Cozy brewpub in the heart of the town! Delicious IPAs and craft beers! We visited the spot for…read morelunch in September, and were able to eat in the backyard garden. Kind knowledgeable staff, and health safety measures in place. Also great selection of fresh bread!

Great location. Just got off our whale watching cruise and boy were we hungry and thirsty…read more Wished we could get a table outside but they were full. We were seated promptly and was greeted by a smiling waitress! Very friendly and spoke some English!! Didn't have a English menu but google translate helped. We did good, and the dishes were even better ! Only negative was no diet drinks..... but I had a vodka that was so smooth and came from Canada too! Loved the smoked fish plate, and the quesadilla were good! Get the olives for only 3.24! A deal!

Location: In the heart of Tadoussac, right next to their main restaurant. The place: Mathilde's…read moreExpress option is a small kiosk that serves take-out. That said, they have a few small tables so you can eat on site if you want to. The goods: We had the fish and chips and it as delicious. Fresh fish and homemade fries - both perfectly cooked. Great option for lunch or if you want something to go. Service: Good. Price point: About $15 for the meal + an iced tea.

Yum! Delicious food and oh-so-close to the ferry. 4 draft beers include some nice craft options…read more Lobster linguine was a hit. Stop, rest, enjoy a nice meal. You've touristed hard for the day. Plus there is a ice cream parlor next door.

Dropped in on a Monday. Long lineup at noon. It took a good 15 minutes to order. This is a sign of…read moretheir popularity. They have a good size dining room with a larger yard with tables. Their hotdogs were good on a toasted bun. They add lettuce and tomatoes to their hotdogs. My dogs were a little beat up in the wrapping. We ordered a poutine as well. The gravy was nothing outstanding but the fries were good. Glad we came and might stop in again. Quite expensive for fast food.

That's some damn fine poutine. Damn fine pogos too. Bustlin joint not far from the freeway. If…read moreyou're needing a treat en route to Gaspe - look no further. This is your dream pit stop. Try the beef hash poutine. Lives up to the name - it was love at first sight. That's amours-ehhhh! Lots of options here - chicken dinners - big sandys- deep fried delights. Had a lineup out the door on a weekday lunch hour. We stuck it out and hit the road happy.

This is our third time here. The food is absolutely delicious. We will have a date night every…read moreyear. Great place, great value. A+ for enjoyable background music that allows you to still have a conversation.

We were looking for a good restaurant that wasn't too far from Autoroute 20, and this was the best…read morewe could find. Definitely seems like this place morphs into different personalities, based on the time of day. Pretty cool. It was a Friday night with a big storm blowing through, so it was pretty quiet. There was a "girls' menu" and a "boys' menu," which was pretty interesting approach to organizing the offering. I shared the calamari appetizer. The portion was a little small to share, but the calamari was fresh, had a nice crust, and good flavoring. Next time, I won't be sharing. For my main dish, I had the fish & chips. The crust seem to have some coarse cornmeal in it, based on the texture. The flavor was good, and I didn't have to worry about soggy fish. It was a nice balance between the fish, fries and arugula salad.

Best breakfast in Tadoussac. Would highly recommend and they were able to work around our…read moreEnglish to French translations.

Service is excellent...efficient...food for families and could be romantic...owner Dany very…read moreaccommodating...

Not much of a choice at the ferry dock, but this place seems very popular. When we walked in two…read morehours earlier than departure, the entire restaurant is already reserved. We have to somehow get permission to order take out? While others already ordered take out before me. Kind of a mystery for me. The restaurant looks good and with a good look for the Saint Lawrence river and the ferry dock. If you choose to eat outside, it will be a pleasure to eat at the picnic tables. The food that I ordered was the Lobster roll. It was not using the roll bun, but more like a wrap. The combination of the ingredients and the freshness was well balanced. We were very impressed by the lobster roll, and gladded that it was not using the traditional roll bun. It was not too salty nor soggy for the roll. However, the fries were horrible, soggy fries and the packeted ketchup turned watery as well. Nor the less, the lobster roll is good, especially for the location.

Not bad food but flavourless :( No dressing on the salad :(…read moreI'm sure that you can find something better.

No one in North America serves mussels and fries like the Canadians! We ended up dining at La…read moreBoheme and had the moules et frites (mussels and fries). Fantastic! You get 2 pounds of these guys with the broth of your choice. After a while the fries become an afterthought but they were very good as well. We ordered the mussels Marinière and Dominus. Delicious. We also ordered the Surprise aux Pommes avec Coulis au Sucre à la crème for dessert aka "it's to die for." We dined outside because the upper deck wasn't yet open but had a nice view of the river from our table. Great service, excellent food and competitive prices. A place we will definitely return to.

The service from the lovely French-Canadian waitress was lovely. The wine, was decent, albeit a bit…read more$$$ for Lindeman's. Food is SUPER oversalted! Carrots were undercooked! Who serves overdone frites with a baked potato? Corn was unexpected, and again, a bit odd. Two steaks of different cuts, both medium? Nope! One was fine in terms of cooking... but who has a NY steak a 1/2 inch thick? The other thickness fine, but still mooing. Some side of gravy was simply GOD AWFUL. Forget the steaks; maybe forget the whole meal. Order a drink or maybe a sandwich at best and head upstairs. Don't waste your time in the Ponderosa of Quebec.

Enjoyed all dishes and the great presentation (which produced beautiful photos in this review)…read more Best ever in town 5-minute driving from Fairmont le Manoir Richelieu, La Malbaie, Quebec QC, Canada. It was also a hotel with interesting history (shown in the menu book): "... Since 2011, Bristro Auberge Chez Truchon has occupied a magnificent historic house and chef Dominique Truchon has won a great reputation (with the Renaud-Cyr Chef Artisan prize in 2003). In 2018, the table at Chez Truchon was praised for his craft by guests of the G7 (Chef's Spouses and Husband and he United Kingdom's delegation)".

Nous avons très bien mangé. Très bon service, très bonne ambiance; nous sommes très satisfaits.read more