
The restaurant offers up generous and well-crafted dishes reminiscent of a French bistro. Inspired by seasonal fare from land and sea, Chef Michel Savoie invites you for a pleasant evening around the table, sharing in his kitchen memories. You’ll discover an alluring blend of French, Acadian, and other traditional cuisines. Les Brumes du Coude est une destination convoitée qui offre une cuisine généreuse, juste et à point, à l’esprit d’un bistrot français. Inspiré par les produits saisonniers du terroir et de la mer, le chef vous invite à venir passer des moments agréables autour d’une table pour vous partager ses souvenirs de cuisine. Ainsi, vous y retrouverez un métissage de traditions culinaires françaises, acadiennes et d’ailleurs.
Quaint French bistro serving seasonal fare & wines in a historic building with outdoor seating.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 140 Botsford St, Moncton, NB E1C 4X5, Canada
Phone: +1 506-858-0777
Website: http://www.lesbrumesducoude.com/
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Reviews
The food is consistently incredible. They take local, seasonal ingredients and turn them into something truly elevated and creative. We’ve tried things here we never would have ordered anywhere else—and ended up loving them. Honestly, just by going back again and again, we’ve learned so much about food and even wine.
And the service is just as unforgettable. Mireille and Jacqueline are warm, genuine, and make you feel like you’re part of the Brumes family. They really love what they do, and it shows.
We truly believe Brumes du Coude is one of the best restaurants—not just in Greater Moncton, but on the world stage.
The room is small. Hence, a reservation is recommended. We sat at the bar as it’s our favorite seating.
Service was outstanding, and so was the food.
We ordered a number of dishes to share. Cheese starter, terrine, cod, tartare, ceviche, and escargot.
Delicious!
I highly recommend this restaurant.
The scallop ceviche had wonderful flavour. Salmon and beet risotto was delicious and so was the lamb shank with cassoulet.
The dessert was one of the best I have ever had. The chocolate mousse and caramel flavour was perfect.
Finding the entrance felt like a game of hide and seek, with construction present and no clear signage. The cozy vibe of Brumes Au Coude was a nice feeling when we finally found it, stepped in, and were seated. However, with Chef Michel Savoie MIA, we had a hunch we might be in for a rollercoaster meal.
Kicking things off was the seafood ceviche, it was spot-on. The tang and zest had us nodding in approval – a good start indeed.
Next, the puff pastry beef stew. This was a win – the pastry was just how you’d hope it would be, flaky and light, with the tender stewed beef hitting the comfort food spot dead center.
Now for the mains:
The minced lamb on pasta! A culinary fine dining faux pas hidden beneath a veil of greenery as if to mask its misdemeanour. It’s like expecting a steak and getting a burger – not the upgrade you’re looking for at a place that’s meant to be an upscale French bistro.
The last dish, the seared salmon, was decent, but it was resting on something that was just plain boring and forgettable. The salmon did what salmon does – it was good, but it didn’t exactly save us from feeling like we had been gaslighted by the earlier dishes.
So there you have it. Wrapping it up, the beef pastry was the highlight in an otherwise blasé main course lineup. Unfortunately, we can’t say Brumes Au Coude is the crème de la crème of Moncton’s fine dining scene.