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Cabane à sucre Bertrand is widely praised for a warm welcome, ample parking, and a fresh, extensive buffet that includes maple products in the brunch, making the all you can eat option worthwhile for families and hungry guests. The buffet setup is favored for variety and ease, with a lively ambiance that suits both small and large gatherings, and the staff are described as courteous. The experience is often described as charmingly rustic with activities and even a wagon ride that adds to the family friendly appeal, along with a homemade style feel in the recipes and reasonable prices. Some critiques include that the Saturday price can feel high for a buffet, restrooms are outdated and awkward, animals are kept in small enclosures, and a few dishes taste plain or industrial compared to the strong maple offering. Overall the place is seen as a pleasant discovery with memorable elements, friendly hosts, and substantial value, though not without caveats.View restaurant profile
Cabane à sucre Bertrand
Opens Sunday at 9 amMirabel
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≈ 3 km
La P'tite Cabane d'la Côte draws praise for a warm, traditional sugar shack atmosphere, live folk music that creates a lively and family friendly vibe, and a setting with a central bar that makes it easy to enjoy a beer while dining; reviewers note friendly, attentive service and a memorable ambiance, with some enjoying quick service and others finding staff stretched thin on busy days; the menu is described as having comforting staples like tourtière, soup, potatoes, beans and desserts, though several comments call certain dishes disappointing when served cold or with odd textures, such as ham that tasted smoked too strongly or an omelette with unfamiliar creaminess; tension around timing and menu availability is reported, including slow starts and requests about sharing leftovers, and some hygiene concerns are raised regarding preparation and snow being swept toward serving areas; overall the experience is seen as authentic and worth recommending for the ambiance and musicians, with families and dogs noted as positives, though some reviews warn that food quality and service can vary.View restaurant profile
La P'tite Cabane d'la Côte
Open until 9 pmMirabel
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≈ 3 km
Table Champêtre Les Rondins offers a warm, rustic setting with festive decor and a family-friendly vibe. Reviewers highlight friendly, attentive staff and accommodation from the owners who guide guests through the reservation process, with speedy service even when the server is working solo. A small critique mentions wine not being very good, but the overall evening remains enjoyable. Food is praised for quality and variety, with all-you-can-eat options and standout items like an airy omelette soufflée, ham, and maple treats. On-site sled dogs add a magical touch that enhances the experience, while the rustic ambiance, warm music, and maple syrup offerings contribute to the charm. Taken together, guests describe Table Champêtre Les Rondins as a charming, value-friendly choice for family and friends seeking a memorable outing.View restaurant profile
Table Champêtre Les Rondins
In a cozy and intimate atmosphere, come and celebrate an event that is dear to you in the company of your family and friends.
Mirabel
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≈ 3 km
Visitors describe Uncle Broue as a bucolic, welcoming spot with rustic charm and a varied beer selection, where the food is comforting and often well received. Many praise the Stout as especially good, the Rousse as excellent, and the Radler and Clementine Sour as refreshing finishes. Service is inconsistent, ranging from attentive and friendly to subpar, with some reports of an overwhelmed server and delays. The facilities draw mixed feedback, with bathrooms described as awful and upkeep sometimes lacking, even as the setting and terrace are repeatedly mentioned as appealing. Occasionally the online menu does not match what can be ordered, and several dishes are unavailable, which can be disappointing. On the plus side, the bucolic setting and pleasant ambience encourage a return for the beer and the food, and the place shows potential to shine with a bit more TLC. All in all, Uncle Broue is worth a visit for beer and food and the chance of a memorable experience when service and maintenance align with the quality of the offerings.View restaurant profile
Uncle Broue
Craft beers brewed directly on site as well as a bistro with a menu featuring local foods.
Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm
Mirabel
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≈ 3 km
Au pied de l'Erable is repeatedly described as a warm, family-run sugar shack that stays true to tradition, offering an all-you-can-eat menu that is flavorful, generous, and faithful to the classics of sugar season. The atmosphere is cozy and authentic, with friendly, attentive service and occasional live music that keeps the mood gentle rather than loud. Guests enjoy an on-site maple products shop and a small outdoor farm area that kids love, all in a setting that feels non-industrial and welcoming. Standout dishes include a fluffy omelette and maple mousse, with desserts and traditional staples like ham and pea soup received with appreciation, and many note the care and passion in the preparation. Practical tips include checking tractor tour availability in advance and the option to bring your own wine. Overall, the reviews describe a beloved, family-run experience where the food, service, and warm ambiance create a memorable visit that many plan to repeat.View restaurant profile
Au pied de l'Erable
Open until 9:30 pmMirabel
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