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Top 9 French food in Saint-Eustache, Quebec, Canada
Reviews on French food in Saint-Eustache, Quebec, Canada including Le Geraldine, Restaurant L'Impressionniste, Bistro 1843, Les Petits Fils d'Alice, Le Mitoyen, Valentine, Creperie Chez Denissa, Brasserie Des Vieux Barils, L'Accalmie
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9. L'Accalmie
The dining room of the l'Accalmie is open to our customers spa and as well to the general public. We offer a 4 service dining experience nightly. For reservations please contact us. It will be a pleasure to serve you!
Reviewed By saraheruptash
I am not from Quebec, City, I live in Northern Quebec, a small town in Northern Quebec (Nunavik) Inukjuak. Quebec. Can you please correct that?
8. Brasserie Des Vieux Barils
Reviewed By bubbabares
Went there for supper with my husband for supper. Had a lamb burger and a glass of wine. This was just after renovation. Service very friendly and food was excellent. Highly recommend this restaurant to others. It is very close to my home so very nice to have a good restaurant close by.
7. Creperie Chez Denissa
Reviewed By MarciaBTravels
I came here with my family for my birthday and I am very happy with my choice, crepes are my favorite and they are so good at this place. My daughter had the nutella crepe with fresh fruits and it was to die for. My whole family was pleased, the menu is large with a wide range of savory and sweet crepes. Service was impeccable!
6. Valentine
Reviewed By Matt F
Cheap fast food place.Good food, nothing healthy on the menu but the place is always clean and staff always nice.
5. Le Mitoyen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
We take reservations between 6pm and 9pm, from tuesday to sunday. Nous prennons des reservations de 6pm a 9pm du mardi au dimanche.
Reviewed By BritBoyInFL
Food was perfect. The lamb tartar was spectacularly fresh with the perfect hint of seasoning.Service was excellent, helpful and attentive yet not over bearing. Our server was careful to adapt dishes where necessary for my wife's allergies.We felt the portion size was perfect and allowed us to enjoy 3 courses, something we don't do often as we're typically full after the entree.We felt the cost of $200 for 3 courses each with wine was good value due to the quality of food, ingredient quality, presentation & service.
4. Les Petits Fils d'Alice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By pamp987
Very nice atmosphere and food for a special occasion. We haven't tried their signature fondues yet, but their specials of the day (table d'hote) are very good. Note that they do not accept the coupon in the Entertainment Book - apparently it was added in error.
3. Bistro 1843
Overall Ratings
5 based on 244 reviews
Reviewed By subscribe46
We have gone to this fabulous restaurant i April 2019 and have never had anything but great meals there . The owners , Sara-Ann and Tarik are terrific people and make everyone feel so welcome along with their wait staff. We have gone with our friends there and they all have loved the food and cozy ambiance. Fresh and fabulous every time. highly recommended
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2. Restaurant L'Impressionniste
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By ntngayve
Nice restaurant with a good terrace in front and a cozy but chic ambience in the dining rooms. A good menu and wine list. A bit pricey considering the veal kidneys arrived quite well done even if i have carrefully asked them to be pink.Attentive staff.
1. Le Geraldine
Overall Ratings
5 based on 82 reviews
Le Geraldine, a dream come true. A place where we can have fun and let our creativity take control of the night, all in an enchanted setting. Our menu is prepare with local ingredients from our beautifull region. Bring your own wine!!!
Reviewed By LuckyPierre_11
Located in the old part of Saint-Eustache, the restaurant is an old house full of charm. The food and service were more than excellent. Our waitress, Mihico, was friendly and explained everything about the menu. They use a lot of local fresh produce and the young chef is a master of presentation and creativity. The table was also nicely set with a touch of class! A bit pricey but at least you can bring your own (best) wine! Can't wait for our next visit! Bravo!
