Reviews portray Au Fou du Roi as a place with exceptional quality and local ingredients, where each plate seems carefully prepared and everything is homemade and cooked on site; the staff are warm and attentive and the overall experience is described as relaxed, authentic, and well priced. The kitchen receives praise for pastries, cakes, lattes and an affogato pistache, and the Sunday brunch is highlighted for its generous portions. The owners and the chef are noted for being welcoming and engaged with guests, with memories of regulars on subsequent visits, making many want to return. Across visits, comparisons to other local cafes lean in favor of Au Fou du Roi, described as a charming main street gem with a friendly vibe and strong service.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews portray Eggsquis as a welcoming Magog breakfast spot with friendly service, excellent food, and good value, and many diners return for multiple visits thanks to the pleasant atmosphere, attentive staff, and reliable morning fare. The place is often praised for clean washrooms, good coffee, and a variety of options, including gluten-free bread. Some items are noted as less successful, such as waffles with bacon and apple where the bacon was bland, and an Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon that seemed microwave-defrosted and arrived in a small portion. The experience can vary, with at least one report describing inconsistent service from staff that left the reviewer unlikely to return or recommend. Despite these caveats, the sentiment is generally positive, highlighting great value for money and a friendly service, a busy and adorable vibe, and a dependable breakfast option in Magog.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Pizzeria Orford as a place with delicious pizza and a bright, friendly atmosphere, with frequent praise for fresh ingredients, a homemade tasting sauce, and in particular a gluten free crust that pleases celiac diners; some highlight standout dishes like poutine and an escargot pizza and note a warm, attentive service. However, several comments point to downsides such as long wait times, cold fries, or prices that feel high for the quality, and a few experiences mention brunch offerings that did not meet expectations or food that arrived tepid. A number of guests emphasize that the previous visit felt of higher quality and that the service can be variable, though when the service shines it adds a lot to the meal. Overall, the place tends to deliver tasty pizza and a good vibe, but consistency and value are recurring themes in the mixed feedback.View restaurant profile
Brûlerie Caffuccino in Magog earns praise for a warm, welcoming atmosphere and consistently strong service, with many meals praised as fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned. The terrace is frequently highlighted for a relaxed, inviting vibe, and the coffee program including cappuccinos, chai lattes, and other brews is repeatedly described as excellent. Breakfast and brunch options like eggs Benedict, bagels with smoked salmon, and other classics are noted as delicious, with some guests noting room for fruit or potatoes on the plate and others hoping for hotter coffee in warmer cups. Several reviews commend the kitchen for freshness and variety, including pastas, desserts, and house pastries, with claims of superb cappuccino and a devoted following. A few negative experiences are mentioned regarding service that felt slow or inattentive and miscommunications about beverages for children, but these are in the minority compared to broad satisfaction. Overall, the place is described as a reliable go to for casual meals, coffee, and social gatherings, with many visitors returning regularly and praising the friendly staff and lively yet cozy ambiance. On balance, Brûlerie Caffuccino is seen as a standout option in Magog for dining and drinks, especially for coffee lovers and those seeking a pleasant terrace setting.View restaurant profile
La Shop is described as a solid spot with many options and worth the short drive or a short walk from the center. The location sits a bit outside the main center of Magog, but the food totally makes up for it. Everything tried is delicious, from the classic grilled cheese that is perfectly melty to the special skillet with over easy eggs and crispy potatoes, gooey cheese and runny yolks. A recurring downside is that the menus are entirely in French with no English versions and no translation help offered by staff. The dining room is small and can feel cramped, with cold temperatures reported on arrival and later during the visit. Still the cuisine is high quality, with excellent dishes that include the bakla and the smoked salmon, and the brunch options are described as outstanding. Guests note warm surroundings and friendly service, and some appreciate the late hours for a quality breakfast. Prices are seen as high relative to the basic ingredients like eggs on bread and potatoes and the absence of coffee in some meals. The staff is generally praised and there are board games available for guests, adding a cozy touch. Overall the reviews point to a memorable food driven experience that stands out for its breakfast and lunch options, while language barriers and space constraints temper the overall experience.View restaurant profile
