BOTTOM LINE: Unfortunately, after you get past the novelty of the "exotic" meats, the dining…read moreexperience is rather meh. I get it, it's Mont-Tremblant and there's definitely a "tourist" tax on prices, but even then, it's a hefty one compared to other restos in the area. Although the service was perfunctory, where it mattered the most - ahem, what's the recommended way to cook the meats on the hot plate, seemed quite lacking. It almost seemed like the recommendation was to fully cook every meat, which is almost certainly incorrect for most of what our group ordered. We tried it for the novelty, but I'm not sure I'd rush to come back.

This is a fun dining experience. The host (possibly owner?) was super fun and exciting and I…read moreactually found his jokes funny. I really like the rustique vibe of the place. Gave it a fun ambiance. Some of the food was great, but we had mixed opinions about the hot-stones. It was awesome for land meats, but a bit of struggle for shrimp. I mean it was fun to sear your own meat, but a bit more flavor was desired.

The food was impeccable and very well prepared. Since everything is made fresh per meal, you are…read moreallowed the pleasure of digesting your food between courses. Enjoy the ambience of this restaurant on an evening where the quality of the food and the ambience of the restaurant are more important than how quickly your food arrives.

This was an lovely restaurant in a lovely setting. The service was top notch and kind. It's a bit…read moreout of the way but we are up in Wakefield and it's perfect, and we don't have to drive in to the city. It was a bit pricy, but the price matched the quality. We definitely got what we paid for, and it was all marvelous! Highly recommend as it's farm to table to. All fresh, all kind service, clean place, plenty of parking.

We ate at Seb yesterday and had a really good time. Food was really delicious and the staff were…read morereally attentive to our dietary preferences. We had the four course meal which was safe compared to other fine dining restaurants we've been in Québec and Ontario. Nonetheless, it was really delicious; for us, the duck breast meal was the star. The cocktails however were under average for a Michelin Guide recommended fine dining restaurant. Service itself was absolutely great. My one remark would be the time in-between courses were quite long (3 hours for a 4 course menu). The ambiance was great and they sat us in a beautiful half-moon booth. Thank you for this really nice experience!

Definitely the highlight of our recent visit to Mont Tremblant. Food and service top quality…read more-anywhere!

Pooh and I have been wanting to experience this restaurant for a while now. The atmosphere was…read moreupscale without being pretentious. We wanted to try the Tomahawk but it wasn't on the menu so we decided to do steak on another day. To drink we ordered the apple cider. The cider was delicious and very crispy like I was eating a Cortland apple. We were served crispy bread with herb butter. The bread was crispy like toast and the butter was soft. It came with a small jar of baby dill pickles. They had a good crunch! We started with the lobster bisque. This bisque was very tasty. We could taste the lobster and it was very light; not a heavy or overly creamy soup. Pooh ordered the seafood risotto and I took the Dijon chicken. Both dishes were amazing. Pooh really enjoyed his risotto. He likes the addition of zucchini to give it a little crunch . The seafood was cooked to perfection. My chicken was super tender. I could taste the Dijon mustard. The mashed potatoes were smooth and the green beans were crispy and cooked perfectly. Our server was very polite and checked on us regularly. He apologized for not getting the wine when our meal arrived. Our only complaint was the wine. Usually the wine arrives right before the meal but our meal arrived first and we ate slowly as we waited for the wine to come. The wine arrived five minutes later and the server explained that it wasn't cold enough to give us. By the time I finished eating (because we had to wait for the wine) my potatoes were cold. We finished our evening with dessert. I had the lemon-in-a-jar and Pooh had the Crème brûlée. Pooh's crème brûlée was perfect. My lemon dessert was too sweet. The tartness of the lemon was overpowered by the sweetness of the almond crumble We enjoyed our meal and the service was excellent but they need to put the white wine in a cooler sooner.

So I stopped into this spot since it had good reviews before I head out on the road. In a decent…read morearea and I didn't have to pay for parking since I wasn't there long so that's good. I order a salmon meal. The salmon was tasteless but thankfully the sauce helped it. The mocktail was good. They had quite good amount of people there on a Sunday but definitely had open tables if I wanted to sit at a two seater but they suggested I go to the bar which is huge, but no one else was sitting there. Overall an okay spot, nice inside, my one dish was mediocre but not sure what the other dishes taste like.

