Le Grand Saut - Grand Falls

I was a little shocked, if I'm honest..small town NB, who knew. It was delicious... totally worth the stop and relax... I heard from a local there are some great hiking trails close by..

There aren’t a lot of options for dining in Grand Falls, so I was thankful that we were able to have a good dining experience here. The waitress was friendly and took good care of us. We shared a large salad to start which was tasty fresh, then I had the veggie pesto pizza my husband had the chicken bochonne (sp? . Both were very tasty and good sized servings.

Seemed to be the only place in town that was open and not surprised that downstairs was full. We were well looked after by Christine in an upstairs booth. Just had to have pizza, Greek and The Works, both 12”. Really loaded with tasty toppings but the thick base was doughy. All forgiven by drinking a fine bottle of Montepulciano.

Nice place, pizza was highly disappointing and bland. Service wasn't great. Server spoke to us in English after multiple times of us responding in French while she spoke french to other tables.

We arrived here mid September and noticed how sleepy the town is with almost all businesses/shops/restaurants closed by 6pm, with this place and another one down the road being the only ones open to have a meal.The place was packed on the ground floor so we were taken upstairs and given the chance to choose a table as there were several large tables taken with groups of girls. Fortunately they left pretty soon only to have a group of 5 youngsters arriving and taking the table right near our corner table despite almost the whole floor being empty. The problem was not having somebody near us but how much they were swearing with 'f this and f that ' girls with long lashes and caked up in makeup and guys who should have known better.I had the best pizza I ever remember (now I am addicted to only ordering pizza and not buying it anymore from supermarkets) while the rest of my party had a fish dish and fish with rice. We ate as fast as we could and left in order not to hear those disgusting youngsters speak in that un-educated manner: shame on them and their lack of education and respect for civilised, respectful people and environments. Somehow I know they are all failures.