White Horse Café Bistro is described as a cozy, charming place with a warm wood fire and a rustic yet intimate atmosphere, where attentive staff and a welcoming vibe help guests feel at home. The menu covers breakfast, brunch, seafood, and comforting dishes with standout items like salmon, duck rillette, beignets, and a well regarded dessert selection, while the setting features a porch with lake views and a barn-like interior that adds character. Service is frequently praised as friendly and professional, with guests noting helpful recommendations and a personal touch from staff. While the overall experience is highly regarded and many say it is worth a visit and would return, some voices mention high prices for portions that can feel small, occasional slower service or inconsistencies in lunch and breakfast, and a need to check the menu to avoid surprises. Overall the place is seen as a distinctive, welcoming stop with steady quality, atmosphere, and a memorable sense of charm.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Les Moulins La Fayette describe a charming, if intimate, boutique bakery offering courteous staff, French pastries of good quality, fresh breads and a solid breakfast, with positive notes on beverages, atmosphere, and easy access; many praise the wide variety of pastries such as cannelés, apricot delights, raisin Danish and chouquettes, and compare the offerings favorably to Paris. Yet some reviewers find the space too small with limited pastry variety and note occasional items like almond croissants being dry. While some guests call the bakery the best or highly recommend it, concerns include value for money at the given prices, and a serious quality and safety issue raised by one visit reporting an expired product, as well as a lactose intolerance mishap where cheese remained in a sandwich despite assurances. Overall, the sentiment is mixed but leans positive on flavor and service, with caveats about quality control and selection.View restaurant profile
Reviews show L'atelier du Pain as a stylish, bustling boulangerie-epicerie that excels in bread, pastries, cheeses, charcuteries and other fine products, with a market inspired selection and a cafe attached. The croissants and pistachio latte are frequently praised, with the latte gourmand featuring pistachio oil highlighted for aroma and texture, and the croissants often described as among the best. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, and the staff is noted for attentiveness, contributing to an overall positive impression. While the quality is consistently high, some comments point to high prices and occasional variability in value, along with instances of items not being as fresh or local as expected. Nonetheless, L'atelier du Pain is seen as a destination for gourmands, offering a vast assortment including wines and imported goods, making it a memorable stop in Magog and a place to shop or dine in, with many travelers likely to return.View restaurant profile
Koz Bistro Méditerranéen is widely praised for its Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine, with guests highlighting inventive, flavorful dishes served as generous mezzes or shared plates and refined presentation. The ambience is described as intimate and inviting, whether dining in one of the domes with a magical lakeside view or on the terrace overlooking Lake Memphrémagog, creating a memorable setting for romantic dinners, gatherings, or celebrations. The wine list and cocktails are a frequent standout, often paired expertly by a knowledgeable sommelier, and the service is commonly described as warm, attentive, and professional. Some visits note drawbacks when the kitchen is busier, including longer wait times or dishes arriving cold, and a few guests feel pricing is high for the portion sizes, though many consider the value justified by quality and the overall experience. Allergies and dietary needs are generally accommodated, and gluten-free options are available. Overall, it reads as a premier destination in Magog for a special night out or a scenic meal, with the dome experiences and lake views repeatedly cited as highlights.View restaurant profile
Coco Frutti comes across as a solid breakfast spot with generous portions, fresh ingredients, and a friendly, often cheerful staff that many reviewers praised, especially when service was attentive and the atmosphere bright. The place is repeatedly noted for good value, quick breakfast options, and early hours, with several diners saying they would come back for the breakfasts. Experiences are mixed, though, with some items not prepared as ordered, missing syrup or water, and occasional delays that spoil the visit; there are also occasional issues like a broken coffee machine or lapses in hygiene around utensil packaging. Still, many visits are described as excellent for service, food quality, and overall vibe, while others warn that price can feel high for certain plates and that service can be overtaxed during busy times; in sum, Coco Frutti delivers dependable morning fare and a warm welcome, but variability in execution and occasional service gaps are noted.View restaurant profile
All in all, L'eggspresso is seen as a popular Magog breakfast spot with a warm, festive atmosphere and friendly, attentive staff. The food is frequently described as delicious with generous portions and good value, the coffee is refillable, and prices are generally reasonable, though some reviews note rising prices and smaller portions. Service is often praised as excellent and the atmosphere pleasant, with reviewers mentioning smiling, helpful staff and a welcoming vibe. There are mixed notes about timing and pace, including occasional long waits for food and criticism of early Saturday closing that can feel rushed. A few critiques mention bland crepes or other menu items and at least one remark about a cart of dirty dishes in the aisles. The holiday decor is repeatedly highlighted as attractive, and many say it is worth a visit when passing through Magog, with several reviewers saying they would return.View restaurant profile
