This place is amazing…read more The beer cheese is my favorite, and the brie was solid. Others in the group liked their swisslike cheese and softer one with some vegetable ash that was a bit ripe for my taste. Being direct to customers it's around the same price as super market cheese and WAY better. Worth going out of your way on the way back from MTL if you're in upstate NY. The olive bread in stock is really well done and even the sparkling juice was really tasty. We got an apple blend (grapefruit I'm tempted to say?) and it was a delicious treat for the ride back.

This cute little fromagerie has great cheese and condiments. We enjoyed sampling a few of the…read morecheeses and purchased our favorites along with crackers, coffee, and a few sweets. The coffee is made using Nespresso pods and the selection of cold beverages includes juice, soda water, and standard cold drinks. There are a couple of small tables to sit inside and enjoy the atmosphere!

Beautiful shop. We stopped to grab sandwiches, drinks, chips, and cookie. Croissant sandwich and…read morecookie were not to be missed. At 5 pm on a weekday, it was nearly empty.

Stopped in for a sandwich on my way from Maine to Montreal. The bread itself was very tasty,…read morealthough maybe a bit worse texturally for having already been made into a sandwich. The ham and cheese were okay but nothing special, and the cornichons were distinctly underwhelming.

Cheese is amazing, the owner's are friendly I appreciated the entire tour and the goodie bagread more

Award winning Jesus I picked up the blue cheese and a few gifts for people back home. I was amazed…read moreat the quality of artisan Jesus.

I have driven from Etobicoke to Bromont because the pizza here is SO DELICIOUS!!!! Real fresh…read morecheese curds is one of the reasons it is so exceptional. If you really want to know what poutine is. This is also the place for that. Authentic in every measure. Great gravy, proper Quebecois fries and of course squeeky cheese curds. I would gladly eat here everyday if I didn't live over 5 hours away. The sling in this region is also stellar. Can't wait for the snow.

Out of this world ! La Gourmande pizza and poutine ! We missed this for the last 2 year !…read more Getting our full now !

A beautiful working monastery in the heart of the rural Eastern Townships, the Abbaye de…read moreSaint-Benoit-du-Lac was well worth the visit. It is a relatively modern monastery, built over the course of the early to mid 1900s. We went on a Sunday morning for mass and found the sanctuary full of parishioners and tourists. The Gregorian chant was beautiful to hear, although we weren't able to stay for the whole liturgy due to a very impatient infant. We weren't there for a tour, but did stop to read some of the displays describing the history of the monastery and the rhythms of monastic life. The colored brickwork and overall architecture is beautiful. There aren't a lot of spaces open to the public, but we still enjoyed walking around and seeing some of the snow-covered grounds. The monastery is known for its cheeses and jams, so a visit to the store was on our agenda. The store, however, was located in the basement, and the only access we could find was a flight of stairs. We had a stroller, though, and couldn't find an elevator. We ended up taking turns walking the baby outside while the other person explored the store. The grounds at this time (April) were mostly not open to the public, but I've read that they have some walking trails. When it was my turn, I didn't have much time to look. But it looked like they had a large selection of abbey-made items as well as a bookstore with a good sized children's section. I bought some postcards and a French-language children's missel for a friend, but would have looked longer if I could. The Tall Man picked up a four pack of cheeses for a Swiss friend, who loved it, plus some other goodies, but we wished we had some jam! They didn't have larger bags at the register, but they did have some empty boxes. There are a couple parking lots that quickly filled up for mass. I would love to know if they have an accessible entrance to the store. By the time I found some of the store staff, though, I didn't ask since I needed to go. We noticed others who either left strollers outside or turned back from the abbey entrance.

Absolutely gorgeous! Serenity Now ! Wished the church was open but the market was. Very good…read moreprices and caught a cheese special while I was there. They have a blue cheese that I read placed in 2nd place ! It was delicious and smooth ! Will visit again when in the area .

Small self-contained Canadian cheese farm makes and ages its cheese in house. Very good cheese.read more

I absolutely loved coming here at the HQ if the Vaudois sausage. I used to only go for another well…read moreloved sausage maker-starts with W... but I must admit that Saucisson Vaudois is my favourite. Everything they make is delicious and the prices are very reasonable. My " coup de cœur " here is their smoked lardon (bacon?). It is out of this world!!!

This cheese village is very beautiful and peaceful. I didn't plan this in my trip but we felt lucky…read morewe stopped by here. They have cheese showroom and cheese storage places for visitors. You can try lots of different cheese types in the showroom and buy cheese here. Cheese is freshly cut when order. Also, they have beautiful patio area outside. A lot of people doing biking in the beautiful I went. So peaceful.

Well, it's like this, see? You will find Ste Elizabeth de…read moreWarwick cozily tucked in between miles of rural Quebec routes. One church, one hardware store and one cheese shop share the same narrow village road. You could write a novel about the goings on there, but it would only be a one page story. The cheese store is the village's new church. The heart of the village where locals and passers through congregate as they would have in the times of rural Catholicism to pay hommage to a deity greater than themselves. The sainted Cheeses. The holey Cheeses. The baby Cheeses. All are otherworldly yet they are not for everyone. The aged cheddar - their most recent medal winner, the reknowned blue, and the Tome make up - for me - The Holy Trinity of Cheeses. The "Abbey" is about an hour's drive from Montreal, and makes for an easy and fulfilling pilgrimage for those who profess to love Cheeses.

If you like goat cheese this place is a must stop! They have a variety of goat cheeses including…read morebries, flavored spreads, and hard cheeses. They have lots of other homemade goods including goat milk soap, treats, and baked goods depending on the day. A cute little shop with a nice variety of Vermont goods.

We were looking for local places to go, like Dairy or farm stands but apparently there weren't that…read moremany. tried to check on YELP/Online for help but not many choices and this was recommended to us. Sadly, though the name says Dairy there weren't many dairy items to choose from, except for some cheeses. It's just a very odds and ends type of store with limited things. they do have maple syrup though. :) i was hoping they had more dairy options and local things but there just weren't much.

Amazing place amazing people amazing cheese and all the other goods. Definetely worth to visit -…read moreactually you must visit

We love their products and happened to be staying in the Eastern Townships in our vacations. I…read morecalled them and asked if we could tour the factory. They told us we could and even let us know what would be the best time to see the transformation (batch process) and you can see it through a glass in their store. We were also able to see their very nice storage in the back of the factory/store. Prices are good and you can find some exclusive products (aged cheese). Have fun with the family!