Great comfort food, omelette s, all fresh nothing frozen. It's a family business and there is a…read moreline usually that's always a good sign. I love love the feeling of the place and the service.. It's a great diner and always wonderful to support a small family business..

I loved it. Julio's…read moreis an unassuming, casual, no frills restaurant. It's a place that has a lot of regulars if u know what I mean. Think comfort food, home cooking, unbelievably great prices and no nonsense service. They have a choice of lunch time specials that really give u a bang for your buck. They had two soupe du jour's the day I was there which were both excellent and one of the specials was soup, Shepard's pie, desert and a coffee for 9 of 10 dollars to give u an idea. If I lived in St Agathe, I'd be a regular too.

The food is ok (relative to food expectations in the area) and the staff were quite nice. I had…read moretheir table hote menu: - Soup of the day: chicken consommé based soup. Not enough flavour but edible. - Linguini w Crab and garlic: linguini was fine, the garlic sauce was solid, but the crab was mysteriously flavourless. Large portion - so had leftovers that eventually got eaten. - coffee: fine. My daughter had a kids meal. The lasagna she had looked like a disaster coming in - but my daughter ate 75% of it without complaint. Her ice cream was pretty disgusting so she passed on that (we went to an ice cream parlour nearby instead). Ste-Agathe is a beautiful place and I have fond memories of the area (my mother grew up there). However, this is not a foodie destination - which is ok. This restaurant is representative of that (I.e., it is not a local outlier in either direction). In Montreal, this place would never survive though. It might not survive in Laval.

Excellent Italian food with a large menu of choices. We had pizza and chicken Parmigiana. Both…read morewere excellent, pizza had a nice thin crust and tasty cheese. The chicken parmigiana was thin with a nice breading and a generous portion of pasta. Excellent service made it even better. I would go back for the food although I thought the prices were higher than most other places.

i always like to find a new restaurants or chain that are from here and put lots more good food…read more Petinos is a great place to eat, food is excellent, service is good and the place itself is nice. i recommend it as it's a nice change from Chez Cora and Eggspectation andvthe portions ate bigger for the same price. I had a combino plate called Versant with 2 eggs, bacon, potatoes with 2 french toasts. I also like thry give real maple syrup to put on french toast ans waffle. J'ai toujours aimé trouver un nouveau restaurant. Petinos est un bon endroit pour manger un déjeuner, la décoration est très bien et leur assiette combinées permette de rassasié les estomac les plus grand. Le service est excellent et la nourriture très bonne, il ont du vrai sirop d'érable pour les crêpes et gauffre ce qui est bien. J'ai dégusté une assiette appelé Le versant qui comprenait 2 oeufs, du bacon, creton et 2 pains doré, et je me suis régalé ! Ce resto fait changement des Cora et Eggspectation de ce monde.

Very good breakfast Tasting and fresh…read more I recommend it to everyone Family getting together

We decided to come here for a late lunch/early dinner for our anniversary…read more We wanted to sit outside and they have a large patio right by the river, so it was great. The patio has some tables covered by a large awning and some with umbrellas. We sat under the awning, which was good since it started raining while we were finishing our meal. Music was playing, but it was mostly just us outside, so nice and private. Our servers were nice, and quick to check on allergens. They have menus in English and French. We ordered the special (app, drink, dessert), but couldn't eat it due to allergies, so canceled that order. We also got two mains: veal with mushrooms and carbonara truffle pizza. The veal came with a mix of potato fries (shoestring), fried zucchini, and fried onions (both very thin). It was good, maybe 4*, but worth the order. The pizza did not have truffles. They claimed it had oil when we asked, but then offered to get us mushrooms (grilled, they were good) and then said truffles were on back order. They then took off some money from the bill. Lesson? The flatbread pizza is good, just don't splurge on the truffle one. We also had drinks (I recommend the sangria) and tried the trademarked Bread Bar®. Bar was odd (sliced bread from the store with 4 kinds of butter and a grill to warm it) but fun to do one time as a novelty. Bill was about $115 with the comped amount. Come here, sit by the river, and relax as part of your bill and you'll enjoy yourself. Don't come expecting perfect food though!

So yeah, wanted to go for a couple of years now, but never went. I knew it was going to be a bit…read morepricey but I still went. I like to go to fancy restaurants and go "all in" what do you want to say, I'm a foody! We took a nice meat / pickle / bread entree, it was delicious and started well our evening! I was hesitant between a steak and a pasta meal, yeah still place is more an Italian place, pasta and pizza seemed to die for! I took the 35$ steak with fries and my gf took the linguini. I devoured my steak and had a bite of the pasta that the miss took. I really liked the place, it seemed bigger outside than it really is inside. Yeah it's more of a "cosy" place, but would have liked maybe to have a "private table" but nothing to really complain about, we had enough space. Anyways ... The waitress was amazing! She was sooo nice and the service was quick. She got my "I would love another drink" queue and overall was just nice to us. It's nice because you have a special grill that you can go toast your bread and they have 3-4 kinds of butter, ( normal, garlic, tomato and another one / don't remember) The fries that came with my steak were special, in it I had "zucchini / onion and of course , normal fries" it was a wear but delicious mix. Really enjoyed my evening and staff wasss so amazing. I thought about giving this place a 4 star but at the end one of the staff members said to my gf; that they had a back door without any stairs ( she had problem walking : injury ) so yeah, really nice and sweet. Total with tip was: 115$ really worth

