Wow this place was so delicious. I came here many times before in Canada and the quality of the…read morefood never changes. I love the soup and honestly everything. The servers are pretty nice and attentive and I love the ambiance it seems very clean and polished and pretty fancy. I will keep coming her with my family and friends. Make sure to check this place out. Love this.

Another of my favorites in Magog. I still can't believe it is a hotel restaurant because of how…read moreincredible the food is. The chef is amazing and creates such tasty and beautiful dishes. Their baguette is freshly baked and the butter with it is just to die for... I could eat it all my self. It is such a cozy restaurant and the food makes it a whole experience.

Not opening in 25 minutes. It has been closed for sometime. This is a win for visitors to Magog.read more

What a wonderful experience from the ambiance to the cuisine. They offer the widest selection of…read moremussel dishes I have seen. The blue cheese and cream sauce pairs excellently with a Cabernet. A wonderful meal and great service at a reasonable price.

Great service, atmosphere, and vibe. Unique menu items- fancy and tasty. Great historical display…read morein the lobby about the building that was on the site previously. Very cool

the terrible children huh well judging by how that was definitely me when i was a kid their…read morecalamari was good and the raw tuna, me and lynn cant eat their french fries tho the tap room pub spoiled us with their amazing fries sorry 4 stars

Beyond fantastic meal at a little gem in what felt like the middle of nowhere. Right on the like…read more Proper fine dining service. Menu is exquisite. Wine selection is serious and approachable. Really really well done!!!

You know you're at a fancy restaurant when... 1. They use…read morecrumb sweepers. 2. They have a sommelier. 3. Neither you nor the waiter know the names of the ingredients on your plate! 4. They're part of the Relais & Chateau The menu changes with the seasons and they use fresh and unique ingredients from the province of Quebec. Among them were sea lettuce, sea parsley, sea asparagus, sea buckthorn berries, camrise berries, etc. It almost sounded like every veggie or fruit was slapped with "sea" and that made it "special". The clientele is predominately an older, Caucasian crowd with some folks from the US. Overhearing the conversations on the table next to us, it sounds like the types that spend time at the Hamptons (I've never been, but that's how I image it'd be like!) The restaurant overlooks the beautiful garden and lake--the tables by the windows are best! The server distributes sliced bread one piece at a time from a basket they carry over. Butter with buckwheat seeds is shaped into two really smooth domes. For a moment, I questioned whether they were butter or white chocolates... Thankfully I didn't just pop one into my mouth! Bread was very ordinary. I kind of expected to have better. We're served fresh gerkin in a dill cream sauce, fresh mustard grains and edible Bernette flowers. This was definitely an intriguing start. The appetizers - The potted kale is a unique surprise. It's literally grown in a pot! We had fun snipping kale leaves into a bowl. Alas, a whole kale plant lost its life for my salad. The flavor of the bison, cheese, yolk and herring really pack a umami punch so cut up the whole plant and mix well. Great flavors and fun to try. - The razor clams are a must try. The server brought the dish to the table, named a bunch of unknown ingredients and proceeded to baptize my razor clam dish with a delicious, warm, creamy green leek sauce. The flavors like I've never tasted before marry together with chanterelles, garlic scapes, sea plantain leaves, two clusters of seaweed are just delightful!!! You'll want to lick up the sauce--cause I almost did. The mains - Duck Magret was decent tasting but I fought some tendon in each piece. I would've wanted a more tender experience. I think the better part of the plate was the Haskap berry (aka Camerise) sauce and the foie gras mousse. I found the mangly turnip roots somewhat tough to eat and they didn't add much visual appeal to the plate! - The Berkshire Pork went much better. Tender and grilled to perfection. Accompanied with chanterelles, edible flowers and a wrapped meat thingy that was so tasty. Definitely go with this plate! The desserts - The sweet grass ice pop was delightful. Tasted like yogurt candy exterior and the light sweetness was balanced with the tangy pop of the sea buckthorn berries. The biscuit base added a nice crunch. - The rhubarb tartlet had milder flavor and was enjoyable but less interesting. Complementary dessert - They provided a free dessert Overall, very unique accompanying ingredients found in the region of Quebec. When the server described the slew of novel-sounding ingredients, I thought I was hearing Charlie Brown's teacher talking cause none of the words made sense!! Some things were delicious and intriguing but others could've been better given the price, such as the duck magret.

