Full fledged artisan bakery and pastery shop, exotic sandwich menu, delectable salads, from-scratch…read moresoups, along with full coffee menu and local beverage options. Their "terrasse" includes a rolling field with countryside views beside the aerobic corridor. Closed Monday and Tuesday.

Great desserts. Very good option when near Tremblant and looking for a sweet indulgence.read more

Very good almond croissant! I may go back again tomorrow. Slightly hard to find as it's on a lower…read morelevel of the building. Also good to know: It's open 9 to 17h most days(except sunday & monday). I showed up at 7:30 the first time.

On our way to St-Marguerite, we were looking for a bakery to satisfy an almond croissant craving…read more We came across La Farandole which was a charming place. Staff is very friendly. We purchased almond croissants which were ok as we are spoiled in Montreal with fabulous bakeries. If you happen to be in the area and need a bakery, feel free to pass by but keep your expectations on the lower side ;-)

The service is kind and compassionate. The artisanal bread…read moreis a must!! The omelets are amazing! The ask how you want it and they deliver exactly as u ask. The yogurt and granola is tasty but not overly sweet, just right. The French toast is soft and delicious

Wonderful breakfast and coffee with views of the bakery/kitchen and full height windows to the…read moreautumn mountainside. The service was friendly and very capable (one server was handling an entire breakfast rush without faltering). I wish I could try everything from the bakery. Note that if you want to dine in, just bypass the coffee and bakery line, but wait for acknowledgement before selecting a seat at the communal tables. I wish my French was serviceable to be able to better translate what I was told, but everyone spoke English well enough to get by.

Loved the vibe. A very nice setting, sitting outside under the trees. We ordered a variety of…read morefood - pancakes, Korean pork sandwich, chicken sausage sandwich, and lamb sandwich. All were very fresh and tasty. The service was great. They were helpful with recommendations and query nice.

We went there in January 2016, it was very good. However,…read moreour second visit there with friends went terribly. All 6 appetizers were bland and cold (when they were supposed to be hot). We had bad scallops that were supposed to be "mi-cuit" but ended up being overcooked and cold, as if the plate was left waiting in the kitchen. Then, we had snails that were of terrible taste. The main dish, a beef bavette was the size of a small filet mignon. etc. The restaurant is very expensive, the waiter service was decent at best and the "chef" was god awful. It is not representative of the good restaurants of Quebec province. Very good alternatives in the surrounding area where you are better off spending your money!

My husband and I loved our dinner at Laurent Louis, which is located in the pedestrian village of…read moreMont Tremblant near Wok and the Westin. I think it only opened this season 2015-2016, but the building is beautiful and historic, and the server knew the menu as if he worked there for years. We thoroughly enjoyed our appetizers - french onion soup and a warm goat cheese salad with boar bacon (!!!). The same went for our entrees of steak and a seafood special with shrimp, scallops and lobster. We were able to call and make a reservation that day, and then call back later to move our reservation earlier without any problems either time. I thought the menu was very reasonable considering the location on the mountain. The other finer restaurants at Mont Tremblant seemed overpriced. Next time we'll save room for dessert!

Stopped at this quaint little french bakery on the way back home from a cottage weekend. I write…read morethis review with both fond and bittersweet memories. Let's start with the good. You walk into this unsuspecting bakery that is on the side of the road across from a chip stand and a sort of dépaneur style restaurant. It really does not look like much, the outside looks bland, nothing really special, to be honest. My fiancé and I stopped in and we're looking at the various sorts of sweet cinnamon and sticky style buns that they had. We got a couple and we're off on our way home to Ottawa. Now- the bad. We got home, prepared some evening tea to have with out treat, only to realize with our first bite that we should have gotten more, as in, much, much more. How could we be so silly, we said to ourselves! But what could we do, we were already home and almost two hours away from this wonderful little bakery. For all of you who stop here- buy or eat as much as you can, for it will be one of those life regrets that shall haunt you for the rest of your days.... Or at least until you return. - The end

What is not to love? I stopped by to get a cup of coffee and pastry and I ended up with a croissant…read moreand a ham and cheese pastry. Both were delicious. Besides pastries, this place had loaves af bread and cakes. It is located in the RESO network close to the train station. There is plenty of seating adjacent to the bakery. The servers were very friendly and helpful. The following day, I was on a tour of Montreal of the Underground City and the tour guide pointed out this stall and said that it was owned and run by women.

We came across this pastry shop in the train station and couldn't resist trying a couple of their…read morebeautiful French pastries. The two we picked (pictured) were both delicious. One had a subtle lemon flavor, and the cream puff (choux) was filled with a whole hazelnut inside--a nice surprise that I loved. What stood out was that they weren't overly sweet, which made them even more enjoyable. Prices were reasonable at around $7 each, and they do accept credit cards. Service was a bit on the slow side since there was only one person working, but overall it was fine.