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Very cute little town, nice for walks and talks. Many restaurants and souvenirshops. There is quite a bit of tourisme, but end of September it was good ! We had several meals at the Kennedy Inn, our favourite stay in St. Andrew's. Good lobster and the best chowder. The place still has the atmosphere frome a century ago, well maintained after a recent restauration. Nice deck at the brewery, with a view over the harbour.

Easy, walkable street (Water Street) with a variety of lovely shops, including delicious McGuires Speciality Chocolate Icecream. Cafe culture in places, good quality gifts and art works in shops; good restaurants and pubs. Seafood in most restaurants very good. A Market on Thursday morning in Square sells famous bread and local vegetables and art. The Square is next to whale-watching cabins where you can book trips out on various types of boats to see whales in Fundy Bay, and other wildlife (seals, porpoises) (Quoddy Link were very good). Streets are a grid system and easy to walk around. People living in Saint Andrews extremely friendly and polite, very clean local toilets and pretty streets. The only disappointment we had was lack of sandy beach and good access and water for swimming.

This was the perfect stay before driving back to Boston. It reminded me of Bar Harbor with its architecture, shoos, and restaurants. Great atmosphere and everyone was so friendly. I wished I had stayed another day to visit the off shore islands.

Beautiful little town. Unfortunately the local kayak rental place closed as did the only fresh seafood store. Be aware that the Salt Bight restaurant will tell you a story of being understaffed in the kitchen and should wish you can sit at the bar for .30-.45 minutes to enjoy a drink until the staff kitchen staff get caught up. The drinks are expensive and the food was ok. I know this is a tactic in a few restaurants but if you are a family and in a rush for dinner you should know what you are walking into at this place. All other restaurants that we went to during our stay did not have this issue.

There looked to be a number of interesting little shops all along Main St., but most of them kept odd hours, which meant that we weren't able to shop there due to our being in town only one evening. And we could have shopped the next morning, but most of the shops didn't even open till 11 a.m., by which time we were about an hour and a half's drive away.

My partner and I liked the ambiance and the warm, helpful and friendly staff. The lovely downtown area is filled with quality goods; many locally made, outside dining, and the friendliest staff one could find anywhere. Some restaurants had closed for the season but, with that said, there were many choices. We had a wonderful meal at Seasons by the Sea. Another at The Red Herring Pub and an outstanding tasting adventure of a Thanksgiving Dinner at the Algonquin Resort. Yes, it is very easy to get around St. Andrews whether by foot or wheels of any kind. I have visited there with my partner at least five times in different seasons, and there is nothing I would avoid!