Lively Acadian-Cajun seafood bar; lobster pots on the corner mark one of Moncton's best seafood destinations.
Catch 22 Lobster Bar sits on Main Street in downtown Moncton, marked by lobster pots out front that signal its focus before guests even step inside. The kitchen draws on French Acadian tradition with a Cajun influence, producing a menu built around multiple lobster preparations alongside shrimp, scallops, oysters, haddock, and halibut.
The dining room is intimate and consistently busy, making reservations a practical necessity rather than a formality. The atmosphere leans lively rather than formal — a seafood bar in character, suited to a post-round gathering without demanding jacket-and-tie formality. Golfers travelling with non-seafood eaters will find the menu accommodating, with options such as filet mignon and pasta rounding things out.
For those road-tripping through southeastern New Brunswick — a region with solid course options within reasonable driving distance of Moncton — Catch 22 represents a dependable stop for regional seafood in a setting that fits the pace of a golf trip.
Golf courses on the Greater Moncton & Southeast trail closest to Catch 22 Lobster Bar.