As a fondue lover I had to try this place after my friend went. I've been talking about it to my…read moreboyfriend and of course he surprised me on Valentine's Day awww! Fondissimo is attached to another resto called le shop you just gotta go to the left and behind and you'll see a projected image of the name on the wall, hard to miss. We were greeted by a tall male hostess who gave us a great seat by the window with loads of candles ( my fav ) We of course got the cheese fondue and Chinese fondue because that's the way to go. Unfortunately the cheese fondue wasn't very good, tasted like an iga store bought one. We got traditional so if I were to come back I would skip the cheese entirely or try something else that didn't taste so generic. It is BYOW so I wasn't expecting the cheese to be grade a like in Paris. Chinese fondue was great, we went with the marinated pork and beef slices. Pork takes a while to cook so that's a bit annoying but the beef cooked within seconds. If you're feeling more adventurous you can get all the fun meats, kangaroo, camel and etc. We didn't talk and appetizers as nothing really jumped out at us. But we decided that dessert to go was a must. We chose the cheese cake which was a really good home made cream cheese, with a crumble crust which was perfect. The restaurant and service was great but at the end their was a mix up with the tip so they emailed us right away because the tip was more then our meal. That was very nice of them and just for that reason only they get 4 stars. 5 stars if they get a real cheese fondue :)

I enjoyed this restaurant. The cheese fondue was good but nothing to write home about. The chinese…read morefondue was better - bouillon was tasty and meat portions were reasonable. I liked the duck and beef slices the best. The tartar as an entree was good as well. Service by our waitress Florence was the best part of the meal. It's nice that it is a BYOB.

Food is amazing, staff are amazing. Pleasant ambiance. Maybe a little hard to spot from R…read morePrincipale, you need to watch for the small sign & head to the river. Make sure to have desert too!

One of my family's favorite restaurant in Magog, Quebec. We stopped by the day we drove up and were…read morehungry for a feast. We had delicious wine that went perfectly with our meal. We did the set menu, where we were able to choose an appetizer, entree, and dessert. I got the squash ravioli which was amazing for the appetizer and for my main, I ordered the lobster and shrimp pasta. The sauce was great, but I think the first time I had it was better. The noodles were stuck together and were not al dente. But it was still delicious. I ended my meal with the molten lava cake and it was perfection.

Such an amazing little find! We happily stumbled upon this…read moregem on our way to Ripplecove for a weekend getaway. Food was amazing and plentiful. My husband had one of their signature grilled cheese sandwiches and I had a chicken salad with one of the best chai lattes I've ever had. Worth the detour!

This place was chosen for Sunday brunch by my friend who lives in the area. Appears to be an old…read morefactory building in the heart of Magog. Very cozy design and busy yet welcoming place. Started with lattes, mine was a dirty chai (chai with a shot of espresso). Never had that before, interesting combo, but not for purists :) We each had the crèpes salées, savoury crepes filled with asparagus, cheese and ham, with hollandaise. Oh the ham was so good, big pieces and wonderfully textured. We each added a poached egg, because why not. Potatoes and a small fruit cup also on the plate. A maple butter for the fruit was absolutely amazing, but no way to eat all of it and I felt bad for the wastage of something so delicious. Would return yo try a grilled cheese sandwich, of which there are so many to choose from and seemed a hot item coming out of the kitchen. Service had zero flaws and was quick and efficient. About $30 each on the bill with tip, a very satisfying experience.

I had dinner here recently, and it is my new favorite restaurant in the Magog area. Owner, server,…read morecook? , was extremely nice and helpful. I had the three course meal. The escargot puff was delicious. The soup was great. And the entree of pork tenderloin and vegetables was fantastic. I never write reviews, but my dining experience was so good, I just had to recommend this restaurant.

Wow! If you want to try something different and eat well. Go at this restaurant. Be sure to call…read morefor a reservation since it is a small restaurant and it is always fully booked. Everything was good, EVERYTHING. do not hesitate to try this restaurant. It's a bring your own wine/beer + the owner/chef is so sweet. He is the waiter and the chef at the same time, I find this really remarkable! If you like food out of the ordinary, try the veal brain and veal tongue, they are out of this world. The lobster bisque is the best we ever ate and we tried a couple. If you're in mount orford area, don't miss out.