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Top 10 Places to Eat

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  • 1. Sucrerie de la Montagne

    Pierre Faucher’s famous maple sugar house serves highly traditional Québécois cuisine such as pea soup, tourtière (meat pie), wood-fired baked beans, maple-glazed smoked ham, and maple sugar pie.

  • 2. Ferme Apicole Intermiel

    This farm offers wonderful picnic sites with an abundance of apiary products to taste afterwards, such as honey mead and honey cookies.

  • 3. Cap Saint-Jacques Maison de la Ferme Ecologique

    Visit the organic farm, tour the stables then relax on the terrace enjoying a burger, pasta, soups and salads. A store sells organic produce.

  • 4. Perkins Bakery

    Perkins serves homemade bread, muffins, cakes and sweets at its take-out counter, or you can enjoy soups and sandwiches either inside or on the terrace.

  • 5. Bistro des Artistes

    This bistro serves excellent boeuf Bourguignon and médaillon de cerf aux Calvados (venison with apple brandy).

  • 6. Willow Inn

    Surrounded by water and rolling hills, this relaxing inn serves fish and chips in the pub area, or you can opt for the more formal dining room.

  • 7. Rotisserie au Petit Poucet

    Chef Réjean Campeau produces delectable maple-smoked ham, pig’s knuckles, and sugar pie.

  • 8. Restaurant L’Euyère

    Five-star Belgian cuisine. Try rabbit in Liège syrup with two kinds of Belgian beer.

  • 9. Le Bistro à Champlain

    Stellar French cuisine and one of the best wine lists.

  • 10. Au Tournant de la Rivière

    Chef Jacques Robert satisfies his passion for wild mushroom hunting by blending them into gastronomic inventions such as veal with tarragon and mushrooms.

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