Charming restaurant on an indoor terrace within hotel. Light and airy. Attentive staff. Interesting…read moremenus, which are backlit giving the page a glowing effect. Very nice food presentation. Had the Poke-bol which was rice less and thus more of a salad. But tasty and filling nonetheless.

From the owner: Notre spécialité est le tartare de saumon et le tartare de boeuf, des incontournables. Nous offrons…read mored'excellents déjeuners à la carte et des table d'hôte le midi.

Friendly and tasty fast food! Conveniently located on your route to the Winter Carnival. Vegetarian…read moreoptions available with a healthy veggie burger and savory sauces.

Came here with a large group (20ish) for a meal after a wedding. Great, lively atmosphere,…read moreexcellent service and food was great.

Nice location. Nice atmo. Seems like the place to go for comfort food. Had the Highway To Hell,…read morewhich ended up looking a lot like a crispy McDo chicken burger with a lot of crispy frites. Was tasty, but I think the amount of salt started to wear thin half way through. Perhaps some of the other dishes would fare better. But seems like one comes here for the atmo and beer.

We arrived after driving several hours from Maine to see what this part of Quebec was like. We…read moreasked the Canadian border agent for restaurant recommendations and he gave us three restaurants to try. We drove past the first two and thank goodness we did because we found La Table du Junior! The owner welcomed us (he speaks pretty good English). The restaurant is beautiful inside and out and is in a pretty part of St George, across the river from a park/botanical garden kind of thing with a fountain. Anyway, the food was amazing and there were so many options. There was a special where you got an appetizer, main, and desert for about $14 Canadian (this was for lunch). The food was beyond amazing, I wish I could go back. The value was terrific. One great part was that the kids menu which was half the price of the adult menu, had all the same options, so the children didn't have to get the standard mac and cheese or burger and fries, but instead tried smaller portions of French food. This restaurant has all kinds of cuisine, but we only tried the French food. The owner told us the story of how his father was a restauranteur, I think in Quebec City and he opened this place. Great experience. I think there is also a gourmet grocery store and a gelatto place all part of it. This place is a must see, it made our several hours drive worth while!

Great cheese sampling made in house…read more Souvenirs for the road before you leave Canada Coffee for the road and the famous poutine

We we're driving back to the States and by chance saw this cute little la fromagerie on the road…read more We wanted to get ice cream but that part was closed for the season. However the pasta and poutine counter was open. We got the pasta and it was delightful in these cute little 'to go' containers. We also purchased some cheese curds and some chocolate to eat on the road. If we come this way again, we will definitely stop.

Beautiful market the a large variety of fresh vegetables and fruit, prepared sandwiches and meals,…read moregorgeous bread and pastries, and tons of specialty gourmet items (salts, spices, condiments), and much more.