Ayawan - Brasserie Artisanale is praised for a beautiful riverside setting and a relaxed, zen atmosphere that makes it a favorite stop for outdoor enthusiasts. Beer lovers highlight a stout, an IPA, a passion fruit sour, a pale ale, and a pilsner, with the IPA described as refreshing and the passion fruit sour singled out as among the best. Food is tasty, with small pizzas that pair well with the beer, and the service is friendly and attentive. The site is a former synagogue, adding distinctive charm, and the whole place can be reached by road or by water, even by kayak or paddle board. Outdoor seating by the water and a small dock create a great setting for relaxing after a hike or ride, and dogs are welcome. Parking is limited nearby, but a nearby public space and bridge access help, and the overall experience is considered a must stop in autumn. Overall, Ayawan - Brasserie Artisanale stands out for high quality beer, scenic surroundings, and welcoming staff, making it a popular choice for a relaxing moment after water or land activities.View restaurant profile
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Mazot Suisse is described as a welcoming, convivial spot that delivers hearty Swiss comfort food with fondue at the center of the menu. The fromage fondue, tartiflette and fondue bourguignonne are repeatedly praised, along with a standout onion soup and good raclette, with meat noted as tender. Many comments highlight generous portions and solid, satisfying flavors, sometimes paired with a touch of mountain atmosphere that transports guests as if to a Swiss apres ski setting. The service is consistently described as attentive, professional and friendly, with the proprietor often providing a warm, personal touch. While not the cheapest option, reviewers feel the dishes and the overall experience justify the price, and several declare it a favorite they plan to return to, sometimes weekly, citing reliability and a rare, addicting quality. Overall, Mazot Suisse is seen as a dependable destination for a casual, unpretentious evening with good food, welcoming staff, and a lively, pleasant ambiance.View restaurant profile
At Amadeus Resto Bar, reviews show a mix of highs and lows: check-in staff are praised, breakfast is often excellent, and housekeepers are highlighted as great, while a nighttime receptionist is described as rude and dining room service as uneven. Maintenance and cleanliness concerns appear, including a renovated room with a shower head that fell off, a toothpick on the floor, and questions about cleaning between guests, plus issues like overchlorinated hot tubs and questionable pool and spa water. The dining experience varies from restrictive and disappointing dinners to very good breakfasts and pizzas that are decent; prices are frequently noted as high for the quality presented, with some complaints about value and portions. Several reviews report deterioration in the property, dirty carpets in rooms, missing hand soap, patio doors that barely let light through, and confusing hours that can leave guests surprised by closures. Attitudes and attention from staff are inconsistent, with some servers being friendly while others seem distracted or unresponsive, and some comments that the ambiance and service quality have declined from past visits, even though others still call Amadeus Resto Bar an excellent resto bar on certain occasions.View restaurant profile
Creperie Au Tournesol is described by reviewers as a cozy, authentic creperie with a warm, friendly atmosphere and attentive staff. The onion soup is repeatedly praised as outstanding, and the crepes and salads are delicious with generous portions and thoughtful garnishes. The menu offers plenty of choice and Breton flavors, and many note watching the crepes being made adds to the experience. Reservations are advisable because the place is popular, and calling ahead can help avoid disappointment when items run out. Payment is often cash only or via Interac e transfer, with card payments not accepted in several visits. The ambiance is rustic and homey, sometimes with a chalet-like vibe, and the terrace can be a nice option in good weather. Some reviews mention minor drawbacks such as stock shortages, a lack of an accompanying salad with some dishes, or the interior getting warm during busy times, but overall the sentiment is highly positive and many say they would return when in the area.View restaurant profile
Cal's Pizza is widely praised for delicious pizza with a flavorful sauce and a crust that can be soft and chewy or crisp depending on preference, complemented by generous toppings that many reviewers call the best in the region. The menu also features items like poutine and gyros, and the overall dining experience is described as welcoming and casual with fast, attentive service that often leaves customers satisfied whether dining in or taking out. Some comments note occasional inconsistencies, such as pizzas that are a little overcooked or cheese that is thinner in spots, or a poutine packaging issue, but these appear to be exceptions rather than the norm. Many reviewers repeatedly call it a must visit or favorite pizza spot, and several mention good value for money and friendly staff that contribute to a positive impression. The recurring takeaway is that Cal's Pizza delivers fresh, flavorful meals with a strong sense of consistency and a loyal following, even as individual visits vary.View restaurant profile
