how I would play it.
Isaac’s Way Queen Street Fredericton: A Courthouse Dining Room
Isaac’s Way sits at 649 Queen Street in downtown Fredericton, in what the Tripadvisor business description calls the historic York County Court House, built around 1855, near the Fredericton Playhouse. Treat that history detail as the listing’s description, not as a fact researched for this guide. What the official menu does say, plainly, is that food is made from scratch, with many New Brunswick products, and the drinks list leans hard on New Brunswick breweries. Seasonal patio, wheelchair accessible, the listing adds. The room reads like a downtown Fredericton local: court-house character, market-cuisine cooking, a menu that changes by time of day instead of chasing a single all-day list.
One more check, because names get tangled online. There is no second Canadian Isaac’s Way found in any search for this guide. The only Isaac’s Way in Canada is this Fredericton restaurant. If a listing shows an Isaac’s Way somewhere else in Canada, it does not match the official site, the address or the phone number in this guide. Do not mix its prices with the ones here. For another New Brunswick brewpub table with a full pub menu, the Pump House menu prices guide covers the Moncton brewpub that Fredericton visitors often compare it with.
Isaac’s Way Seafood Chowder Fredericton: Is the $16.00 Chowder Worth It?
The Isaac’s Way seafood chowder Fredericton visitors ask about is $16.00, and it appears twice on the official menu at the same price: once as an appetizer, once on the day menu. Same chowder, same description, same number. Add a salad for $4.00 and it becomes a $20.00 combo with garlic toast. Is it good value? On paper, yes. Four kinds of seafood in one bowl, at a price below every evening main. The salmon cakes at $20.00 and the seafood chowder and house salad at $20.00 sit right beside it as the other seafood lunch plays. But I cannot promise the portion from a menu page, and the page gives no bowl size. So take it as a strong on-paper pick, not a guarantee. Ask at the table if you want the details before you commit.
The same caution applies across the menu. The official page gives item names, prices and short descriptions. Where a description is printed above, it comes from the official page. Where there is no description, none is invented. A squash wellington is listed with its contents and its price, and that is all that is claimed. Honest gaps beat pretty guesses. Every time. And the stale third-party prices? Ignore them. The figures in this guide are the official menu’s, read in full on October 28, 2026.
Tips: Getting The Best Value at Isaac’s Way
Start with the chowder. Seafood chowder at $16.00 is the cheapest full seafood plate on the menu, and it reads like the kitchen’s signature. The cup of soup at $8.00 is the cheapest starter of all.
Order the $19.50 to $22.00 burger tier. Court House Burger $20.00, Big Isaac Burger $22.00, crispy BBQ burgers $19.50, all with a side included. That is the heart of the lunch menu.
Use the breakfast window. Breakfast runs until 4:00 PM, seven days a week. A breakfast sandwich at $15.50 or a vegan breakfast at $16.00 is a full plate at lunch prices, if you arrive before 4:00 PM.
Bring the kids without worry. Every kids meal is $10.00 including an 8 oz drink, for children up to and including age 12. The budget end of this menu is genuinely family-priced.
Do not budget drinks from old figures. No drink price is printed on the official menu page. Ask in store for wine, cocktail and beer prices before you order, and do not use third-party drink prices from an older menu.
Confirm the Standard Breakfast price and the hours. The official page prints $15.00 and $16.00 for the same breakfast, and listings conflict on closing times. Call (506) 474-7222 before you go. A quick call beats a surprise at the table.
❓ Isaac’s Way Menu Prices Canada: FAQs
What are Isaac’s Way menu prices in Canada?
Isaac’s Way menu prices in Fredericton run from $8.00 for a cup of soup to $28.00 for maple curry salmon and maple bacon shrimp penne. Seafood chowder is $16.00, the Court House Burger is $20.00, haddock and chips is $19.50, and every kids meal is $10.00 including a drink. All prices are in CAD from the official menu page. Prices last verified October 28, 2026. Drink prices are not listed on the official menu page.
How much is the Isaac’s Way Court House Burger price?
The Isaac’s Way Court House Burger price is $20.00. It is grass fed beef with smoked cheddar, tomato chow-chow, lettuce, pickled peppers and spicy aioli, served with french fries, soup or house salad. Guilty means spicy banana peppers and innocent means mild red peppers. The Big Isaac Burger is $22.00.
How much is Isaac’s Way haddock and chips price?
The Isaac’s Way haddock and chips price is $19.50. It is lightly battered Maritime haddock with french fries, spicy dill slaw and tartar sauce. An extra piece of haddock costs $3.00. Sun-dried tomato haddock, an evening main, is $27.00.
Does Isaac’s Way Fredericton serve breakfast?
Yes, Isaac’s Way breakfast Fredericton service runs seven days a week until 4:00 PM. The Standard Breakfast is listed at $15.00 on the day menu and $16.00 on the breakfast menu on the official page itself, so both figures are shown in this guide. Traditional eggs Benedict is $17.50, the breakfast sandwich is $15.50, and the vegan breakfast is $16.00.
What are Isaac’s Way Fredericton hours?
Isaac’s Way Fredericton hours are listed as Monday to Friday 11:30 AM to 9:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM on Tripadvisor and restaurantji, with a conflicting 10:00 PM closing variant on OpenTable. No hours are printed on the official menu page, apart from service windows: day menu weekdays 11:30 AM to 4:00 PM, evening menu daily from 4:00 PM, breakfast seven days until 4:00 PM. Check before you go.
What is on the Isaac’s Way kids menu Fredericton?
The Isaac’s Way kids menu Fredericton has five meals at $10.00 each, including an 8 oz drink, for children up to and including age 12: hamburger and fries, grilled cheese, oodles of noodles, pepperoni pizza and chicken dinner. The kids menu is available anytime.
📍 Find Isaac’s Way Near You
Isaac’s Way
649 Queen Street, Fredericton, NB E3B 1C3 (downtown Fredericton, near the Fredericton Playhouse)
Phone: (506) 474-7222
Menu source: official Isaac’s Way menu page (prices read in full October 28, 2026; the only price source used in this guide)
Hours: listed Monday to Friday 11:30 AM to 9:00 PM, Saturday and Sunday 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with a conflicting 10:00 PM variant on OpenTable; no hours on the official menu page, check before you go
Canadian and market-cuisine casual dining in a historic courthouse building; everything made from scratch, many New Brunswick products, seasonal patio
That is the full picture for Isaac’s Way menu prices in Fredericton: Maritime seafood at the centre, a Court House Burger with a courthouse joke built in, breakfast until 4:00 PM, evening mains capped at $28.00, and a kids menu that stays flat at $10.00. Check the menu in store for the Standard Breakfast figure and for drink prices, and you will know exactly what you are paying before you sit down.
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