One of my fav places to shop for groceries. Their homemade meals are excellent and not too pricey!read more

Beautiful place, with a perfect view of the water…read more Coming on a Sunday afternoon has it perks the place was not over packed and even tho there was some drizzle on and off we still enjoyed our time together. Wifi code = Budweiser Service was slow for what we ordered and I didn't find it all that great. It was amazing that I'm dying to come back but it wasn't horrible that I wouldn't stop on by again. We started with the fried squid. Disappointing as it was all stuck together or should I say fried all together. Super rubbery and the little salad they said comes with it had no dressing. The burger was supposed to be blue cheese but they must of run out so just slapped a piece of orange cheese on it without even letting us know. The burger was supposed to be blue cheese with bbq sauce which would make for a great burger. Little disappointed but the burger was okay and everyone loved the French fries. Salad was disappointing. It said Brie so I thought it would be on top or served with croutons crackers but nope just shoved on the side which was random as ever. The chicken was not what I was expecting. It should of been grilled or at least cooked with some colour, it just had a weird rubbery feel to it. The dressing was nice it was oil and balsamic. I didn't hate it but again I wouldn't order it again I would try the Cesar salad. Drinks were super cheap but u don't taste much booze. Bloody cesar's are $7.50 and a pitcher of bud light ( that's all they had on tap ) was $15. Prices were okay drinks did taste good just needs more booze. The inside is gorgeous and is also a party place / club. Due to covid there was only seating outside which was still great.

What a nice restaurant on the main drag in Magog, Quebec, Canada overlooking Lake Memphrémagog…read more We dined alfresco under a shady umbrella. Jeff, introduced himself and presented his monologue. Bottled water was placed on the table and after looking at the menu I decided to order a grilled chicken salad with cranberries, walnuts, arugula, cucumber with a great aioli dressing. I also ordered a Guinness Stout. This place has live music in the evening and also doubles as a liquor store. Please check your bill carefully and pay by credit card if your an American due to the exchange rates which change daily. I did not approach Jeff but we were charged for the water. He should have mentioned that prior. Overall I would rate this three and one stars.

This is a beautiful place in Rougemont that houses a monastery and huge orchard for apple and pear…read morepicking. There is also lodging (currently closed because of covid) if you are looking for a peaceful/religious retreat. We were here on a Saturday in September for apple picking and were pleasantly surprised by how spacious the fields are compared to other orchards we were used to. This location allows you to drive through the fields and park yourself next to the trees you want to pick. It is not crowded and truly peaceful. This is perfect if you're with little ones, don't like to walk or just want to relax and take a break, have a pic nic. It also gives you the chance to carry more apples and leave them in the car without lugging heavy bags around. There are multiple pic nic tables and quiet areas to spend a whole day. We noticed many families bringing their own camping chairs and food to eat on site. We were here early in the season so some of the apple varieties were not ripe yet, but if you like pears I highly recommend trying these as they are very juicy and sweet. There are so many varieties of apples to choose from too, including honeycrisp, ginger gold, honey gold and all classics like gala or macintosh. Depending on day of the week, bags are $15 to $20, fill them up as you please. There is no entrance fee per person. There is a new boutique on site where you can buy fresh juice, honey, cheeses and treats. The bathroom facilities are also very spacious and clean. Note that everything is cash only but there is an ATM available.

Vineyard and jams, located at the base of Mont Yamaska this family owned establishment offers…read morefruits in season, gourmet boutique, jams and jellies, pies, and wine tasting. Discovered during a winery tour, stopped to do a wine tasting. They have a selection of 11 different wines including ice wines ( 3 are available at the SAQ) . The boutique is homely and the wine tasting is done on the terrace at this time. You are given a pamphlet with an explanation of each wine. Perhaps due to the on going situation or due to them being busy with other things, the atmosphere wasn't too welcoming at the time despite being a small family shop.

Went here as part of a wine tour we found on AirBNB. A great tour with lots of interesting info on…read morethe how's and why's of making wine in Quebec. What varietals work and what don't and why. Plus some nice tastings. They also do ciders so that was fun as well. Lots of things to pick up and try, possible nice place for events, great views. Worth the trip.

The food is always fresh. There's always a line whenever I go which is a good sign. Service is good…read moretoo. Love their croissants and their olive bread

Excellent breakfast and drinks. Menu is not very visible and there is a wooden separation that…read moremakes looking at the displays harder. No dining room or outdoor tables. To go only. Staff was very courteous. Only reason i give 4. Stars is because there is no place to eat. Make it hard when out of town. Will go back next time. Also reasonable prices.