Full fledged artisan bakery and pastery shop, exotic sandwich menu, delectable salads, from-scratch…read moresoups, along with full coffee menu and local beverage options. Their "terrasse" includes a rolling field with countryside views beside the aerobic corridor. Closed Monday and Tuesday.

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

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.

Great food, great service, friendly waitstaff. The decor was great. The perfect place for…read morebreakfast.

I am visiting from out of town and staying with family in Val David and was told this well…read moreestablished eatery was a MUST. They don't take reservations and it's popular so we hoped we wouldn't have to wait long. During our 24 minute wait they have a coffee urn at the entrance to the restaurant so we can help ourselves while we wait. What a fabulous idea!! We sat outside in the outdoor Adirondack chairs while we drank our coffee until seating opened up for us. This place was hopping, and it seemed like that was the way it was throughout our time there. As soon as we were seated the lovely server, Catherine, gave us menus and asked if we wanted more coffee. It was really difficult to chose what to order because everything looked delicious and made on the premises. Because I grew up in Montréal I had to have a traditional Québec meal of the "Cabane à Sucre" Omelette which consisted of an "omelette" (which had to be the lightest and most perfect little pillow, which we were told could be eaten with maple syrup poured into the center when you lift off the top); maple-smoked ham, "oreilles de crisse" (like bacon but very thickly sliced and crisped to perfection, complimented when dipped in their homemade tomato relish); homemade baked beans with chunks of smoked ham and sweetened with maple syrup; home fried potatoes, pure maple syrup and toast (I opted for their HUGE Cottage Bread slices). My nephew's wife had the Table d'ôte consisting of a generous slice of Québec Tortiére, smoked ham, homemade baked beans, home fried potatoes and mashed turnips (with carrots). Applicable to both of us was how we reacted to our meals. Upon each bite of our respective morsels, we slowly savoured the flavours and textures and sweetness as if it were the first time we'd ever tasted Québequois cuisine. It was heaven for our tongues. We made sure to give Catherine a nice tip for her amazing service and lighthearted attitude. On our way out (I had a doggie bag) we stopped at the counter to purchase their homemade Pea Soup to have for dinner. Tasty and light and prepared with very little salt. If you are ever in the Val David area, or anywhere in the Laurentiens (or Montréal, for that matter) treat yourself. It's well worth the drive. Voilà!!

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.

Friendly service, good service, comfortable booths/seats, not too noisy, and great food. We would…read moredefinitely go back. We particularly liked that we could 'create our own breakfast' in that we could pick and choose what we wanted to each from a lot of long lists of foods - so create the food types/mixtures/plates we wanted. And - be warned - it is a LOT of food. Finally - I ooohed and awed over the yummy home-made fruit spread they gave with our toast. And the waitress got the kitchen to put some in a jar for me to buy! So nice!!!

I have to give 5 stars. The breakfasts here are so delicious. We ate here twice, hubby had the…read morecrepes and the full breakfast. I had the cassoulet both times. I know, I should have tried something else, but it was so good I couldn't switch it up. My cassoulet came with eggs, a chunk of the most delicious ham, beans, toast, and if you arrive before 11 am, endless coffee. They speak English and French, wonderful staff, and very welcoming. I highly suggest you eat here at least once. They do get busy, but for us, it was worth the wait.

Cute little cafe that I had on my radar for my afternoon coffee fix. Came in 10 mins before they…read morewere closing and the cashier was really sweet. She told me she's not in a rush to close so I can sit for a while and enjoy my pistachio latte with almond milk. I loved the pistachio latte and the little crushed up pistachios on top that added a nice texture to the latte.

Visited this spot for brunch without expecting much, it's a bit hidden and wasn't even first…read moresuggestion when looking for brunch places . But wow, we were blown away by how cute and charming it is! The staff was incredibly kind and sweet, paying attention to every little detail, which made the experience feel so special. We loved it so much we went back for brunch two days in a row. Highly recommend the pistachio smoothie I'm still dreaming about it! Next time I'm in the area, I'm 100% coming back

Great desserts. Very good option when near Tremblant and looking for a sweet indulgence.read more

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.

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!

Stopped at this quaint little french bakery on the way back home from a cottage weekend. I write…read morethis review with both fond and bittersweet memories. Let's start with the good. You walk into this unsuspecting bakery that is on the side of the road across from a chip stand and a sort of dépaneur style restaurant. It really does not look like much, the outside looks bland, nothing really special, to be honest. My fiancé and I stopped in and we're looking at the various sorts of sweet cinnamon and sticky style buns that they had. We got a couple and we're off on our way home to Ottawa. Now- the bad. We got home, prepared some evening tea to have with out treat, only to realize with our first bite that we should have gotten more, as in, much, much more. How could we be so silly, we said to ourselves! But what could we do, we were already home and almost two hours away from this wonderful little bakery. For all of you who stop here- buy or eat as much as you can, for it will be one of those life regrets that shall haunt you for the rest of your days.... Or at least until you return. - The end