Just a perfect, small, adorable bistro tucked into a side street in Ste. Adele. I was a little…read morenervous eating alone, but the staff was wonderful. Sat outside, ordered a glass of wine & relaxed. I had the arancini, mushroom risotto covered in a crunchy shell with homemade mayonnaise. Wines by the glass are good and not just the usual chardonnay/pinot grig/merlot. For dinner, I loved the beef cheeks, fork-tender with a lovely sauce, and accompanied by the server's recommended red wine. And for dessert, white chocolate ice cream with a dark chocolate shell - yum!

This was the first restaurant my family and I went to in this area and wow, what a start to a great…read morevacation!! We have certainly enjoyed food at other places on our trip but this was by far the best! Julien was an outstanding host who spent time translating the entire menu for us and then provided us several suggestions of fun activities for our teenage kids - including the address and phone numbers! Now, that's a host who takes care of his customers! Kim, our waitress, was extremely polite and offered much help with our ordering and wine pairing. And the food and desserts - wow. Everything - from our starters to our desserts - was delicious. Our family plays a game when we go out, after tasting everyone else's dish as to who ordered the best dish and, for this restaurant, we couldn't decide. Everything was literally that good! Thank you Julien and Kim for starting our time in Canada so perfectly.

This is a beautiful new restaurant in St. Sauveur. The old ornate large building it's in has been…read moretastefully restored and modernized, with a gorgeous large bar central to the space. The open kitchen is fully visible from the bar. The staff were all very professional, and while we try to speak French as much as we can, their English was great, so communicating was easy. We started with a couple of beautiful cocktails, and a snack of celeriac chips with a dipping sauce. Wow! I'd never had that before, and was surprised at how good they were. Then we each got the table d'hote which is a special being run in conjunction with a bunch of other restaurants in town. There were two items for starter, main, and one dessert, so we got one of each. The starters were a duck tartare, and mozzarella di bufala with roasted squash. Both were delicious. Our mains were a pork belly with zucchini, petal salad, cranberry gastrique sauce, and homemade pappardelle Bolognaise of tomato and beef short ribs ragout. Also both superb. Dessert was pain perdue (French toast) but not like you're thinking. Excellent! I think we've found a new favorite here in town. Highest recommendation.

Best bar and whiskey in Saint-Sauveur! Beautiful inside.read more

The new French chef is amazing. great jazzy tunes And the…read morecarré d'agneau du chef is the best dish I've had this month by a long shot

Hungry after skiing and we had the best meal here! The ambience was so relaxing too. I asked to…read morereplace my fries with rice in my order and the waiter and chef were nice to do my request. I couldn't be anymore satisfied

Excellent food and service 5 stars Tapas style all meant to…read moreshare Friendly service but food steal the show

Omg! This place is so unbelievably delicious gourmet food. We tried 4 different tapas. All were…read moreperfectly done. Great select of wines as well. Highly recommended for the foodie.

BOTTOM LINE: Unfortunately, after you get past the novelty of the "exotic" meats, the dining…read moreexperience is rather meh. I get it, it's Mont-Tremblant and there's definitely a "tourist" tax on prices, but even then, it's a hefty one compared to other restos in the area. Although the service was perfunctory, where it mattered the most - ahem, what's the recommended way to cook the meats on the hot plate, seemed quite lacking. It almost seemed like the recommendation was to fully cook every meat, which is almost certainly incorrect for most of what our group ordered. We tried it for the novelty, but I'm not sure I'd rush to come back.

This is a fun dining experience. The host (possibly owner?) was super fun and exciting and I…read moreactually found his jokes funny. I really like the rustique vibe of the place. Gave it a fun ambiance. Some of the food was great, but we had mixed opinions about the hot-stones. It was awesome for land meats, but a bit of struggle for shrimp. I mean it was fun to sear your own meat, but a bit more flavor was desired.

Of the 3 times I have been to this restaurant the food has been excellent, the food was served and…read moreexplained but all three experiences were the same, I felt the server (same each time) felt annoyed having to serve me, never a smile or any civil engagement whatsoever, she had a superior attitude. For those who cannot speak French I would not frequent this establishment. Once again the food to price was very good and creative. I will not go back, part of the dining experience is an engaged, happy server, they are definitely missing this aspect unless it seems you are a regular. This is the first time I have reviewed a restaurant that's how bad I felt after leaving.

The blend of colours and tastes on the plate in this restaurant is amazing. The bread rolls are…read morebaked in house, the desserts are also done on location, and they even serve little treats next to the coffee that are prepared by the chef. This place offers a complete pleasurable gastronomical experience. After two visits to this restaurant I can easily say that the serve some of the best meals in the Laurentians. The four criteria I have used are: Visual Composition of the food on the plate, aroma, taste, and value vs. price. I suggest you try their Lunch special if you can. They offer a unique combination of soup or salad + main dish, or Main dish + dessert at an affordable price.

Great food and a mix of Québec / French inspired dishes. There are also inspirations from Asian…read morecuisines- got Brie and the grille octopus and veal for my main ! Check it out - authentic and a good way to spend your time in the area

An incredibly rude and pretentious. Our table wasn't ready at the reserved time, forcing us to wait…read moreoutside. We were charged for meals that were never ordered and when we requested a refund for the overcharge, the owner became aggressive.

We had a pitcher of lychee sangria on a sunny terrasse for 19$. Really, is there anything more to…read moreask? They seems like they do a lot of wine-by-the-glasses.

One of the best places for a drink…read more There is a lot of place, it's not narrow. Prices are really good.

This was my "nice" meal during my very short trip to Montreal last weekend, and it turned out to be…read morea great choice. There are 2 sides of the restaurant: the more casual order what you want brasserie side and then the fancier multi-course chef menu side. I chose the brasserie side, where I had a reservation for a bar seat - turns out that wasn't really that necessary as there were several individual bar seats open; A group would probably have a difficult time getting a seat on a Friday evening though. For drinks, I had a paper plane and a last word. Those are my two go to cocktails for nicer bars, and they pulled them off fantastically (they also knew what I was talking about which is kind of rare for the last word). For an extra nice touch, they clipped an actual paper plane to the paper plane drink. Fun! For food, I ordered the Duck Confit. It was super crispy on the outside, but the meat was super tender and juicy and melted off of the bone. My mouth is watering while thinking about it. It also came with bread service. For dessert I had the tiramisu. I would give it a 4/5 - it was a little more bland than others I've had - not bad at all, but not my favorite one of all time. They seem to be serious about their coffee (see pictures). Since I was sitting right in front of it I had to order one to go with the tiramisu. I had a basic americano, and it was a great addition. My only real complaint is the bar seating felt a little bit exposed as the main walkway through the restaurant goes along the bar seating. Drinks 5/5, Service 5/5, Food 5/5, Ambience 4/5

First meal in Montreal and what an experience! We dined in the brasserie side of the restaurant…read more Even though more casual dining, still experienced elevated food and service. We started with oysters from PEI and New Brunswick. Loved that they let you choose the units so we only ordered 4 (2 each). We also had as appetizer their foie gras parfait and tomatoes from our garden. Both we wonderful choices. The tomatoes were perfect for the season with a beautiful balance of tomatoes, stracciatella and focaccia. Foie is a classic and loved the grilled bread and pickled vegetables to accompany it. Our entrees were the lamb rump, braised shoulder and butcher cut steak and frites which was the hangar steak. The lamb was delicious and very hearty in a good way. The steak was perfectly prepared and the frites stayed warm the entire meal with their presentation. We ended with their house fav passion fruit pavlova. Light and airy texture with lovely flavor. Nice way to compete the meal!