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.

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.

Excellent pastries and breads, worth a stop if you happen to be in the Eastern Townships!read more

There are all different kinds of Yelpers, but I would say on balance Yelpers are more adventurous…read morethan the overall population. If you happen to be in Quebec Province and travelling from Montreal to Quebec City or vice versa, there are several towns you might stop in to get a cross sectional sample of history, from Chambly, a synthetic, plant and just add water instant suburb in the middle of a corn field, to Cowansville and Waterloo, Bromont and Shefford, places that are seeing tradition eclipsed by suburban sprawl, are still mainly agricultural, and are seeing some hard times, but as they will tell you, hard times are nothing new for these towns that started as pioneer settlements four centuries ago. In any case, to get a sense of all this, I would recommend stopping in at the local boulangerie in any of these towns, getting an elaborate pastry such as tartelette aux fruits, milles feuilles, napoleon, paris-brest, chocolatine or just an eclair with a great cup of coffee, capuccino, espresso, tea, or your choice of caffeinated beverage, and look out the window as people walk by and take you through a story both fascinating and sad at the same time. If you can, buy a loaf of bread to take with you, and if you are feeling forgetful you might neglect to realize this until you are safely back at home.

Small place near Sutton that we found. Very nice and cute decor, with perfectly bilingual…read morewaitresses. The food is reminiscent of true Quebec meals - tourtiere, quiche and maple lattes. The plate I got was the tourtiere, which was delicious, but not as good as the egg sausage sandwich my girlfriend had. The meat was well season with spices I have never tried before, with crispy home made fries and a creamy aioli. Nice place to stop by.

One of my favorite place to eat breakfast or lunch in Dunham. I love to ride my motorcycle, and I…read morelove to ride in the area... Which means, during the summer, I'm quite often there. Cute space with big windows and fly screens means eating inside feels like eating outside, and there is a great patio to really eat outside too! Their cheeseburger is pretty solid with sharp cheddar, caramelized onions, arugula, a slice of tomato and a sun-dried tomato mayo. Served with a salad and excellent fries, it's quite satisfying! It's my favorite item on the menu, but they have many other excellent options! Staff is friendly and efficient. I recommend the place if you're in Dunham!

Fantastic. Beautiful café overlooking the river adjacent to a small waterfront park. Excellent…read morecoffee and teas, fresh sandwiches and delicious baked goods. Selection of gourmet provisions. Friendly welcoming service. Clean. Highly recommended.

Cute place to grab a coffee! I would definitely recommend if you are in the area. Possible to stop…read moreby while biking because the bike path passes right beside.

Ummm pretty average all around. Parking is a painful service is efficient and friendly food is…read morenothing special but acceptable. Not a place that inspires you to hurry to go back

We have similar experiences with this restaurant over the past few visits. We only get to visit it…read moreonce or twice a year. The food is always good, and we have never had an issue there. The service however leaves much to be desired. Now understanding that they are busy and we were moved from one set of tables to another I expected some delay, however more than 6 tables including two large groups, were seated after us and now have food, an hour and a half later our order is finally being taken. This is not the first time for this same type of experience. I recommend their food if you have time and patience. I no longer have either.

Great little spot seasonal menu and very friendly staff…read more Cosy décor You may need reservations but you can always try just dropping in

Maybe the best latté I've ever had, great soup, sublime scones (4 to choose from when we visited,…read moreand it was one hefty scone), very generous portions, and delightfully pleasant staff. Very much hope to return in the future.

Lovely lunch on our way home to Vermont. I tried the cold…read moreAsian noodle salad and my husband had the tuna panini with salad . Really tasty and not a long wait ...

Cozy! Quand il fait froid, the best place to warm up is the Cafe Rendez-vous! Asian soup to warm…read moreyour hands and your belly! Délicieusement parfumée d'huile de sésames, coriandre et limes. Such a delight! Or Tao Bowl? Yummy, tender chicken fritters, aromatisés avec l'huile piquante "maison". I've never tried the pizza... I get too distracted by the Asian-inspired dishes.. nice Les desserts, certains faits maison au restaurant!

Friendly service and delicious bagels and coffee. Lovely place and people! Be sure to bring CAD $…read moreor debit card.

The bagels are great and there is so much else to choose from- prepared foods, bakery, jams and…read moresmall food gifts. But beware the store only takes Canadian debit cards. I had US$ which they took, but at an exchange rate of par. That's just not right....

We did not expect such good coffee and treats in a vicinity to the park and trails! Coffee is great…read moreand the treats as well. The have WiFi too.

The name says it all. This is by far the best place to take a nice break in the day for coffee and…read moresweet treat. Today I've even driven out of my way just to stop here sit outside and enjoy a delicious creamy latte and a small decadent treat. If you're in the area and are in need of a relaxing break in the day, this is the place to stop, relax and enjoy!