Pinky’s Roadside Diner - Saint Leonard | New Brunswick - 1000 Towns of Canada

Every small town has a story. We've mapped989of them.

Pinky’s Roadside Diner

Sending

User Review

0 (0 votes)

FoodKids & Family

If you are looking for a quick bite while on the road, stop by Pinky’s Roadside Diner, just a 5-minute drive from Saint-Leonard. The diner has a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Offering Canadian classics such as poutine and beavertails, the diner is an excellent site to grab some comfort food and relax before hitting the road again.

Photo: https://10619-2.s.cdn12.com/rests/original/105_339246447.jpg – Restaurant Guru

1000 Towns · Canada travel powered by Booking.com

Best stays in Saint Leonard New Brunswick

Explore other places in Saint Leonard | New Brunswick

Saint Leonard | New Brunswick

Rendez-vous des artistes in Saint-Léonard

Rendez-vous des artistes in Saint-Léonard

August If you are in Saint Leonard during August, check out the annual Rendez-vous des artistes in Saint-Léonard, an event…

Read more →

Saint Leonard | New Brunswick

Upper Saint John River Valley Trail

Upper Saint John River Valley Trail

The Upper Saint John River Valley Trail spans the roughly 170-kilometre stretch between Woodstock, New Brunswick and Edmundston, New Brunswick.…

Read more →

Saint Leonard | New Brunswick

Camping St Leonard

Camping St Leonard

Another great choice for camping near St. Leonard is Camping St Leonard, a campsite just 5 minutes away from St.…

Read more →

Saint Leonard | New Brunswick

Paradis de la Petite Montagne

Paradis de la Petite Montagne

Paradis de la Petite Montagne is the perfect place for family fun. It is a well-equipped campground with several amenities…

Read more →

Discover towns near Saint Leonard | New Brunswick

New Brunswick

Edmundston

Edmundston

A vibrant Francophone city at the edge of New Brunswick, known for its mountain views, botanical garden, and strong cross-border culture.

Explore →

New Brunswick

Grand Falls

Grand Falls

Spectacular gorge on the Saint John River — the falls drop 23 metres through a narrow rock channel.

Explore →

New Brunswick

Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska

Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska

Serene destination with a rich Acadian culture and breathtaking views of the St. John River.

Explore →

New Brunswick

Perth-Andover

Perth-Andover

A riverside town where the Tobique meets the Saint John, known for its fiddlehead festival, fresh spring harvests, and relaxed valley setting.

Explore →

Leave a Reply Cancel reply