Antoine is an awesome server, so please ask for him! The elevated patio overlooking the pedestrian…read morewalkway is a great place to enjoy a few beverages. The beers and Bloody Mary were awesome!

La Diable is definitely a must if you are skiing or visiting Mt. Tremblant's resort area. See below…read morefor a few highlights! Happy Hour (a.k.a. Après-ski). If you are 30+ years old, this is the place to be! If you check out the P'tit Caribou and find that (1) it's way too crowded, (2) you can't even talk to the person beside you b/c it's so noisy, or (3) you are old enough to be a parent to most people in the bar, then walk down the path to La Diable. The bar area can be crowded, but it's manageable... and the bartenders are fantastic! As for food, I HIGHLY recommend the wings! I asked for sauce on the side during my last visit, but they are good either way. Other highlights include the ribs (a must) and the sausage platter! Everything is tasty, and portions of plentiful. Let me know if you make it over to La Diable and enjoy yourself! I'm pretty sure you'll love the libations, the atmosphere, and the staff.

The Short Version: Lovely large restaurant. Very popular…read morewith tourists and locals alike. Beautiful patio. Delicious food. The Long Version: My first time at Metropolitan was many years ago, before chronicling my food adventures was a thing for me, lol. I actually don't remember the food from that time at all (which is why I like documenting my experiences now). I recently returned for a continuing education event sponsored by a pharmaceutical company. The four course dinner I had there was great. As per the restaurant website, we got the "Group Dinner" menu, which is $72 a person. We started off with a bread basket and the bread was baguette slices which were warm and slightly crusty on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside. Next up was a wild mushroom and truffle soup with spinach and Parmesan cheese. It was rich and creamy. Then we had a spinach salad with blueberries and strawberries. The balsamic vinaigrette was light and not too oily. The sunflower and pumpkin seeds added a nice crunchy texture. For my main, I got the Filet Mignon. I asked for it cooked medium and it was perfect. It came with asparagus which were deliciously al dente and mashed potatoes, which were not as smooth I expected, but still good. For dessert I chose the Chocolate Mousse Cake which was so soft and smooth and very rich. It was a great ending to an overall great meal. Service was pleasant and they kept our water glasses full and the wine was pouring freely. I had to drive home so only had a glass and a half. We were in a curtained off area and it wasn't too loud. We were able to hear the presentation clearly. There was at least one other event going on at the same time and of course regular restaurant customers, but the space is large enough that they could accommodate all this. They have a very large patio which is great for people watching. The restaurant is on poshy Sussex Drive, a stone's throw away from the Chateau Laurier. There's street parking or some paid parking structures nearby. Review #109 (2026)

What a nice evening sitting in the courtyard enjoying a wonderful meal…read more My table tried the steak options and thoroughly enjoyed their meals. I had the Tuna tartar which reminded me of a Hawaiian poke stack, just without the shoyu, or rice. Loved it. My lobster ravioli was very tasty, but...(And this is the missing star) was obviously sitting on the line while waiting for someone's steak. It should have been the last thing plated before coming to the table but it appeared to be the first sine the sauce had a skin on it and the ravioli was lukewarm warm. Don't get me wrong, it tasted GREAT. So close to 5 but not quite.

Been here once before pre 2020. I had the burger and salad back then. Today I got the crab cake and…read morecalamari as apps. Both gluten free and very tasty. For my main I got Canard a l'orange it came with mash potatoes and broccoli. Everything was good and flavourful. Finished with a creme brûlée price online are a bit different than at location.

My wife and I went there for dinner and considering it's a Wednesday, the place was nearly full…read more There is only one server and she was excellent, attending everybody and ensure their foods and needs are met. The food is very good, I order a margherita pizza and it tastes great, perhaps it is one of those stone oven which I can see from where I sat. The seafood is good and particularly the calamari is cooked just right and its homemade sauce is really nice. I will not consider this as a French cuisine restaurant but it definitely is a nice restaurant for the taste of the food and the size of the food. I am surprised we have this hidden gem restaurant in Orleans. Highly recommended to anyone who lives in Orleans to give it a try.

excellent fish n chips un des meilleurs que j'ai mangé ici. Très bon service…read more fish n chip are one of the best here. Service is good as well.

Decided to stop off at this location as my bestie was craving wings and instead of going to Jack…read moreAstor's we decided to give this place a go. Nice rainy Sunday afternoon we got a seat near the window, we had a nice waitress who got us two beers and some water. My coors light was flat and the man who ordered one behind me was fresh so I just told her to take it back and I'll stick to the water. The same thing happened with my best friend she got the Heineken and it was flat and tasted like skunk. We decided to share the pizza and wings. I asked for the pizza to be well done she said it always is but what we got was half cooked and mushy. Had a funky taste and we stopped eating it thinking we would get sick. The wings were okay until we started to find some that needed to be cooked longer. On top of that we had a man and his wife sitting near us and the entire time the man was just staring in to our eyes even when he got caught looking he would just do it again. Super creepy man who did not help the overall experience at this location. They also had a wasp in the resto which happens. a elderly woman who demanded she sit at the table by the window where they hadn't cleaned up yet so lots of cups and stuff they had to rush over to clean that up then she's getting vocal about a wasp. Owner comes over and slaps the menu so hard against the window I thought a gun shot went off. Would I come back ? I really don't know but never say never

Food was amazing, beautiful and absolutely delicious. Service was incredibly friendly and helpful,…read morebeers and ciders were a great fit to the hip and skilled ambience.

