The food is fine, it's the service that terrible. The…read moreemployees are sassy and rude. The ambiance is beautiful but the floors are always so dirty.

Very nice restaurant - good flavours, nice variety, friendly service. Hats off to Thomas who did a…read moregreat job serving us in English!

To be honest this restaurant serves basic food but as a tourist I found it so fun to eat here, all…read morethe waiting staff doesn't speak English but they're super friendly and you get a full 3 course meal for about 8-12 bucks. I'm not from Canada and where I'm from we would never have restaurants like this so I just quite liked the experience of a small town local restaurant

I thoroughly enjoyed my stop here for poutine. The waitstaff was helpful to a non-native French…read morespeaker and made sure we were on the same page for my order. The fries were nice and dark in the Québec fashion. The cheese curds were not the biggest and squeakiest I've had, but they were sufficient in both regards. I had the galpoute, which is like the classic dish of galvaude (lighter gravy, peas, chicken) but without the peas. Okay, more chicken! And they even asked which gravy I wanted, so I chose the sauce brune from regular poutine for more flavor. The chicken wasn't anything to write home about but there was plenty of it. With quick, friendly service, good prices, and a nice neighborhood feel, I'll round my 4.5 stars up for one of the great eateries in La Mauricie.

Delish poutine, great local bottled beers. A very nice assortment of to-go sauces, pies, cheeses…read moreand more!

We family and I never been to Shawinigan before and we wanted to stop by and try Pacini. They don't…read moreaccept walk ins - just reservations. That's okay since we only wanted to order out. The wait was about 40 minutes long and when we got the food, it was lukewarm at best. My youngest didn't enjoy the Bunny pizza as the "ears" were too tough to chew (baby teeth were loose) and no cheese as advertised in the pictures. The kids pepperoni was okay as well as the salsiccia and portabello pizza.

OLD SCHOOL lot of regulars, fun vibe…read moreSalad was swimming in dressing (too much), fair drink and food prices, I can see the appeal! People eat pizza with fries on it in TROIS rivieres and they serve BUTTER w pizza, Quebecers really appear to like that!?!? I didn't 'love' the pizza

For what it is, 4 stars. The food is abundant, pretty good, fairly priced, and the service is…read moresomewhere between friendly, casual, and brusque, in trademark Quebecois style. Trois-Rivieres is the midpoint, more or less, on the highway between Montreal and Quebec City, so you'll either be buying fuel or be hungry. This small downtown has a main drag, Rue des Forges, which has obviously gone through a small renaissance and has some trendier eateries as well as nicely finished renditions of McDonald's and Subway. However, Bravo, a few streets over, is more like a diner. Not only that, being toward a less redeveloped area, free parking is more readily found. I've eaten here a couple of times. The portions are nicely sized! I had no problem finishing the entrees and the sides. There is a bar, but I went with hot tea, because the weather was turning cool. Ever been in a small town you like, and don't know why you like it? Trois-Rivieres is such a town for me. It's on the Saint Lawrence River, has a port, a small downtown, old churches, a gritty industrial section, the topography slowly climbs upward as you go inland from the river, and one senses that there is a lot of history there. And this little "locals only" (not really) pizza place/diner fits right into the equation.