Broke my heart... Kingburger has been an end-of-cross-country-drive tradition for over a decade…read more Always a fabulous poutinerie to kick off summer vacation. Last year that all changed... I thought last summer's bland, indifferent poutine was an anomaly, so I forgave them. Not anymore... Sunday's offering arrived with limp fries and GELATINOUS gravy that honest-to-god tasted like they added more salt to a horrible powder along with some tepid water. The fries were floppy and bad... either cooked in the morning and microwaved, or they just don't know how to bring the fryer up to temperature. When I brought the jelly-goo and cold, sad potatoes to their attention, nothing was said... no apologies, no offer to remake or to compensate. 3 bites of yuck for $7... never again.

Stopped by for dinner on the way to the cottage and got a burger and fries. The burger and fries…read morewere okay, but I highly recommend stopping by for some soft serve ice cream! It has become a bit of a tradition in my family and is always delicious!

Wow!! Best fries and best poutine. Made from real potatoes, freshly peeled. They also serve hot…read moredogs, burgers, chicken nuggets. Worth the beautiful scenic drive. Open only during summer season and long weekends. A favourite of ours. We always stop when driving the 309, past Val-des-Bois.

First time visit this town. Luckily pop by this fabulous store and the staff(not sure may be owner)…read moreis very friendly and gave me some tips on where to go or should go. I order a mango mouse cake and maple whiskey Gouda. After dinner I go there again for an ice cream! Delightful to have this store in the town.

Great little independent deli/ sandwich place. For the price the sandwiches are amazing value,…read moreespecially when you compare it to the fast food options around. Highly recommend.

The meal was exquisite. Price, service, quality of the food, even the fries... Were very good…read more Highly recommend coming out to this joint. Lots of options too!

So nice. Pizzas had a ton of toppings. You would not believe. Casual, some seating, friendly but…read morevery little English (just be aware). We basically took over the place with the 10 of us. Hawaiian pizza was great.

Four ice creams for $20. A small was a double scoop and two of us had vanilla soft serve. Lots of…read moreflavors! Service was fast and courteous. They have tables and seating outside, but try and grab some shade if it's a hot day! It can be very busy on weekends, especially in the summer. That includes traffic on the road so be careful crossing the road if you have to. You can park on both sides of the road. I haven't tried their other food but I will. I have heard good things about their poutines and shawarmas. They take Apple Pay, etc. Note that it is no longer called Sue Ellen. They've retired.

We used to love stopping here on our way back from the cottage when it was Sue-Ellen's. They had…read morethe best poutine at any of the "Casse-Croûtes" on Route 105. The diner has been under new management since 2021 but it has had some difficulty getting off the ground, mainly due to COVID (staffing issues). We stopped by today and it was busy, as usual. They offer the same food as Sue-Ellen's did: burgers, hot dogs, French fries, poutine, etc.. The new owners have also added donairs and shawarma to the menu. We usually get a large poutine to share and one Pogo each. We waited for a fair bit of time for our food today. We were pretty disappointed... The Pogo was burned and our poutine was mediocre. Sue-Ellen's used to have the best gravy and now it's just flavourless. There wasn't much cheese curds in the poutine either...Maybe next time we will try something different and hope for t

Uber-ed while my stay in Ottawa. Had early dinner elsewhere and became hungry after I returned to…read morehotel. I've heard about many good things about this place - quality of fries, taste/texture of gravy, and quality of cheese curds. Many like their unique variation of poutines, but I will start with the basic to know if they can get it right when I try a new poutine place. Very good - Freshly taste fries, lots of curds, and rich gravy. I would probably try pick up or eat in next time, to enjoy freshly made texture (crispy fries and curds' squeakiness. Eat-in is 100% recommended! :)

I mean they named the business well because it is undoubtably great poutine in Canada. A++ it's…read morewritten on the tin. Great curds

I've said it before and I'll say it again... Worst McDonald's I've ever been to. I sat in the drive…read morethru for 25 minutes this morning waiting for happy meal hotcakes. The people in the restaurant working don't care that it takes that long, no "sorry for the wait". I get home with the hotcakes for my children, low and behold they forgot to put the syrup in the bag! What a waste of time and money. I wouldn't ever go there again except this is the only McDonald's in my town. If you're looking for a good breakfast in a hurry, skip McDonald's. Wendy's is just south of the McDonald's, always tasty, and the service is fast.

Coffee good!!! But 7 coffee and then get one free is worth it. Plus their coffee is always fresh…read moreand hot and tastes much better than Tim hortons. Plus you could add a muffin for a few cents more

Great fast food, I like that they offer many poutine option. The fries are amazing! I like to share…read moremy poutine with my friends when I go, that way I can try a new one. The service is always fast and the place always clean.

Customer service is great, and you are free to choose if you wear a mask or not when placing your…read moreorder.

Stopped in for a mid-ski lunch and Le Shack absolutely delivered on that cozy, rustic mountain…read morevibe. If you're looking for a spot that feels like a true alpine escape in the heart of the pedestrian village, this is it. I ordered the Montagnard Burger, and it was exactly what I needed after a few runs. The patty was juicy, well-seasoned, and held up perfectly in the bun. I paired it with the garlic fries, which were a standout--perfectly crispy with just the right amount of garlic punch. The real showstopper, however, was the CHALUMEAU. This isn't just a drink; it's a full experience. It's a rich, warming blend of Canadian maple whisky, Coureur des Bois, Frangelico, and a sharp hit of espresso. It's topped with a mountain of whipped cream and coffee beans, making it the ultimate "pick-me-up" for a cold day. The restaurant has a great energy--buzzing but still comfortable. The "journal" style food liners and the wooden interiors really lean into the heritage feel of Mont-Tremblant. Pro Tip: Definitely try the Chalumeau if you're a fan of espresso martinis or spiked coffees; it's easily one of the best après-ski drinks in the village!

Stopped in to meet with the family after getting off the slopes. we just got beverages, I ordered a…read morehot chocolate which I enjoyed. Pleasant to look at but definitely could've used a larger cup. The atmosphere was very cool in the weight staff was very quick considering the large crowd.