Tucked under the stringed lights of Rue Laval in Gatineau, this small eatery is sure to please…read more Mainly outdoor seating under blue skies, we shared two appetizers and a main. We also had dessert, hello flan! All dishes were stand alone favorites! I think their menu changes but we had fois gras, spicy pork bites and lobster Mac and cheese, which came out bubbling! The lobster part was a cold lobster salad on bread and on top was grilled, bacon wrapped asparagus. Perfectly balanced. The wine and beer was also unique. I had orange white wine, which was delightful for summer! If you are visiting Ottawa, make the trip across the river for this gem! BTW- see photos for correct hours. They do not close at 7pm on Tuesday or I would not be writing this!

The escargot was fresh, it was tender and cooked right. Fish and chips was a big serving. The fish…read morewas one huge chunk, and the batter was crisp. Onion soup had enough proportions of onions, bread and soup. The cheese on top was thick and had a little burnt taste.J

Stopped in for dinner on a Monday night. Wish I had pics of our awesome dinner. Escargot…read moreappetizer and confit duck dinner. Best described as a satisfying honey hi level French diner dinner. Duck breast was incredibly tender on a lovely sauce. Device was friendly and helpful. Glad to have this as our last meal in Quebec

Be still my beer-nerd heart. Located on the main drag of…read moreHudson in a beautiful old white house, this spot is an absolute gem. My family and I were warmly greeted into Brasserie Bois Blanc by Martin, one of the owners and brewmasters- I knew things were starting off well from the get-go. After explaining the tasting flights to us and welcoming us, Martin met with another patron and sat down at one of the tasting room tables with a "Magic: The Gathering" deck and began to hang out in his own brewery. So rad. I had the IPA flight and was particularly enchanted with the common ale. The rest of my family was really into the imperial stout (tastes like a 9% cold brew!). A lot of the other patrons (mostly fellas of a wide range of ages) were also playing games at their tables, while of course enjoying pints of microbrew. It all makes me wish I lived closer- I wanna hang out here!

Great craft beers, brew master Martin took us on a mini tour of the brewery. If you love dark…read morestouts, I recommend the dark soul, and on a hot summer day, get the California ale. Defenatly worth a stop of you are in the Hudson area, especially after stopping at Finaggans flea market.

A happening place serving a good selection of beer. The atmosphere is lively and simple with a…read morelarge bar that wraps around side tables and a raised section of tables. There were a couple large groups there that appeared to be happy hour crowds since it was around 5pm. The bar also had scattered groups and couples, most of whom sounded local. By the time we left an hour or so later it was a full place. We felt comfortable and welcomed by the staff and crowd. There were about 10 beers listed on the board that appear to be their brews, ranging from sours, saisons, stouts, and IPA. I had the sour to start, which was crisp and refreshing with a hint of fruit sweetness. My saison was also very good, with just enough funk. There is a food menu, although we did not try anything. Groups and people around us were ordering sandwiches and snacks left and right. Overall, this place checked plenty of boxes for me. The vibe, beer, crowd, and service was great.

Fantastic brewpub in Montreal's Quartier Latin. Apparently Montreal's original craft brewery. Only…read moreselling bottles for take away at the moment, but the beers on rotation are fantastic! Really impressed with the Darth Lager schwarzbier. Dark, roasty, sweet, smooth bliss. Not very bitter. Great as a winter brew! Big fan of the Double Malheur East Coast IPA with tons of hops and juiciness. And of course the sours. Had the pleasure of trying La Pêche, a light and dry fruity sour. Hard to not taste the peachiness. Very refreshing! The IPA brut is also good...super dry. Very friendly staff are always ready to pick the right beer for you. Bottles range in size and go anywhere from $6 to $12.

Had a fantastic meal here with my cousin and his wife. Our food was amazing! Fun, energetic…read moreatmosphere! Attentive and knowledgeable waitress!

Great find while there. Situated on the 117. The offer pub food, locally brewed beer and homemade…read morecharcuterie. We were two on a Sunday afternoon. They had some guests and placed looked chill. Plenty of wood and brass in the deco. They have a covered terrace which is great to keep the rain out. The poutine was really good. It didn't have the traditional gravy. I had the pizza salad trio. A little small for me but I was hungry. Enjoy