This place was chosen for Sunday brunch by my friend who lives in the area. Appears to be an old…read morefactory building in the heart of Magog. Very cozy design and busy yet welcoming place. Started with lattes, mine was a dirty chai (chai with a shot of espresso). Never had that before, interesting combo, but not for purists :) We each had the crèpes salées, savoury crepes filled with asparagus, cheese and ham, with hollandaise. Oh the ham was so good, big pieces and wonderfully textured. We each added a poached egg, because why not. Potatoes and a small fruit cup also on the plate. A maple butter for the fruit was absolutely amazing, but no way to eat all of it and I felt bad for the wastage of something so delicious. Would return yo try a grilled cheese sandwich, of which there are so many to choose from and seemed a hot item coming out of the kitchen. Service had zero flaws and was quick and efficient. About $30 each on the bill with tip, a very satisfying experience.

A great little find. Good comfort food of soup and…read moresandwich. The potatoes are AMAZING!!! Our sandwich tray came with 2 delightful brownies. Service was excellent, they overlooked our lack of French.

Café Aragon has a very warm, welcoming vibe right from the start. The staff greeted us promptly and…read morewere friendly and efficient throughout our visit. It's a small spot with limited seating, and they don't take reservations on weekends (only weekdays), so we waited a few minutes before being seated--but it was well worth it. The atmosphere is laid-back with a bohemian, university-style charm, and there's absolutely no pressure to rush your meal. The staff lets you enjoy your time, which adds to the relaxed experience. Most importantly, the food was very tasty. Pro tip: don't park at the restaurant--street parking only. The lower parking area is reserved for staff and tenants. Also note they only accept cash or debit cards.

Cute little spot with real good coffee, great service and vegan options !! Both vegan meals were…read moreexcellent. The mushroom one was a bit more blend but nothing a little bit of side Dijon couldn't fix! Good portions.

What a beautiful quaint place for a Sunday morning brunch in Eastman. It looks almost like home…read moresetup. Their menu is limited for brunch. They have one egg dish, I asked for that Benedict without the ham. The gentleman, asked me if I am a vegetarian, and I said yes, so they replaced the ham with spinach. So I got my café au lait with Egg Benedict with spinach, homemade potatoes, toasts and fruits and yogurt. Everything single item on my plate was fresh and delicious. Also the presentation was awesome. The service is excellent. I recommend this lovely place highly.

I wasn't impressed with the food, but the overall experience adds another star. It's a cafe,…read moregourmet grocery, flower shop, greenhouse and artisans boutique all under one roof. The cafe menu is limited mostly to sandwiches, quiches, salads, and breakfast pastries. I got the Jambon Bio: ham, cheddar, mesclun greens and dijon on a baguette. The amount of ham was really pitiful, I think 2 slices. The greens were boring, only lettuce. We did like the dijon mustard. The baguette was overwhelming for the amount of filling and not the tastiest. Rather disappointing and I thought pretty expensive at $17 Canadian. But it came with soup and salad (no way to order just the sandwich). We liked the soup though, a pureed squash with apple, assertively peppered. Salad? Lol no it was 3 cucumber slices each with a 1/2 cherry tomato on top! In retrospect I should have got one of the hot sandwiches, such as the Croque Monsieur, which looked good on another diner's plate. I liked the selection of soft drinks, and found an interesting fruity soda from a local company. While waiting for our food (order at the counter and they deliver it to the table) and after finishing we perused the grocery. An amazing assortment of gourmet items. I bought two hot sauces that I can't wait to try (didn't get the one made from ants though!) and some tinned smoked fish. Many of the items seemed insanely expensive though. The beer selection was truly impressive; wish I liked beer. Then on to the greenhouse. An amazing variety of plants of all kinds: cactus, ferns, carnivorous, much more. We just looked because we couldn't take them back to the USA, but some were hard to resist.

A roadside stop that is obviously on the travel groups list because the tour buses do stop here. We…read moregot in just as one was parking, and quickly got our order in. What a cool spot. Order at the counter, take a table number and food will be delivered. Several spots to eat but we chose the greenhouse and it gave you the picnic feel! After lunch, we wandered the shop, and found so many treats to take home. We found this on accident and we hope you stop in if you are traveling through !!! It will be a joy to visit - and the barista is amazing! The food was fresh, large portions, and delicious.

We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner last night here. We shared some olives, a goat cheese salad and…read moreeach ordered an entree. I loved the grill octopus and my spouse loved his lamb kebob. We finished with a rice pudding. Ample food but not over stuffed.

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! Easy 5/5 stars. We were driving back to NH, they had gluten free items labeled…read moreon their menu. I enjoyed fries for an appetizer, the shrimp for dinner and chocolate lava cake for dessert. All gluten free!!

This was a random stop for a light dinner after a walk nearby. This diner certainly had a…read moreFrench-Canadian feel to it with smoked meat sandwiches etc. I ordered a small spaghetti (love that they had 2 sizes) and a small Caesar salad. The salad had a little more going on than a typical US diner Caesar salad. Instead of a flaked Parmesan style cheese they used a softer grated cheese plus there were good sized pieces of bacon or chewy pork in the salad. It was very interesting and flavorful. The spaghetti was good, served quickly and nice and hot. The sauce seemed like a bolognese style minus any dairy. I say that because it had finely minced carrots and celery (I think) in it which I've seen in recipes for bolognese but don't typically see in home or commercially prepared spaghetti sauces in the US. I would have appreciated some grated cheese on top of it or available to add myself but none was offered and I opted not to ask. Overall I think this is a good example of a mid-level cafe type eatery. Not fine dining but not a greasy spoon either.

A cute little stop in Ayers Cliff that serves good sandwiches and warm food. It's small but not…read morequaint, just "there". The food is very good and perfect for lunch but nothing spectacular. I would definitely recommend the club sandwiches and salads. To be honest there isn't much in town but at least this place serves good diner-style plates that will leave you satisfied.

Food quality was mediocre Coffee not drinkable…read more Quick spot to eat if only option Many other local spots to try

Good food. Lots of choices. Happy servers. Opens early. Very comfortable. Enjoyed our meal.read more

We decided to give this place a try today, and WOW! We are so glad we did! It's very clean, the…read moreservers are extremely friendly and helpful, and the latte was the best I've ever had. Maple latte - yum! And absolutely delicious breakfast sandwiches. We will definitely be back!

This is a really awesome and cozy little spot in downtown Island Pond where the people are super…read morefriendly and the environment is highly communal. All the drinks are delicious, and the baked goods are excellent. I would definitely come back, as I enjoyed visiting almost every day.

Great service, atmosphere, and vibe. Unique menu items- fancy and tasty. Great historical display…read morein the lobby about the building that was on the site previously. Very cool

the terrible children huh well judging by how that was definitely me when i was a kid their…read morecalamari was good and the raw tuna, me and lynn cant eat their french fries tho the tap room pub spoiled us with their amazing fries sorry 4 stars

What an awesome breakfast spot! Super cool 50's-style diner with amazing food, huge portions, and…read moregreat flavor. The ladies who run the place are wonderful, they knew many customers by name and made everyone feel welcome. You can really feel the local vibe here. This will definitely be a must-stop anytime I'm back in the area. Can't wait to come back and maybe try lunch next time!

Fun throw back old school diner. Came on a Monday morning, every table packed, had to wait 10 min…read morebut finally got seated. Waitress was lovely and attentive but it took over an hour to get our food. She came around refilling our coffee regularly so we were happy. Food was good, wanted to try the homemade desserts, but we needed to get back on the road, would stop back next time skiing.