Potato World

The Museum is small but I was amazed by the exhibition of few old tools which used in farming.

Three stars only because I didn't buy a ticket for the museum. Just didn't have enough time. I did make some gift shop shopping. Was hoping for more local crafts.

On their website, it’s said there are newly added family activities open, paid $18 to enter and found the PEDDLE TRACTOR RACE TRACK, POTATO GUN SHOOTING RANGE are not open because their backyard just got seeded. The guided tour is not bad but could be better if the guide doesn’t read from her script. People who run this place could come up with more hands-on and fun activities for the kids.

A lovely little museum showing the history of potatoes, also has a nice restaurant and gifts/souvenirs. Easy to find as it is just off the highway.

Potato museum did not disappoint! Had such a fun time with my family here, they have an excellent restaurant attached and serve some of the BEST potato dishes.Highly recommend the potato soup and the twice baked potato! Great portions and great value!Great comfortable vibe with high quality hand made souvenirs to take home as well. Will come again next time we’re in town!

The creators of the Potato Museum managed to collect such detailed information about growing potatoes in New Brunswick. The Potato Museum is very interesting. Also, the building has a café that sells delicious chips and other dishes. Staff is very attentive and friendly.

Friendly staff. Restaurant focused on selling McCain fries obviously but several tasty options. The museum was very informative and worth a visit

Charming little place to take a breather as your drive through New Brunswick. Cheap and cute little museum where we learned many interesting facts about the industry. We would recommend it as a stop.

Potato World in Florenceville is a combination of one great restaurant and a fantastic Museum… all about POTATOES!A very welcoming place and the museum guide here is the very charming Tammy Kirkland.. whoaah Tammy, way to go kid! You can find all the information you need to know about potatoes from start of selecting the eyes’ for planting and sowing, cultivating harvesting, packaging etc. The antiques equipments are all displayed at the museum and also on the walls of the museum you’ll find the photos that includes the founders/co founders and owners of the McCain group and what a great group! When I think of this name, my mind goes yum, yum, yum with all those potato products they produced over the century. This museum was a baby of the most hardworking Miss M. Strong, who according to Tammy has generously donated the land that had been given to her by the McCain Family because of her loyalty and dedication work afforded to McCains for over 40 years! Come visit and enjoy!

I wasn't really charmed by the museum, it gives you information about the history of potatoes in Canada plus the exhibition of some tools used for the production.We've been told that the fries served in the restaurant are McCain frozen fries, we then decided to have some fresh ondes at the French Fries Hut!