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Vergers Hillspring - Restaurants in Franklin

Vergers Hillspring

Opens Today at 10 am
(113)
Franklin, Châteauguay
Sugar ShackRegionalComfort FoodDesserts & Sweets

Review Summary

Across reviews, Vergers Hillspring emerges as a family-friendly favorite thanks to a clean, newly renovated setting, a large playground, an animal farm, safe picnic areas, and affordable prices. Visitors praise crisp apples, apple donuts and muffins, fresh juices, and overall tasty desserts, along with a friendly staff and well kept facilities, including clean toilets. The site is described as well designed for families with multiple play zones and a zipline, and many note the scenic drive as part of the appeal. While most comments are positive, a few readers felt the meals did not justify the price, citing a lack of flavor, a buffet that felt crowded with long lines, and a preference for table service over self-serve options. Nevertheless, many say they will return, calling it a memorable, enjoyable, and reasonably priced experience that keeps them coming back each year.View restaurant profile
Verger du Pirate - Restaurants in Franklin

Verger du Pirate

Opens Today at 9 am
(70)
Franklin, Châteauguay
MarketRegionalSandwichesSoups

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Verger du Pirate as a family friendly orchard with a wide variety of apples at reasonable prices, a petting farm, many animals, a large pirate ship play area, tractor rides, and multiple play zones for children. The site also offers a farm stand with homemade treats, donuts, apple pie, and other local products, plus picnic tables and a bistro style option; dogs on leash are welcome in the grounds but not inside the shop. Visitors highlight friendly staff, abundant activities for kids, and the chance to pick apples or pumpkins alongside animal encounters. Some notes mention higher prices, busy crowds on peak days, and occasional variability in kiosk or restaurant openings. There are warnings about insects like hornets in outdoor areas and a suggestion to wear protective clothing; parking is typically straightforward. Taken together, Verger du Pirate emerges as a well loved family day out with opportunities for shopping, eating, and farm experiences after a scenic drive from the Montreal area.View restaurant profile

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