Taken together, Château St-Jérôme is seen as a solid, affordable option with generous portions and a broad menu that includes pizza, poutine, Greek specialties, and seafood. Dishes are frequently described as tasty and well prepared, offering good value for the price, and the service is often highlighted as friendly, attentive, and efficient, creating a welcoming atmosphere; the dining room is reported to be clean. There are some downsides noted, including occasional reheated entrees or slower service, and a few comments about menu prices not aligning with charges, especially for delivery. The exterior is described as modest, though improvements have been noted, and the restaurant is regarded as one of the best in Saint Jérôme. Overall, guests leave with positive impressions of the food and the experience, even when experiences vary.View restaurant profile
Resto-Pub de la Montagne feels like a warm, welcoming spot with a cozy pub vibe, occasional live music, a terrace overlooking the countryside, and a rustic interior with fireplaces. The menu centers on pizza and pub fare, with the pizza regularly praised as delicious and several dishes like the pizza sicilienne and the poutine special pub earning strong notes. The atmosphere is described as friendly and festive, with bands on certain evenings and a social, family-friendly feel. Service is generally quick and courteous, though some nights can be understaffed and there is at least one incident where a delivery mistake left a customer disappointed and the response from the owner was not well received. Prices are considered a bit high for the cuisine, but many reviewers feel the quality, variety and entertainment justify the cost. Overall, the venue is viewed as a standout option in the region for good food, lively entertainment, and a stunning terrace, while occasional hiccups during peak times are acknowledged.View restaurant profile
