Bravo Pizzeria is widely praised for thick crust pizzas loaded with cheese and a consistently fresh feel, with many reviewers calling it the best pizza in Trois-Rivières and noting that the pizza stands out compared with others in the area. Service is often described as fast and friendly, and the overall vibe is considered pleasant, though several comments point out that there is no dining room. The menu also features poutine which many say is excellent, while a few guests report issues on a less positive visit, such as poutine arriving cold, fries that are undercooked, and sauce with a vinegar taste. Despite the mixed experiences, there is a strong sense of wanting to return and a general recommendation from most reviewers.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Le Riverin draws overall positive feedback for its friendly staff, quiet corner, good value, and inviting ambiance, with service described as impeccable even when a larger group upstairs caused a longer wait. The menu shines with tasty, well presented dishes; the onion soup gratinee is a highlight and the meats are praised for tenderness, though one review notes a souvlaki skewer that was a bit overcooked and some dishes that were a touch salty for adults. Families appreciate generous portions and reasonable prices, and breakfast is considered a great option, while the place is described as a pleasant family run spot. A language barrier is mentioned in terms of waitstaff who mainly speak French, but the food and overall experience compensate, leading many to say they would return on a future trip.View restaurant profile
Les Réceptions Pépin receives praise for value for money with excellent catering and food that exceeds expectations, and dishes are presented beautifully; the service is described as good and the cold buffet is delicious, with guests overall leaving very positive comments.View restaurant profile
Overall, Boulangerie Des Trois-Rivières is described as a bakery with strong pastry quality and a warm cafe vibe, where croissants, almond croissants and other pastries such as tropezienne and chocolate éclair are frequently praised, and bread is noted as very good; service is repeatedly described as impeccable and friendly, and the spot is regarded as a charming neighborhood gem with delightful decor and good value for money, encouraging frequent recommendations and return visits; a few reviews mention pastries that seemed not as fresh and a few disappointments, suggesting some variability, but the consensus emphasizes a pleasant atmosphere, generous variety, and enjoyable treats that make it a reliable stop for a quick lunch or a leisurely coffee and pastry.View restaurant profile
Bistro Bar Fusée is described as well located, with a summer terrace to enjoy a drink and a good vibe. The atmosphere is lively and friendly, with karaoke and a welcoming, outgoing staff. It is seen as a great place to hang out and chill. A cash only policy is noted as something to be aware of. Overall the reviews portray a sociable spot with a warm vibe and attentive service.View restaurant profile
Restaurant au Vieux Café offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with vintage, homey decor that feels like dining in a neighbor's living room, complete with a retro candy bowl and nostalgic touches. Service is consistently attentive and friendly, with the proprietor and staff described as gracious and eager to chat about the place's history. The menu centers on traditional Quebecois home cooking and comforting diner style dishes at affordable prices, though a few reviews note that some items can be ordinary and that the coffee or hot chocolate may disappoint some tastes. The overall mood is charming and nostalgic, appealing to families and guests who enjoy conversation and a sense of place, with many praising the decor and the feeling that a bygone era lives on in Trois-Rivières. A key highlight for many is the grandma kitchen vibe and the opportunity to see a collection of vintage books and car memorabilia, creating a unique, affectionate vibe. While some experiences are described as middling, with occasional lukewarm dishes or small portions, the consensus is that the charm, warmth, and authenticity of the dining experience make it a neighborhood favorite worth a return visit.View restaurant profile
Reviews highlight Stratos Pizzeria for a warm welcome, friendly and attentive service, and fast, reliable hospitality that makes guests feel taken care of. Many praise the menu items, especially Caesar dressing pizzas and chicken Caesar salads, describing them as magnificent and delicious. The atmosphere is described as clean and family-friendly with a lively, welcoming vibe, though some guests feel the seating could use an update and a few minor maintenance issues appear at times. There are occasional notes of inconsistency in food quality and a few delivery hiccups or hours that close earlier than expected. Overall, Stratos Pizzeria is seen as a tasty, generously portioned option with strong service and good value, making it a popular local pick despite the occasional fluctuations.View restaurant profile
