Merci la vie welcomes guests with a warm, rustic ambiance and an outstanding bakery where breads and pastries shine. The kitchen delivers delicious, well presented dishes for brunch and meals, with a focus on fresh, high quality ingredients and thoughtful flavor pairings. The staff are consistently friendly and attentive, and the overall atmosphere feels inviting whether dining in or taking goods to go. Some reviews mention noise in a busy space, limited seating, and longer waits during peak times, along with higher prices, but the strong craft behind the bread, pastries, and seasonal dishes remains a common highlight.View restaurant profile
Radis Noir - Pub Nordique & Café is a charming Laurentians spot praised for tasty, hearty food, striking presentation, and a terrace that feels surrounded by nature with a relaxed yet festive atmosphere. The menu delivers hits like Wagyu burgers and ceviche and strong drinks with lively shows and Friday comedy, though some diners find prices high for portions that can feel small and a few dishes arrive in takeout style bowls with disposable utensils. Service on the terrace is described as lacking table service, and a per person charge for a solo singer on stage surprised some guests and should be disclosed in advance. Overall the ambiance, menu variety, and energy win praise and many say they would return, recognizing Radis Noir - Pub Nordique & Café as a memorable, if sometimes pricey, find in the Laurentians.View restaurant profile
Vert Vert Café Bistro receives mixed feedback with praise for tasty dishes and generous portions, especially the Caesar salad and sandwiches, and many say the food is good every time. Service is described as professional and efficient when staff are available, but understaffing leaves a single overwhelmed employee and occasional lapses in cleanliness, such as hair in a smoothie and a floor that seems never washed. A latte is sometimes too hot, causing a burn on the tongue. An update notes a sense of laxness returning, though several customers still enjoy visiting and plan to return for smoothies, calling the place a lovely discovery and an excellent option for a dinner.View restaurant profile
Overall, Obodum is described as a warm, inviting place with a recently renovated modern rustic decor and a friendly, attentive staff. The breakfast and lunch options are praised for variety, generous portions, and the use of quality ingredients, with many finding the dishes delicious and satisfying. Service is frequently highlighted as quick and courteous, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere, and family friendly touches like crayons and coloring paper are noted as a nice extra. A few remarks mention slower service during busy periods and some questions about pricing or inclusion on certain items, but these are outweighed by positive experiences. The general impression is that Obodum stands out as a top choice for a good, reasonably priced meal in the area, with many visitors planning a return.View restaurant profile
Olodge - Café Plein Air is described as a welcoming spot with a diverse menu of drinks and bites, from a standout hot chocolate and a refreshing espresso tonic to popular matcha and even wine, with pastries like a fresh cinnamon roll and a cinnamon brioche noted for quality. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, featuring a second floor seating area and outdoor sunlit tables, plus a small outdoor gear boutique vibe that fits the plein air theme. The seasonal menu keeps offerings fresh and flavorful, and some reviewers single out the chai latte as a standout. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and efficient, making it a reliable place to study, relax, or shop while waiting for an order. While prices are mentioned as a potential drawback for some, the overall experience is praised as high quality, turning Olodge - Café Plein Air into a beloved gem in the Laurentians for locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile
