Service was really great and food super tasty . Also staff very professional and sweet …read more I personally got the giat cheese and walnuts pizza which was very delicious .The place was really really crowded due to festivals that are in town so we had to wait about maybe 15 minutes outside before we got a table but still was worth . Definitely recommend this place I'm sure you'll like it ;)

Came in on a weekend during the afternoon. It is very spacious and they have patio seating. It is…read morepretty loud. / Je suis venu au resto au weekend pendant l'après-midi. Il est très spacieux et il a un patio. Il est bruyant. Service was friendly and they checked on us frequently. Water was refilled frequently as well. / La service était gentille et il a vérifié que tout va bien souvent. L'eau s'a rerempli souvent aussi. The food is normal. The portion sizes are really big. I left feeling quite full. I ordered the poutine with mushrooms, peppers and onions. It was okay, the fries are nice and the portion made me full. It cost a little over $15. / La nourriture était normale. Les tailles de les portions sont trés grandes. Je n'avais plus faim. J'ai demandé la poutine avec les champignons, poivrons et oignons. Il était acceptable, les frites étaient bien et la portion me faisait rassasié. Il a couté un peu plus que 15$.

The food was good and the service even better. The ambiance is quite in the corners. We will be…read moreback!

My wife, son (9) and I are Americans who visit Quebec annually to see my wife's relatives in…read moreLongueuil. We spend time in Montreal and do a few nights in Quebec City. This time we were looking for a place to stop and eat and spend time so on the way from MTL to QC we stopped in Trois-Rivieres both times. We ate at this place on the way back. We were hungry and made a late lunch our main meal of the day. My son started with a Caesar salad that was good except for some reason there were a ton of croutons. This had to be a funny mistake because the salad had to have been at least half croutons. Luckily they were good croutons so he offloaded some to my wife who had ordered a soup (see below) and to me since I lacked a starter. My son then ordered the pasta carbonara which looked good in photos and on the tables of other guests. My wife and I tried it as well and agreed with our son (who loves pasta) that for carbonara, it was too heavy on the thickness/creaminess and with too strong of a bacon flavor. It was good, however, in an indulgent, almost macaroni and cheese sort of way. I had a filet mignon sandwich served in the style of a burger with fries accompany it. I thought it odd that our server, who was nice as well as attentive (bilingual English-French), did not ask me how I wanted it cooked. I thought about this well after my order was placed. When the sandwich arrived the filet mignon was perfectly cooked medium, light pink inside with what seemed like the searing of a flat grill on both sides. It was ridiculously tender, around 1/2 inch thin, and it was served hot. The aioli, lettuce and bun were all perfect. The fries were ridiculously good. Canadians don't mess around with their French fries. These weren't frozen; they were good white potatoes that had almost a sweet flavor. As a starter my wife had the soup of the day, which was a cream of mushroom soup that tasted exactly like mushrooms (in a good way). She loves that sort of thing and after tasting it I figured that if I were as hungry as she claimed to be, I would have ordered it ahead of my sandwich since beef and mushrooms are such a great complement. For an entree my wife had a grilled chicken plate with some kind of sauce atop potato wedges and vegetables. She said it was good, not dry, and perfect for what she wanted, which was something lighter than a beef dish or a carb-heavy dish. She did eat a lot of my fries and remarked how good they were. In addition to that we only had soft drinks but all in all the food was good and exactly what we needed on a road trip.

We were in Trois Rivieres for a day, and any time we travel we love to find hidden gems, local…read morecuisine and or local microbreweries. Le Temps d'Une Pinte didn't disappoint. We were seated inside, and Mr. Bee started exploring the beer board and decided on a flight. The young woman working was so friendly and helpful to him making recommendations based on his tastes. I chose a nice chilled glass of wine, and we settled in enjoying the coziness, yet industrial feel of the interior. We decided to order a cheese board that featured local Quebec cheeses. They were great! We spent a good hour and a half, watching locals come in and out enjoying food, and drinks. Just know this is Quebec and everyone speaks French, so do your best and at least understand how to say please, thank you and enough to get through the basics, it is appreciated by the locals if you try. There is street parking if you are driving. If you find yourself in port and off a cruise ship, it is within walking distance of the port.

Belle microbrasserie ! Si vous voulez sortir de Montréal et allez dans une des belles…read moremicrobrasserie de la province offrant des mets plus rafinés que la plupart des microbrasseries. Rendez vous au Temps d'une pinte à Trois-Rivière, où de bonnes bières cotoient une bonne table. Mon poulet / curry était excellent et rarement je peux manger aussi bien dans une microbrasserie ! Le service est aussi très bon ! Leurs bières peuvent rivaliser avec n'importe quel microbrasserie, ma Hopinel une IPA était superbe ! Ils ont aussi de très bon cafés, et vous pouvez acheter du café en grains ou moulu. Very nice microbrewery ! If you want to go outside Montreal and see one of the nicest microbrewery in Québec who offer a less simple menu than the others. You should go to Le Temps d'une pinte in Trois Rivière where good beers go along a good menu. My curry chicken and it's rare i can eat as good in a microbrewery. The service is also excellent. Their beer are as good if not better than others, my Hopinel an IPA was superb. You can also buy their coffee as they are Coffee roaster.

After a night of shenanigans, Pooh and I were actually heading to another breakfast place when we…read morepassed Patachou and saw it serves breakfast too, Both of us ordered the Eggs Benedict with ham and Swiss cheese. Excellent Benedict. The eggs were runny without being jiggly. I hate jiggly eggs!!!

Excellent cuisine rapide mais délicieuse…read more Employés sont très sympathiques. Ambiance agréable

Probably the only place in Trois-Rivières to buy bubble tea (which actually serves tapioca…read morepearls)!!! I was very excited to try this bubble tea shop out, but I knew not to expect too much. They actually have quite a bit of selection, and it is sold at $5 for a 18oz cup, and $6 for a 24oz cup (with an extra $1 for tapioca/popping bubbles). There are also many different kinds of milk for substitution if you need! I ordered the Iced Matcha Latte with tapioca pearls. The barista quickly made it in front of us, and he was very effiicent. I found it really cool how he had used a mason jars as a shaker to shake the matcha and milk together (he shook it by hand too!). He scooped the tapioca pearls from a little plastic container (in which I had a feeling that the tapioca would probably not have been too fresh!), and had assembled it all into my little cup I found that there was no matcha taste in my bubble tea, and it was also not sweetened, so I should have asked for it to be sweeted (which I believe, I would have been charged another fee). I was surprisingly amazed that the tapioca didn't taste too bad! You could definitely tell that the pearls are not fresh, but it was still sweet and chewy. I think that if i got another flavour, I might have enjoyed it a little bit more :) And, I think that if I visited Urbanithé earlier in the day, I possibly could have enjoyed some fresh pearls! However, I found the price point a little expensive- I had paid $6+ for a milky and tasteless bubble tea. My friend had gotten a preset drink, and hers was sweetened, and it was actually quite enjoyable. I think that if I had picked a preset drink choice, I might have had a better experience. Nonetheless, I am still very happy to see that this asian drink can still be found in a very francophone area! They also have sandwiches and a wide variety of tea selection (which are laid out very similar to David's Tea).