Lamb Burger
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Lamb Burger
................................$Strawberry Rhubarb Crumble
................................$Grilled Lobster Sandwich
................................$Chicken and Bacon Salad Sandwich
................................$Steak Sandwich
................................$Fish Cakes
................................$Crrab Cake and Soup
................................$Local Beer
................................$Prime Rib Sandwich and the Chowder
................................$Grilled Salmon
................................$Tuna Melt
................................$Rhubarb Crisp
................................$Spicy Black Bean Soup Soup of the Day
................................$Fiddlehead Soup and Sandwich
................................$Mango Chutney Chicken Salad Sanduíches
................................$Roast Beef Sandwich
................................$Lobster Stew
................................$Cider
................................$Dining at Niger Reef Tea House is a treat for anyone who loves approachable, thoughtfully prepared comfort food with a twist, and the menu really reflects that relaxed but creative vibe by the water. The sandwich selection alone shows how well the kitchen balances classic favourites with coastal flair - from the juicy Lamb Burger and prime‑rib sandwiches to seafood highlights like the Grilled Lobster Sandwich, Fish Cakes, Crab Cake and the ever‑satisfying Grilled Salmon and Tuna Melt, each bite feels fresh and satisfying. There’s also a hearty lineup of soups including Spicy Black Bean, Chowder, Fiddlehead Soup, Soup of the Day and the comforting local favourite Crrab Cake and Soup combo, perfect for a cozy meal any time of year.
Another thing I appreciated was how the menu isn’t all sandwiches and soups - there’s a variety of lighter salads like the Chicken and Bacon Salad Sandwich and Mango Chutney Chicken Salad Sanduíches, plus a Roast Beef Sandwich or the bold Steak Sandwich if you’re craving something more substantial. And because every good meal deserves a sweet finish, the dessert options like Strawberry Rhubarb Crumble and Rhubarb Crisp are delightful, fruity send‑offs that pair perfectly with a local beer or crisp cider on the side.
Across the board, the menu feels confident and coherent in its direction: casual yet memorable, grounded in local ingredients and classic flavours but with creative touches that elevate every dish. Whether you’re stopping by after exploring St. Andrews or settling in for a slow lunch with a view, the mix of inventive soups, sandwiches, seafood and desserts makes this place worth coming back to time and again.