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.

Very cute little Italian restaurant serving fresh pastas…read more I ordered the penne de Poulet special and although the pasta was perfectly cooked I felt that it was nothing special. We were in a larger group of 10+ people and must have overwhelmed their kitchen as a bunch of us had ordered the carbonara with some waiting an hour to get their dishes. The staff did not come over to notify of the delay nor did they seem to care about refilling our waters pitchers either.

Restaurant Mille Pâtes is an absolute gem. The décor is charming and cozy, the service is genuinely…read morewarm and welcoming, and the food is nothing short of incredible. There were five of us dining, and we ended up ordering seven entrées because everything sounded too good to pass up. Even more telling--one person in our group isn't a pasta fan at all and was completely blown away and finished every last bite. Do not skip dessert. The crème brûlée was perfectly done, and the world-famous tiramisu absolutely lives up to the hype. From start to finish, it was one of those meals that reminds you why dining out can be such a great experience. Highly recommend this place, and we'll absolutely be back.

Very nice atmosphere and food. The service was excellent and everyone very welcoming. We had the…read morecapesante pasta and Cesar salad. Both were wonderful. I think it was the most fresh and delicious Caesar salad I've ever had.

Wow, just wow! Our dining experience here was simply amazing. The food was DELICIOUS! The…read morepresentation of the food - GORGEOUS. The restaurant itself is absolutely beautiful and gives off such a warm and cozy vibe. A big shoutout to Jessica who was so kind, friendly, and patient with our group. She made our experience just that much more enjoyable!! Kudos!! I highly recommend this spot if you're looking for some top notch Italian cuisine in Tremblant!!!

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.

My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our meals. We started off with a pepperoni pizza as our…read moreappetizer, which was really good. The other local pizza joints in the village suck compared to here. We were impressed; the dough and pepperoni were on point. I also got the Cesar salad, which tasted good nothing out of the ordinary. My wife and I both ordered the Penne Gigi and added shrimp. It was so good; we both loved it. Probably one of my favorite pasta dishes I have had in a long time. I am huge Italian food lover, and they pulled it off surprisingly. The service was also great and the staff were very inviting. Go early cause it gets packed. I highly recommend trying this restaurant out.

We are here on vacation and we're craving Italian food. This restaurant had by far the best…read moreselection of pastas. While our food was good tasting it was room temperature, which was not enjoyable. Our server was also not the most attentive. It took over 15 minutes to get our bill after he cleared out plates away. If the food was as hot I would overlook the other stuff.

Great food, great service, well priced and home cooked taste!…read moreThe owners, Albums and Enrique are warm and genuine! Probably one of the best restaurants North of Montreal.

Great Italian food. Worth the detour. Owners are very much involved and always there to make a…read morerecommendation. Not one choice was I disappointed. In love with this place. Great comfort food! Home away from home meal. Warm and close to the heart

Great food and ambiance. I've been there many times and I'm never disappointed, everything on the…read moremenu is good, the portions are generate and the owners really make you feel like home! A must try!

From the owner: Le restaurant La Chitarra invites you to their establishment. You can also enjoy the sunshine on…read moretheir terrace. They provide table d'hôte, catering services and party services and are open nightly from Tuesday to Sunday. You can pay by Visa, MasterCard and Interac.

The owner was so lovely and the food was delicious. Had the lasagna and charcuterie board and they…read morewere fantastic!

Delicious! Service was confusing since so many people were helping out but the pizzas were…read moreabsolutely amazing! Would def come back. Friendly, tasty! So yummy. Give it a try

Très bon restaurant de Mont-Tremblant, leur pizza et pates sont très bons…read more Et les serveurs offrent un excellent service, le prix est raisonnable surtout pour une place touristique comme Tremblant. Bonne ambiance. Mes linguinis au fruits de mer était bien apprêté, et cuitent à point. De plus ils sont ouvert assez tard le soir tout les jours, rien de super gastronomique mais bien meilleur que des chaînes de restaurants ou toute portion de nourriture est calculés. Very good restaurant of Mont-Tremblant, their pizza and pasta are very good. Their waiters offers an excellent service, the price is moderate especially for a touristic place like Tremblant. My sea food linguini were well cooked and well prepared. They are open everyday late enough, it's not gastronomy but better than some chains were food are calculated.

We didn't make reservations, got here around 6 on a Tuesday night and had an hour wait in a long…read moreline. Definitely recommend reservations! Food looked and smelled fantastic! But I hate to say that it was OK at best. Price was fine, especially for an area catering to wealthy ski tourists. Service was decent but not amazing. I much preferred Milles Pates not far from here. French Onion Soup was definitely the standout!