There are new owners at this restaurant and it is AMAZING. I believe it is called Faim. My husband…read moreand I always went to Chez Louis when we biked the P'tit train de nord, so were relieved to see it hadn't closed but had been bought by lovely young people who are serving delicious food! These new owners have redecorated this beautiful old property and hope to offer eveing meals in the future. for now , their brunch menu is delicious as is their wide choice of coffees and beverages.

Still absolutely wonderful...but it is no longer C'est La Vie (although you can order a C'est La…read moreVie omelette! It is now called Chez Louis (https://www.restomontreal.ca/resto/chez-louis-cafe-val-david/19714/en/) ... and opens at 9:30 on the weekend. Still highly recommend this.... A real treasure!

Excellente pizza et super service! Meilleure pizza de qualité avec de bons ingrédients à…read moreSainte-Adele!

I wish I would have taken photos, this might be the best Pizza I have ever had In North America…read more The crust is perfect, the toppings are amazing, the quality is mind blowing, the sauce is just good. My friend insisted we go eat their pizza after hearing it was run by a Southern French Family from Marseille and that they did specialty pizzas from that region, well my friend wasn't wrong.....it was amazing. We ordered 7 different pizzas between our group and they were all good. I am very happy to know that this place is 15 minutes away from my cottage. Thank you !!!

So happy to have come across such an amazing spot. We stopped here on our way to Mont Tremblant for…read moresome brunch and we were not disappointed. The staff was so friendly and the food was absolutely delicious, the portions were large and just so good. I got the crab cake Benedict and my bf got the rib eye steak. They were both amazing, came w a healthy portion of fries and some fresh fruit. Highly recommend!

Petit resto de quartier, j'ai bien aimé mon sous-marin Steak, capicollo, pepperoni, portion…read moregénéreuse. Le service est très bon, je vais essayer leur pizza la prochaine fois. Little quarter snack bar, i really likes their steak capicollo, pepperoni submarine, big portion for the price. Service is excellent, i think I'll try their pizza next time

I had been here before in the past. I might have even reviewed it. Restaurant Mikael, further up…read morein the Laurentians, is a reliable place for "bouffe" - that would be French for grub. It reminds be of Bravo Pizzeria in Trois-Rivieres - halfway between Montreal and Quebec City - where it's nothing fancy but they make pizzas, pastas, (club) sandwiches, and Greek food in respectable portions and at fair prices, served up with their small town folksiness and friendliness. Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts is sort of a strategic place to eat, though closer to Mont-Tremblant and the national park than to Montreal. My go-to place used to be Ristorante del Popolo. Sadly, it's no longer in operation. Nearby Il Vigneto is a little bit more upscale, and darker and more intimate inside. Mikael is the one the locals go to to get pizzas (or have them delivered), to eat in, or to hang out. I had the Greek souvlaki dinner platter. It was plentiful and delicious. I could see ordering it again. The service was very amicable. I learned something that differs from my high school French books. When someone brings something to your table or does something for you, you would say "merci." The textbook response you'd expect is "de rien," which means 'it's nothing.' What I've seen is that, in Quebec, the response is typically "bienvenue," which isn't exactly "you're welcome," but is more likely to be seen inscribed at a port of entry into a French speaking country or province, or at reception in a hotel, and would simply mean "welcome." You already know I'll be giving Restaurant Mikael 4 stars. While it's Quebec, and there's a beautiful lake - Lac des Sables - nearby, it reminded me of a visit to Stayton, Oregon. There, I walked into a store, bought some things, got back into the car, and told a friend I thought I had just walked onto the set of Heart's "Dreamboat Annie." (An inside joke was born.) This place is sort of similar. The locals tend to congregate along this street, and near the seasonal outdoor seating in front of the restaurant, and smoke and talk smack. Thus, this place could be a jumping off spot for penning something along the lines of Suzanne Vega's "Tom's Diner" or, again, Heart's "Dreamboat Annie" ... catapulted forward a few decades and set in a mountain hamlet in Quebec. That said, I could assign the 4 stars in tandem with these 4 words: "Dreamboat Annie du jour!" If plentiful, casual, reliable, and properly priced grub is your thing, Restaurant Mikael in this scenic little town could be for you. It will not be right next the 15 - Autoroute des Laurentides - and its adjacent big box retail, but all the way into Sainte-Agathe's historic downtown and near the lake. If the locals keep going back, and I keep going back, that must mean that it works well.