Excellent food and service 5 stars Tapas style all meant to…read moreshare Friendly service but food steal the show

Omg! This place is so unbelievably delicious gourmet food. We tried 4 different tapas. All were…read moreperfectly done. Great select of wines as well. Highly recommended for the foodie.

Cyclists in a hurry or on a tight schedule: Very nice staff…read morebut way under staffed and as said - the staff was very nice in helping us find a table, but after 20 minutes of waiting - no one came to clean table, or even provide menus When they get more people or maybe in times of low demand - this migh be a nice place but it wasn't today on a Saturday afternoon Menu looks very limited too so maybe drinks if you can get them.

Now Le Cheminot... Fabulous restaurant directly next to the bike trail. The restaurant has a full…read moremenu and our group of nine thoroughly enjoyed their meals. I had a delicious hamburger and my wife had Caesar salad with chicken. The service was impeccable.

The food was excellent. The bone marrow was a must to try. The food had a nice presentation The…read morestaff was great and provided a welcoming environment. I made my reservation for the brassiere vs the main dining.

First meal in Montreal and what an experience! We dined in the brasserie side of the restaurant…read more Even though more casual dining, still experienced elevated food and service. We started with oysters from PEI and New Brunswick. Loved that they let you choose the units so we only ordered 4 (2 each). We also had as appetizer their foie gras parfait and tomatoes from our garden. Both we wonderful choices. The tomatoes were perfect for the season with a beautiful balance of tomatoes, stracciatella and focaccia. Foie is a classic and loved the grilled bread and pickled vegetables to accompany it. Our entrees were the lamb rump, braised shoulder and butcher cut steak and frites which was the hangar steak. The lamb was delicious and very hearty in a good way. The steak was perfectly prepared and the frites stayed warm the entire meal with their presentation. We ended with their house fav passion fruit pavlova. Light and airy texture with lovely flavor. Nice way to compete the meal!

This is the highlight of my ski trip at Mt. Tremblant. Everything was amazing about this, from the…read moremains, desserts, and the cocktail options. The owner, "Ross the Boss" came and talked to us and had a delightful conversation. We also had the benefit of having live music serenade us in the background. Most of all, we loved the cabin ambiance, but in a very class vibe!

This rustic cabin restaurant is so cute and cozy! The vibe and atmosphere is perfect for date night…read moreor group gatherings for apres ski! They had a guitarist perform live during our dinner on a Friday night. The owner of the restaurant is very friendly and down to earth. We had escargot and French onion soup as starters and both were phenomenal. It's nice to finally eat escargot that is not drenched in just butter. For our main entrees, we had the fish & chips and cedar plank maple glazed salmon with a homemade chimichurri. First of all, I'm huge on fish & chips, and I can say this place has one of the best I've had. The batter is perfect and the tartar sauce is homemade! You can taste the freshness. The salmon was cooked perfectly. Not overdone at all. The chimichurri sauce was really good too. We finished off with the crème brûlée, and that was probably my least favorite. It's not bad, but just mediocre. I highly recommend making reservations, especially on a weekend. It gets very busy!

Fabulous brunch. Best in area Service top shelf!…read moreYou won't be disappointed. Many delicious items.

Nice meal A little off the beaten path…read moreBut had the all included meal, so soup, salad, pork chop and dessert for 40$ Well prepared and tasty The basil mojito was excellent I will return

I brought my Ontarian family who were visiting so they could get a taste of French cuisine. The…read moretartare was average and the duck confit could've really used a side of salad to liven up the dish. Everything else was great.

I am giving a star more for the cutest of the ambiance. However that's about it. I do not…read morerecommend coming here as the food is just okay and sometimes not good at all, the service is not on par with its pricing. We had - salad - supposed to be romaine and mixed greens. 1 star. Literally looks like it came out of a Costco mixed green box with just dressing and nothing else. $9 worth about $1 - escargot the worst I have ever had. No flavor and out of the shell. Skip it. 1 star - foie gras at least met my expectations - duck confit - $36 for a small leg and wow overprices. 3 stars. Service was very amateur. Not worth the price. Skip it.