Fall 2026 has officially arrived on Greater Moncton menus. From steins, schnitzel and pretzels to maple-dipped burgers, Thanksgiving feasts and plenty of comfort food, local restaurants are leaning into the season. Whether you’re ready to say Prost! 🍺 or just ready for pumpkin pie, here are some delicious reasons to get out, this fall.
Oktoberfest Is Here!
Pump House Brewpub
Bratwurst, schnitzel, pretzels and smoked pork loin! Pump House has gone all-in for Oktoberfest. Their seasonal menu is available at both the Moncton and Shediac locations, but only for a little longer.
Gahan House
Raise a stein to 25 years! Until October 4, Gahan is offering a limited-edition 25th Anniversary Stein filled with beer and paired with a house-made pretzel for $35 and you get to keep the stein. Pretzels are also available on their own for $10, while quantities last.
St. James Gate
Oktoberfest is underway at St. James Gate until October 4, with two German-inspired features: a Bavarian pretzel served with beer cheese made from SJG Pale Ale, and schnitzel served over a bed of gnocchi. Add your favourite local beer on tap and you’ve got yourself a proper fall feast.
O’Creek Brewing
Noteworthy Brewing Co.
Go big for Oktoberfest with a 1L stein of Festbier for $22 + HST, with refills for $12.50 + HST. Their Oktoberfest menu also features Bavarian pretzels, smoked sausage bites, creamy mushroom schnitzel, sausage plates, applewood-smoked pork knuckle and an Oktoberfest Burger.
🍂 Fall Flavours Have Arrived!
Five Bridges
Starting October 2, the Fall Feature Menu is back at Five Bridges with seasonal comfort food and desserts, including smoked pulled pork potato skins, a hot smoked turkey sandwich, bacon and guac grilled cheese and a fall harvest bowl, with decadent chocolate brownie, classic homemade carrot cake, warm chocolate chip cookie and more for dessert.
Big League Burgers & Wings
Breakfast for dinner? Burger for breakfast? The new feature Lumberjack Burger stacks double smashed beef, cheddar and crispy bacon between pancake buns, with maple syrup on the side for dipping.
Boulevard Kitchen & Bar
Fall Flavours are back, including a Jerk Spiced Pork Chop, a bone-in chop served with BLVD fried rice and chef-curated vegetables. Pair dinner with the changing colours across Fox Creek for the full fall experience.
St. Louis Bar & Grill
If your idea of comfort food is simply more burgers, this one’s for you. Until October 11, All You Can Eat Classic Angus Burgers are $17.99. Add cheese and bacon for $3 or fries for $2.
🦃 Thanksgiving Without All the Cooking
Spruce & Iron Events
Spruce & Iron has Thanksgiving Baking Boxes filled with freshly baked seasonal treats, available in two sizes for groups of 6–8 or 12–14. Fall Charcuterie Boxes are also available in small and large sizes, with pickup at the Spruce & Iron Lounge at the Moncton Golf Club.
TRIIIO at Delta Beauséjour
Thanksgiving dinner is being served October 9–12 at TRIIIO. The two-course is $35 per person and features roasted turkey with stuffing, mashed potato, seasonal vegetables, cranberry sauce and gravy, followed by pumpkin or sugar pie. Delta is also offering Turkey To Go for those celebrating at home.
Monk10 Taproom
Skip the prep and take Thanksgiving home. Monk10’s Dinner Boxes come packed with turkey, mashed potatoes, corn, carrots, turnip, stuffing, cranberry sauce, gravy and pumpkin pie. A dinner for four is $140 + tax, while the dinner for 10 is $320 + tax. Pre-orders are due October 8 at noon, with pickup October 11 or 12.
There’s a whole lot to fall for around Greater Moncton. Get out and explore the seasonal menus while they last!
