Shawbridge offers a warm, festive ambiance with friendly, attentive staff and a strong craft beer program that draws visitors back night after night. The menu features diverse options from charcuterie and burgers to pizzas and hearty plates, with many reviewers noting generous portions and the use of local ingredients. The setting includes a roomy terrace, easy parking, and a central location along the Petit Train du Nord that makes it a convenient stop for hikers, families, and groups of friends alike. Guests repeatedly compliment the quality of the food and the variety of beers, with several memorable evenings centered around celebrations or casual dinners where the bites arrive well presented and hot. While there are mentions of busy periods and occasional slower service, the overall impression is a welcoming, lively microbrewery that captures the energy and authenticity of the Laurentides and invites guests to linger and return.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe L'Odika as a reliable partner for holiday dinners, with ready-to-reheat options that are delicious, convenient, and consistently successful. A wide variety of vegan options is especially appreciated. Feedback about lasagna notes a thinner amount of filling than expected, suggesting room for more generous layering. Ready-to-heat dishes for home are well liked. Several orders from L'Odika in Drummondville have consistently satisfied customers. The catering service is professional, with well-prepared and flavorful dishes. In addition to catering, the shop offers fresh, local products and quality ingredients for home meals. The location in Drummondville is convenient. There may be fewer options for dietary needs such as vegetarian or gluten-free, but overall the experience remains positive. L'Odika is valued for both catering and the ready-made foods available in store.View restaurant profile
Marché Hung Phat is widely praised for its banh mi, with many reviewers calling it the best in Montreal and noting a crusty baguette, fresh fillings, house made mayo, and pickled carrots and daikon that stay crunchy. The spot operates as a casual Vietnamese grocery that also serves quick lunches, offering a range of fillings such as grilled chicken, beef, pork, meatball, and tofu skin, plus soups and desserts, all at affordable prices and with an option to add extra meat for a better value. Service is often described as fast and efficient, though a few reviews mention inconsistent portions or a staff member who skims on toppings, and some regret that fillings have grown thinner in recent years and would welcome more generous meat portions or better consistency. Overall the restaurant is seen as a standout choice for banh mi in the city, loved for its flavor, bread texture, and the overall value it delivers to regulars and visitors alike.View restaurant profile
Overall, Bistrot Montréal-Trudeau is seen as a fairly priced airport dining option with decent food and generally friendly service, though the open, busy setup can feel hectic and limit choices. Counter service at the airport stall is fast, but seating is limited and fills quickly. Dishes such as spaghetti puttanesca are praised, while some bakery items are criticized for texture or value and the croissant or cinnamon bun can be disappointing. Coffee is good but non dairy milk options are lacking. Staff are described as friendly and attentive, with some noting exceptional care from a bartender, though experiences can vary. Travellers with kids may struggle to find universally appealing options, though attempts are made to accommodate. Montreal style bagels and smoked meats are highlighted as a feature, with bagels described as less dense and mildly sweet when toasted; the overall impression is mixed but positive for value and certain items, tempered by expensive pastries and variability in service and airport logistics.View restaurant profile
Gigi's Déli et Pizza earns praise for pizzas with fluffy yet crispy dough, generous toppings and creative flavor combinations, and for friendly, welcoming staff in a small, attractive restaurant setting. Several reviews mention reliable takeout and repeat orders for a shop, suggesting consistency in service and quality. At the same time, some items receive mixed notes, with the steak sandwich described as just okay, the Caesar salad labeled small for the price and lacking bread or Parmesan, and the chicken described as tough. Overall, the reviews describe fresh ingredients and strong pizza options, with many calling it a standout find and among the best pizza spots in town.View restaurant profile
