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≈ 0.2 km
La Stazione Café bistro sits near the P'tit Train du Nord path, offering a pleasant terrace in summer and a bike rack out front for cyclists. Reviews describe decent food at reasonable prices, with options such as salmon tartare and four cheese and garlic parmesan pizzas, and a wide range of items. The venue is pet-friendly and conveniently located for cyclists as it sits adjacent to the bike path, making it a good bike stop for lunch and a beer. Service is noted as pleasant and efficient, and the patio is described as lovely and quiet. While the menu is simple and some feel prices are a bit high for that simplicity, the location and overall experience are considered worth it. Overall, it comes across as a reliable stop with quick service, attentive staff, and carefully prepared plates.View restaurant profile
La Stazione Café bistro
Opens Today at 11 amMont-Tremblant
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≈ 0.4 km
Reviews of Pizzeria Du Coin show a mix of experiences: some diners recall it as the region's best pizza and still praise the food and friendly service, especially for takeout, while others report a less favorable dine in experience due to strong odors and cleanliness concerns. The pizza itself gets compliments in different languages, with notes of tasty crusts and good fries, yet several reviews describe the place as not very friendly or not very clean at times. An owner is described as friendly and helpful by some, and overall takeout can be reliable with enjoyable pizza, though the dine in atmosphere and consistency vary.View restaurant profile
Pizzeria Du Coin
Opens Today at 11 amMont-Tremblant
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≈ 1.9 km
Le P'Tit Stop is described as a casual, welcoming spot where burgers, poutine and fries are consistently praised for flavor and quality, with some calling the poutine the best in the area and the fries the standout. The menu offers comforting options such as smoked meat, Italian sauce poutine, and a classic casse croûte vibe, served quickly by friendly, attentive staff. Value is repeatedly noted with fair prices and generous portions, and the many picnic tables and both indoor and outdoor seating make it a convenient stop on a road trip. While most reviews highlight delicious food and good service, a few mentions note ordinary burgers or that certain seasonal pies are no longer available, but the overall impression is a reliable, tasty, and welcoming local favorite.View restaurant profile
Le P'Tit Stop
Opens Today at 11 amMont-Tremblant
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≈ 2.7 km
Délices de Mich earns high praise for delicious pastries, bread and brioche, with friendly staff and a warm, authentic bakery atmosphere. Croissants are buttery and flaky, pain au chocolat is a standout, and breads such as cheese and bacon bread and cinnamon buns are repeatedly mentioned as irresistible, with brioches melting in the mouth. The bread itself is lauded for its quality, crust and flavorful crumb, and the shop offers other tasty items that are ideal for a picnic or a hike. Mentioned prepared dishes such as sauces and tourtière spark curiosity, and the owner is described as friendly and passionate about the craft. The bakery is described as a worthwhile detour on routes toward Mont Tremblant and near Lac Carré and Mont Blanc, with visitors happy to have stopped early in the day and regretting not buying more. Overall, Délices de Mich comes across as a warm, welcoming spot that delivers reliable, delectable products that encourage repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Délices de Mich
Opens Today at 8:30 amMont-Tremblant
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≈ 3.1 km
Across numerous reviews Gourmet Sauvage is described as a local nature based brand offering skincare hair care body care and edible items that feel simple effective and respectful of the forest. Reviewers praise the hair line for curly and frizzy hair with solid shampoos and conditioners and a defining yet light styling option noting softer more manageable curls and a pleasant natural scent. Facial care is highlighted for hydrating creams melilot and eglantier based serums and the sacred oil with many reporting calmer more hydrated skin and a glow. Deodorants and body creams are repeatedly praised for their natural formulas textures and scents tied to pine lilac or forest notes. The edible range including berry syrups jellies and nordic chocolates is described as high quality beautifully presented and locally sourced making them ideal gifts. Packaging shipping speed and attentive customer service earn consistent compliments along with a sense that the company supports local forests and educates about foraging. Overall the sentiment is strongly positive and customers frequently recommend exploring the coffrets seasonal gifts and the full product line as a way to experience an authentic boreal inspired lifestyle.View restaurant profile
Gourmet Sauvage
Opens Today at 10 amMont-Tremblant
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