Overall, Au Four à Bois comes across as a warm, wood oven driven spot with generous portions and a broad menu that fans of pizza, seafood and rustic mains tend to enjoy, and where the wood fire aroma and cozy atmosphere set the tone for casual dining. Many reviews praise the ambiance, attentive service, and dishes like veal blanquette, salmon fillet, and calzone, as well as the impressive wood fired pizzas. The atmosphere is described as cozy, lively and welcoming, suitable for brunch, casual dinners and family outings, with some highlights on value for money and consistent flavor. Service is a mix: several visits note attentive, efficient staff and quick timing, while others recount moments of miscommunication, delays or uneven execution during busy periods. Some dishes receive occasional criticism for being under seasoned or portions feeling small for the price, and a few meals are described as overpriced compared to the portion size, yet numerous patrons return for the pizza, the crust, and the overall experience. In short, Au Four à Bois is seen as a solid, dependable choice with flavorful wood fired fare and a convivial setting, though experiences can vary by visit and price considerations.View restaurant profile
Le Sacristain presents a warm, charming dining experience in a repurposed chapel, with crepes that many reviews hail as excellent and generously garnished, along with comforting soups and other dishes. The atmosphere is described as intimate and inviting, with a friendly, attentive staff and surprisingly fast service in parts of the restaurant. Some reviews note inconsistency in crepe texture and occasional service hiccups, such as a forgotten order or imperfect glassware, yet these are generally outweighed by the overall positive impression. The setting, described as a local and authentic Quebecois vibe and a chapel redeveloped for dining, is frequently praised, and private room options for meetings are a plus. Overall, Le Sacristain is recommended for a memorable outing with good portions, a variety of crepes, and a warm, welcoming mood.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews describe Boulangerie Le Panetier as a warm, welcoming bakery where impeccable service meets delicious pastries, breads and viennoiseries. Many mention weekly visits for more than a decade with no disappointment. Croissants, pains, muffins, chocolatines and other treats are praised for freshness and flavor, and the coffee is described as solid. The atmosphere is cozy, friendly and inviting, with a recent decor refresh and a more intimate dining area. Staff are noted as friendly and helpful, with quick smiles at the counter and willingness to accommodate English speakers. Prices are regarded as reasonable for the quality, with a few noting it can be a tad expensive but consistently worth it. The bakery is seen as a standout local gem and a must-visit by many.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Binerie Chik du centre-ville describe a retro, classic diner with a warm, welcoming vibe and generous portions, especially for brunch, and a menu that offers variety at reasonable prices. The decor and atmosphere, including retro music and staff in period outfits, are repeatedly praised and help create an authentic nostalgic experience. Service is often described as friendly and efficient when not too busy, with many noting quick, attentive care and a sense that customers are valued; some visits, however, are marked by slower service and longer waits during peak times leading to mixed experiences. The food is generally regarded as tasty and hearty, with well balanced brunch plates, and several dishes like eggs Benedict and poutines receiving strong praise, though a few reviews mention inconsistencies such as overcooked eggs or items that are not perfectly executed. Overall, Binerie Chik du centre-ville remains a popular choice for a generous, satisfying brunch or breakfast with a distinctive retro ambiance, while acknowledging that experiences can vary with crowds and kitchen execution.View restaurant profile
Lewis Café TR is described as a cosy, relaxing riverside spot with a largely vegan friendly menu and generous portions that attract diners seeking flavorful, well priced vegan and vegetarian options. Reviews note standout dishes and drinks such as savory mushroom plates, vegan Benedict, cinnamon pancakes with pear caramel, and a range of wraps and bowls, along with a solid coffee program and a terrace with river views that enhance the experience. While the ambiance and friendly staff are repeatedly praised, service can be slow and missteps in orders or delays have been reported, sometimes tied to holiday crowds or changes in ownership that some guests feel reduced quality. Some feedback mentions that not everything is strictly vegan anymore, and a few items are described as not meeting expectations in taste or execution, but others still highlight the reliability of certain vegan options and a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Overall, Lewis Café TR emerges as a valued vegan friendly option with a scenic setting and friendly service when operations run smoothly, though consistency and speed of service remain areas for improvement.View restaurant profile
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Normandin is generally viewed as a solid family friendly option with a warm atmosphere, attentive service and a menu that appeals to both adults and kids. Reviewers repeatedly note fast, courteous service, comfortable seating, clean premises and reliable hospitality across visits, with good breakfast options and a variety that suits families. However experiences vary, with some diners experiencing slow or uneven service, longer wait times for meals or deliveries and meals arriving at temperatures that are not ideal. Dishes receive mixed feedback, with some items praised for flavor and value while others are described as disappointing, and problems such as soggy fries or misaligned expectations on certain menu items are mentioned. Overall, Normandin comes across as a dependable family destination with friendly staff and solid food, though individual visits may differ in pace and quality.View restaurant profile
