Restaurants
When the time comes to top up on energy with a good meal, there is no shortage of choice in the Laurentians. With over 1,370 restaurants, varying in style from gastronomic cuisine to home-cooking, with many tables offering fine regional products as well, and a good range of fast food outlets and more specialized restaurants offering international cuisine, there’s not much chance of going hungry!
Whether for the variety of exquisite donuts, legendary coffee, perfectly grilled paninis, wraps, sandwiches or hot and comforting soups, the welcoming team of Tim Hortons Val-David invite you in th
A welcoming atmosphere, succulent high-quality meals and exceptional service.
Fine French cuisine. Fresh regional produce. Gueridon
flambé service. Gastronomic menu, table d’hôte, gluten free choice. Vegetarian
Since 1945, the restaurant Au Petit Poucet offers traditional and authentic Québec cuisine.
A great place, with a friendly atmosphere, to taste original beers. More than 10 different beers are brewed on site. Affordable lunch menu, happy hour (beer specials) from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Located on the shores of Lake Masson, the Viking Restaurant & Bar offers fine cuisine in beautiful surroundings.
Altitude Seafood and Grill restaurant serves up delicious cuisine in a warm and modern setting.
Restaurant, butcher shop, deli, café, prepared foods, local delicacies, privately imported wines, cheeses and rotisserie, etc.
Certified Terroir et Saveurs du Québec, La Tour du Lac offers a refined table d'hôte. The dining room will surprise you by its rich woodwork and decor.
Café O'Marguerites presents a unique concept in the Laurentians, where meals are prepared with care and are composed of fresh local and organic products.
Dieu du Ciel!, an artisan microbrewery, has made its mark worldwide and is now an iconic place for all beer enthusiasts.
Kitchen 73 began its journey in 2011, when 2 brothers sat down to discuss how to change things in the breakfast industry, to make it more trendy, more sophisticated and succulent but with a twist.
Guy Bazinet and Guylaine Emond, owners of Patate Ben-Venue, carry on the tradition and offer the famous original gluten-free poutine as well as the renowned cheeseburger that have earned Patate Ben
Sushis, Japanese cuisine. Gluten-free and vegeterian dishes.
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