Aaron's Coffee House
A hidden-gem coffee shop tucked inside a thrift shop — creative drinks like a chicken bone frozen mocha, dairy-free options always on hand, and genuinely warm, attentive service.
Where to eat, stay & explore in Riverview
Hub City Foodies has featured 12 places in Riverview, New Brunswick: 12 restaurants and cafés. Most come with a short video. Every place is also on the interactive map.
Places to eat in Riverview
Bravo Pizza
A local pizza and donair spot — cheesy pizzas, well-seasoned garlic fingers, and even a butter chicken pizza worth trying, plus a solid donair for the price.
Buddha Bear Coffee Roasters
A maple mocha that feels like a campfire treat in a cup, during Riverview Maple Fest.
Cilantro 601
An Indian restaurant serving authentic South Indian dishes alongside Hakka noodles and Indo-Chinese favourites — Masala Dosa, Chicken 65 Biryani, and Apollo Fish are standouts.
Five Bridges Bar & Grill
A long-running local favourite for groups — cold beer, sports on the screens, and a menu that includes the well-loved short rib poutine.
Mai Thi Restaurant
A hidden gem for Vietnamese food with tons of gluten-free options — banh mi, imperial rolls, and vermicelli with BBQ pork, all fresh and generously portioned.
Pita Pit
Build-your-own pitas, wraps, salads and bowls made fresh to order, plus smoothies — a quick bite on Pinewood Road in Riverview.
Pizza Mike's
Local favourite that regularly wins pizza crawl comparisons — great crust, generous toppings, and donairs worth ordering alongside your pie. Featured during Riverview Maple Fest.
Rocco's Cucina
A small but mighty Italian spot with maximalist wall art — the Nadia pizza and lasagna (with garlic bread and salad included) are standouts, service is a highlight.
Royal Thai Restaurant
A true family-owned hidden gem — Tom Yum Soup, green curry pork, mango sticky rice and Pad Thai, made with fresh vegetables and served with big-hearted hospitality.
Sushi Sapporo
A homemade maple madeleine that flips the script on Maple Fest desserts — light, fluffy, and perfectly baked.
Tambayan Café
Home of the Maple Crawfle during Riverview Maple Fest — a croissant pressed waffle-style, topped with local maple.