This fantastic little deli was quite the surprise on our last visit to Mt. Tremblant! It was our…read moreday off from skiing, and we were later heading to the amazing Nordic Spa nearby... so we were looking for some lunch grub before hitting up the spa. I did a quick search for lunch places away from the ski resort, and I found this place in the Old Village of Mt. Tremblant (about 10 minutes away from the ski resort). It's a counter-service deli where you order from a (mostly) sandwich, soup, and salad menu and find a seat to wait on your order. On this visit, I ordered the Thai Noodle Soup with chicken, which was A+. Tony had one of their sandwiches and side salad, which he thoroughly enjoyed! (Their side salads aren't all lettuce salads; some are more like deli salads such as edamame salad, etc.) Everything was really, really tasty and filling, and I'd drop by La Sandwicherie again in a heartbeat! My recommendation = If you have a chance, definitely check this place out for lunch!

It's easy to miss Le Village if you're here for Le Resort. It's where the people live which we…read morelike to see; schools, libraries...with the laid back vibe away from downhillers with uphillers, cross country and summer hiking in this lovely Lake District. Oh Canada! Found this classy French cafe for lunch. Breakfast croissant warmed in panini press and zucchini pesto and cheddar soup. Perfecte.

La P'tite Maison is excellent, they have delicious muffins, pastries and they make cakes to order…read more. they also serve sandwiches, beans, chicken and fries.. I always get their muffins and sandwiches they're great

Une poutine avec du fromage râpée ce n'est pas une vrai poutine. La sauce goûtait bon mais c'était…read moreassez ordinaire comme poutine. A poutine without curd cheese isn't a real poutine. The sauce was good but with

Very good almond croissant! I may go back again tomorrow. Slightly hard to find as it's on a lower…read morelevel of the building. Also good to know: It's open 9 to 17h most days(except sunday & monday). I showed up at 7:30 the first time.

We went here to get a variety of pastries. Everything turned out nice. Service was good. 8$ per…read morepastry, no tax if you buy 6.

A small coffee shop in the Tremblant village. I thought it was a nice change because it's mostly…read morerestaurants here. I've been here several times already and it's been a good experience. Standard cafe fare, food, pastries and alcohol.

Cutest coffee shop. Small inside but cozy and good menu! Loved the caramel latte and ham & cheese…read moresandwich.

Good but not excellent, i had the chicken bourbon pizza, and my wife had the chicken salad fiesta…read morewith chicken. These plates are good but not superb, a branch of a chain restaurant is like that, everything is weight to make more money per plate. Bon sans être excellent, j'ai dégusté la pizza au poulet bourbon, et ma femme a pris une salade fiesta au poulet. Ces assiettes étaient bonne, considérant que c'est une chainevde restaurants, tout est Pesé afin d'avoir le plus de profit par assiettes.

Ordered chicken pesto penne and paid for extra sauce, by the time it arrived it was dryer than a…read morenuns cunt in the Sahara desert in the middle of July . And it didn't taste anything like pesto ..

All good!!! Great food at good prices, fantastic ambience, couldn't meet nicer people!read more

Stopped in for a mid-ski lunch and Le Shack absolutely delivered on that cozy, rustic mountain…read morevibe. If you're looking for a spot that feels like a true alpine escape in the heart of the pedestrian village, this is it. I ordered the Montagnard Burger, and it was exactly what I needed after a few runs. The patty was juicy, well-seasoned, and held up perfectly in the bun. I paired it with the garlic fries, which were a standout--perfectly crispy with just the right amount of garlic punch. The real showstopper, however, was the CHALUMEAU. This isn't just a drink; it's a full experience. It's a rich, warming blend of Canadian maple whisky, Coureur des Bois, Frangelico, and a sharp hit of espresso. It's topped with a mountain of whipped cream and coffee beans, making it the ultimate "pick-me-up" for a cold day. The restaurant has a great energy--buzzing but still comfortable. The "journal" style food liners and the wooden interiors really lean into the heritage feel of Mont-Tremblant. Pro Tip: Definitely try the Chalumeau if you're a fan of espresso martinis or spiked coffees; it's easily one of the best après-ski drinks in the village!

Stopped in to meet with the family after getting off the slopes. we just got beverages, I ordered a…read morehot chocolate which I enjoyed. Pleasant to look at but definitely could've used a larger cup. The atmosphere was very cool in the weight staff was very quick considering the large crowd.

Excellent coffee, excellent service and a delicious breakfast! They have a sweet pcovered atio and…read morea bar inside for seating. Really nice people!

Ocafe is a biker (as in bicycles) cafe and shop. The service is impeccable, the coffee is the best…read morewe've had in Canada so far, and the breakfast options weren't expansive, but what they have is great and generous. We had half portions of the avocado toast and yogurt bowl, and couldn't finish either - that's how generous the portions are!

One of two restaurants pretty much in Lac Saguay you can either eat dodi a canteen across the…read morestreet or at this spot. Little restaurant with the classics and a nice service. We got the cheese sticks and escargots which were both really tasty. The sweet salsa for the cheese sticks made them really stand out for us plus the cheese was very stringy and salty. Escargots weren't huge but again very salty cheese with good amount of garlic. I decided to go with the Quebec tradition as another yelper said you can't go wrong with those choices. The hot chicken sandwich it was ! It came with mashed potatoes and green pees loved every bite and didn't leave a piece behind. The other meal we got was the club sandwich, with bacon well done and mayo on the side we knew it was gonna be great at it was cut perfectly with no soggy bread and no huge slices of chicken that makes it not close properly. They came with fries and coleslaw.. fries weren't my favourite a little bland but still crispy and the coleslaw was good. Service was a little slow but it was weekend but the beers we got were extra cold and our waitress was still a nice lady who was working hard. I will be back

This place is literally as good as it gets because it's the only place in town to eat. And for…read morethat, it does a demanding job very competently. We've stayed several times, for several days, at the nearby Ours Bleu motel, so we have little choice but to here every night for supper. We've tried a lot on the menu, and there are some hits and misses. The real hits for me are the more diner-style plates with Quebec classics - hot hamburger, hot chicken - served with homemade mashed potatoes (great) or fries if you prefer. Salads are good (not soaked with dressing). The pizza for me is a bit of a miss recently, though I remember really liking it several years ago. The house red is decent and cheap. (No craft beer here, just big brand domestics.) The jukebox is fun to try and super loud, so you can't hide your selections, everyone will know it was you. Expect eye rolling if you choose badly, or a favorable nod if you choose well. Service is variable - sometimes one person is run ragged because it's busy and no one else is working - but things work out well if you're patient. It's a vacation town kind of place, a rest-stop on a long drive kind of place, and a place for boozing regulars, so the staff has to deal with a lot of different kinds of visitors, and they do a fine job.