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10Best Canadian |
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Casey's Resto-Bar |
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170A, chemin Curé-Deslauriers, Mont-Tremblant J0T 1Z0 • 819-681-4601
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~0.582 km * |
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Description:
MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. This fun bar and grill is a great place for visiting students on tight budgets. A split-level restaurant designed with a bit of a pub theme in mind, Casey's offers a cozy setting that is ideal for enjoying a light or full lunch and maybe even tossing back a few brews or some après-ski cocktails. With everything from mixed grills and Texas fajitas to pasta dishes and Louisiana Jambalaya (bet you didn't expect to see that on a menu in the Great White North!), Casey's has the answer to any kind of appetite. Reservations are not necessary, but the place does tend to get pretty packed during peak seasons. |
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Chocolaterie Rocky Mountain |
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3035, chemin Principal Le-St-Bernard, Mont-Tremblant J0T 1Z0 • 819-681-4545
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Distance:
~0.582 km * |
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. Got a sweet tooth that you just can't shake? This aromatic St-Bernard candy shop has just the cure. Step in, and you're guaranteed to lose all self-control when you catch a glimpse of their homemade chocolate and hard candy. If it's hot out, then ice-cream is in order, and they can scoop out all you need. |
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Crème de la Crème |
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3005, chemin Principal Vieux-Tremblant, Mont-Tremblant J0T 1Z0 • 819-681-4540
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Distance:
~0.582 km * |
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. Few places rise to the proverbial top like this first-rate dessert joint, located in the Resort Village's historic area. From fresh-baked cookies to ice cream to ice-coffee – all of it mind-numbingly delicious – this place knows how to take care of your sweet tooth. |
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Auberge Sauvignon |
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2723 Chemin du Village off Rue 327, Mont-Tremblant J8E 1E9 • 819-425-5466 • 866-665-5466
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Distance:
~4.207 km * |
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. Located in the village of Tremblant, this charming inn offers a subdued sense of elegance. If you fancy yourself a wine connoisseur, then this is the place for you. The house specialties include several fresh fish and seafood dishes, like Dover sole, pan-seared tiger prawns and mussels with fries; however, meat-fanciers will appreciate the brochette of filet mignon, milk-fed veal chop, and the chef's special steak tartare "a la Patrick," named after the owner. Reservations are strongly encouraged, especially during peak season. |
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User Rating: 9.5
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Le Shack |
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3035, chemin de la Chapelle, Mont-Tremblant J8E 1B1 • 819-681-4700
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Distance:
~5.460 km * |
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. When Le Shack was being built, the owner enlisted the help of Yves Gagne and several local artists and historians in order to create an environment that celebrates the spirit of Québec's traditional cabane a sucres ("sugar shacks"). The result was a warm, inviting dining area whose rustic influences are unmistakable. This popular après-ski spot offers three meals daily. Start your day off right by enjoying their delicious breakfast buffet, stop by later for a quick burger, sandwich or pizza, and then head over again in the evening for a few drinks and a perusal of their irresistible à la carte dinner menu. Reservations are not required. |
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User Rating: 8.75
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Cabane à Sucre Millette, Inc. |
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1357 rue St-Faustin, St-Faustin-Lac-Carré J0T 1J3 • 877-688-2101
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Distance:
~33.003 km * |
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Description:
ST-FAUSTIN-LAC CARRÉ. A favorite in the Mont-Tremblant area, the Cabane à Sucre Millette is a great place for the entire family. Open year-round, the "Sugar Shack" offers something for everyone, whether it's folk music and dancing or the all-you can-eat menu that features traditional Québecois delights. Upon arriving, guests are greeted by the terrific, traditionally attired staff, then invited to tour the grounds and learn about the old-fashioned maple syrup-making process. Afterwards, you'll be treated to a full meal that you'll not soon forget. The menu changes seasonally, but you can rest assured of one thing – you'll be sampling the best maple products in the province. Reservations are required. |
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approximate "straight-line" distances.
See Directions for actual "travel distances."
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