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Quebec, Canada Food Guide: 10 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Trois-Rivieres
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada including Le Sacristain, Auberge du Lac Saint-Pierre, Restaurant Le Rouge Vin, Le Castel, Boulangerie Francois Guay, Restaurant Le Lupin, Les Moulins La Fayette, Chez Cora, Chez Cora Dejeuners, Vice Versa le Restaurant
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10. Vice Versa le Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Dion J
Very cosy restaurant,good food specially the Bavette and some italien dish.Parking space could be a problem but not overwhelming.
9. Chez Cora Dejeuners
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By nancylynnh
We just love going to Cora's for plates of fruit crepes and waffles. Good smoothies too. Only trouble is, everyone else in the city wants to breakfast there too! Expect to wait for a table (though not too long). The delicious choices are worth the wait.
8. Chez Cora
Reviewed By Joe C
We had a basic lunch with club sandwich and soup which were both very good. One person had the Yogurt Croque and liked it also. Dominic was a very attentive server and pleasant as he dealt with our English.
7. Les Moulins La Fayette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Shou1
Had lunch here. I had a bacon-caramilized onion grill cheese and my daughter had the pesto-tomato grilled cheese.Both were delicious! The calm « spa »style music was very relaxing Great decoration too.
6. Restaurant Le Lupin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Liany
The food at Le Lupin is good, served in a timely manner. What was not nice was the server going back to the kitchen and cracking jokes on customers. We were sitting next to the kitchen door and could clearly hear what was said. Basically they were trying to get customers out of the door before a large party was due. This being said the Creme Brulee was to die for.
5. Boulangerie Francois Guay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By beauga01
This restaurant was purchased recently and the new owners kept the main spirit of the previous one and updated with success. The beans are as always especially tasteful and you must try them when there freshly made. For lunch the new owners add soups, sandwiches, etc.. and everything is excellent. The decor is new but in the spirit of the old place. Still a very popular place to stop when your with your bike on your way to Trois-Rivieres or Montreal.
4. Le Castel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Le Castel des Prés, now known as Le Castel 1954 has indeed been operating since 1954. In french, Castel means "little castle".. Le Castel was a few miles out of downtown Trois-Rivières. A beautiful building all alone in the middle of a field, thats "Le Ca
Reviewed By Petrus61
We had dinner in this restaurant that was recommended by our hotel and we were not disappointed. We took red tuna which was very tasty and some pastas in a very original sauce. The price is quite high (50 $ per person minimum) but it is worth it if you are looking for good quality food. I can recommend it.Bonjour Petrus...bon vin:) Merci d'avoir eu confiance en notre établissement et d'autant plus que l'expérience a été bonne. Nous vous invitons à revenir nous voir lors d'un futur séjour...Au plaisir!
3. Restaurant Le Rouge Vin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By 152maximb
This is the main restaurant of Le Gouverneur hotel in Trois-Rivières. Lunch wasn't busy at all - in fact the place looked closed. However, we were promptly stated. Food was very good - grilles sandwich with roastbeef and mushrooms was fantastic, as was the onion soup. Mussles - ok. Crème brûler - very good. Service was warm and friendly, though the server was quite paying attention to what we were asking (e.g. brought a bowl instead of a plate). Price was quite decent - just over $50 for the above lunch. For a nice hotel restaurant this was better than expected.
2. Auberge du Lac Saint-Pierre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By JGG2
Our group of 17 people had booked at the restaurant of the Auberge du Lac Saint-Pierre in Pointe-du-Lac for a birthday lunch. The restaurant placed us in a private room, separate from the main dining area, which was perfect as there were children in our group and we felt like we were not disturbing anyone. The food was well prepared with unusual delicious appetizers, such as a creme brulee of tomatoes and a smoked duck salad. The fish of the day was fresh and well presented. Those who had the guinea-fowl as an entree were very happy with their choice. For dessert, we had ordered a birthday cake which was fresh and artistically put together. Service was impeccable.
1. Le Sacristain
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
Sandwiches grillés, salades fraîches, bols santés et quiches maisons. Nous sommes un petit resto sympa qui offre une nourriture saine et savoureuse à très bon prix.
Reviewed By Discover815192
Passing through Trois-Rivieres on the the way from Quebec City to Montreal, we stopped at this chaming restaurant and had a great experience. Delicious food in an extremely pleasant space, great service, and several options for a prix fixe meal. Highly recommend! By the way, there is street parking around the corner.
