I'd declare the best rest stop between Quebec and Montreal just off of the 40. It's just a couple…read moreof exits S of Trois Rivieres In the funny named town of Yamachiche. The gas station has loads of souvenirs and knock knacks that you could spend quite a bit of time digging your way through. The restaurant has a bunch of food options such as A&W burgers, Thai Express, La cremerie ice cream and Van Houtte coffee. I've eaten at the Thai Express before and it's palatable. Drop on for a quick snack, gas fill up and fluid break it's a good option heading to QC or back to MTL.

Pleasant gas station across the street from a Metro grocery store and Tim Horton's…read more For my French Speaking friends: Agréable station-service en face d'une épicerie Metro et Tim Horton's.

Perfect location for me as I was heading to Quebec and getting nervous about my fuel levels. Easily…read moreto find via the Yelp app and the location offers an easy off and back on the highway. Friendly attendant inside and clean facility. Thank you!

Shell at Barkoff, Trois Rivieres, QC, Canada. We had a…read morewonderful time in Quebec City and now we are traveling back to Toronto. Using the familiar Shell Logo to find off ramps off the busy freeways is a definite good and familiar way to refuel. This is a nice stop and we would have liked to explore the area more, but perhaps next time. The price per liter was competitive at all the Shell stations. I liked that we could clean up the windshield and use the washrooms. Thanks to Shell stations for making some of our rest stops easy.

Nice rest area with a Tim Hortons and a St-Hubert restaurant, clean bathroom and good price on gas…read more(usually about 15-20¢ cheaper than Montreal), as well as a big Couche Tard (Mac's, for those from outside Quebec) convenience store. This also means you can get CAA dollars from fill up. For truckers, there's about 75-100 parking spots (overnight) and a CAT Scale here, and IIRC there's a couple of showers.

This place has the cheapest gas prices between Montreal and Quebec City and I really love saving an…read moreaverage of ten cents on the litre. Additionally, they have a Tim Horton's as well as a St Hubert (BBQ Chicken) restaurant so any time of the day is a good time to drop in for fuel and a tummy top-up! A cruller and a coffee, or a half-chicken with fries, it's your call. If you need supplies for the road or for the chalet, they have a full range of standard beers, wines and snack foods. Flats of water and bags of firewood are also available so if you're off to the campground you're all set. The bathrooms are very clean and the staff are always professional and friendly. The Missus really appreciates this pit stop and when the Missus is happy, I'm ecstatic! (As long as she doesn't make crumbs in the car, that is.) Code this one into your GPS for sure!

We just stopped to get snacks and use the restroom. Very friendly and lots of healthy snack options…read moreif you are used to American gas stations. They had croissants along with veggie, fruit, and cheese trays!

Excellent off-highway stop on the north shore between Montreal and Quebec City. Gas station with…read moresnacks, playground for kids, and a sit down restaurant with patio for warm weather dining. We had club sandwiches, pizza, spaghetti and everything was pretty good. Fairly large menu with poutine (obviously), nachos, paninis, great french fries. The restaurant is not fancy, known as a "casse-croute" (snack bar) in Quebecois tongue. We had a blast eating with the locals. Recommended. (We took one star off because the food took quite a while. I think they were understaffed.)