Charming restaurant in wonderfully decorated house in La Malbaie. The two partners were…read moresuper-friendly and attentive, service excellent and food absolutely delicious. Tandem would be my first choice for a return visit if/when I am in the neighborhood.

A real gem. Lovely generous hosts, delicious food, charming warm atmosphere. We'll be back!read more

Not much of a choice at the ferry dock, but this place seems very popular. When we walked in two…read morehours earlier than departure, the entire restaurant is already reserved. We have to somehow get permission to order take out? While others already ordered take out before me. Kind of a mystery for me. The restaurant looks good and with a good look for the Saint Lawrence river and the ferry dock. If you choose to eat outside, it will be a pleasure to eat at the picnic tables. The food that I ordered was the Lobster roll. It was not using the roll bun, but more like a wrap. The combination of the ingredients and the freshness was well balanced. We were very impressed by the lobster roll, and gladded that it was not using the traditional roll bun. It was not too salty nor soggy for the roll. However, the fries were horrible, soggy fries and the packeted ketchup turned watery as well. Nor the less, the lobster roll is good, especially for the location.

Not bad food but flavourless :( No dressing on the salad :(…read moreI'm sure that you can find something better.

I don't think this place was actually 1 star, let's be clear, but the other four reviews are such…read morehigh ratings and I want to bring down their star rating so no one makes the same mistake I did- thinking this place was actually a good restaurant. First of all, I came here with my grand kiddies after visiting the tinkity town after our quail watching tour. I'll be honest, there weren't that many other restaurants with menus that were really fancy or had more than like 4 choices. We decided on this because it was a large menu and looked nice. (It's not nice). The patio was nice enough looking into the town and out to the water... we came for dinner, decided to get only appetizers because the place looked like crap but we couldn't leave and then finally settled on dinner after we couldn't find much else with our panic searches. Menus were only in French, which is a serious problem if you don't speak French or have wifi to translate (and let's be clear, every single other restaurant we've been to in French Canada has given us an English menu.) The calamari was actually pretty good but very basic and other appetizers were mediocre at best. Food was all bar food and has some weird stuff (like no beef nachos, no regular burgers etc). We all got fish in chips, not horrible. The poutine was alright. Shrimp roll was gross. Our waitress even seemed to acknowledging that the food wasn't that great. Bar food at best, reheated Cisco at worst. And actually I've had better bar food. Don't come here, rough it out somewhere else or cook at home. Update: everyone's stomach was upset after we came here.

Seafood fast casual place, along the harbour with stunning views across the harbour. Food is well…read morepriced, and service is quick.

Great food quality - fresh and local products. We had three different fishes (plie, salmon and…read moremorue) and all of them were cooked perfectly with rice and fresh veggies. Homemade tasty deserts: bleuets pie, maple ice cream and creme brulee. The restaurant is a little aside from all the other ones but you won't regret walking the extra few feet for good food. Nice service as well!

A very charming restaurant sn easy walk from the town center. Two of our party had the broiled…read morelobster and I had the fish of the day. All the dishes were very tasty and the crème brûlée was very well done. Our waiter was doing his very first shift but conducted himself admirably and was quick to run to the kitchen to get answers to our questions that he didn't have. They had nice local wines and beers as well. A very pleasant meal.

This place is a little hidden gem, looks like nothing from outside... but the quality of good, of…read morethe carte and the staff is just unbelievable. Don't spread the word too much

This truly is a hidden jewel. The overall quality of the entire restaurant is 5 star; from the…read moremenu, to the portions, to the incredible staff. It is such a shame that this restaurant is so far from our homes, in the Montérégie, otherwise, it would be one of our favourite places to dine! The fare reflects the area and each dish is cooked to perfection; we were a party of 4 and all of us, were of the same opinion - de la Montagne is a real treasure.

Dropped in on a Monday. Long lineup at noon. It took a good 15 minutes to order. This is a sign of…read moretheir popularity. They have a good size dining room with a larger yard with tables. Their hotdogs were good on a toasted bun. They add lettuce and tomatoes to their hotdogs. My dogs were a little beat up in the wrapping. We ordered a poutine as well. The gravy was nothing outstanding but the fries were good. Glad we came and might stop in again. Quite expensive for fast food.

That's some damn fine poutine. Damn fine pogos too. Bustlin joint not far from the freeway. If…read moreyou're needing a treat en route to Gaspe - look no further. This is your dream pit stop. Try the beef hash poutine. Lives up to the name - it was love at first sight. That's amours-ehhhh! Lots of options here - chicken dinners - big sandys- deep fried delights. Had a lineup out the door on a weekday lunch hour. We stuck it out and hit the road happy.

An ok restaurant Different sorts of beer…read more Many beers on draft Very loud restaurant Bistro menu Many TV Not the best spot in the city But not the worst Service was A+

So first of all, my French is very rusty(borderlining on deplorable). The staff was very helpful…read moreand understanding. Calamari was very good. As was the Thai dish. Great atmosphere on the patio, and a decent selection of beer and wine. All in all a great dining experience!! Merci!!

The best thing about the Fairmont is right here. While much of the hotel is in a state of slow…read moredecay, the spot that makes it worthwhile is Le Saint Laurent. In some ways, it's not overly adventurous or remarkable, but is comforting. There are all the best iterations of French and Quebequois classics and one must admire the restaurant for working with local producers. The duck breast is spectacular. Foie Gras is great. Trout caviar is fresh. The wine list is pretty solid, most 2.5 times to retail up-charge, which isn't out of the ordinary. The team here is wonderful as well and while they tend to get busy, they are still attentive and kind. As a whole, Le Saint Laurent is a place that delivers a very solid meal in an elegant atmosphere with a view.

Amazing experience. The young and innovative chef created a four course menu that was visually…read morebeautiful, marvelous blends of tastes, and made me smile a lot. The menu varies with what is available locally. Creativity for example included tubes of foie gras flavored with Apple liqueur paired with an herb sorbet. Trout, salmon, beef, and sonon. Excellent wine list. And actually reasonably priced for what you get-- 85 CDN is a steal for the prix fixe menu at this level of quality and creativity.