A Mano serves a curated selection of Italian culinary traditions focused on the preparation of handmade pastas and authentic hearth-baked pizzas. The menu features classic techniques where elasticity and texture define every strand of noodle, while the thin-crust pies prioritize high-quality flour and regional toppings for a balanced flavor profile. Diners encounter a space defined by the scent of woodsmoke and the visible craft of dough manipulation at the preparation station. Sauce profiles rely on concentrated tomato bases and fresh herbs that provide depth without unnecessary complexity. This establishment prioritizes consistent results through rigid adherence to traditional recipes that emphasize the integrity of raw ingredients. The environment functions as a functional tribute to Mediterranean kitchen culture where utility and taste intersect for a streamlined approach to regional Italian staples.
A Mano is widely celebrated as a standout dining destination in Mont Tremblant, frequently praised for its authentic, high-quality Italian cuisine and vibrant atmosphere. Guests consistently highlight the wood-fired pizzas, which feature light, fresh dough and flavorful toppings, as well as the variety of homemade pasta dishes. While the majority of visitors report exceptional, attentive service from professional staff members, a small number of diners noted inconsistencies in meal temperature, portion sizes, or communication. Despite varying opinions on pricing and volume levels, the restaurant remains a favorite for many returning patrons who value the passionate service, cozy terrace, and overall culinary experience.
We have been to most of Tremblant village restaurants, A Mano is definitely a place to consider the food was great, drinks perfect & service was outstanding the Patio is a bit off the busy centre which we preferred this time around!
Came here for a drink & apps- such a great experience all around. Drinks were great, calamari was delicious, service was lovely. We didn't eat full meal but the pizzas coming by our table looked DELICIOUS. Will definitely be back!
We have eaten here the once on vacation the last 2 years as our'fancy diner'. We went back for year 3 & our table was crammed in between 2 large parties where every time the server went to those tables they were leaning on my chair particularly.. Our server took our drink orders & instantly asked for dinner orders & that was about the interaction we had with them.. no checking on our food, asking about toppings, desserts or topping of our bottle of wine we bought. I had to walk up front & ask the hostess to cash out or ask our server to cash us out. Upon the server finally bring the bill, I tried to enter a custom tip (10%) & they promptly pressed the X button & told me no less than 15% was accepted (quebec bill 72). 15% for what exactly? Pretty upset, we trusted this as our fancy dinner again this year for our vacation, will try the other numerous options in town. Seems like it has prioritized quick in & out, over an experience. Bummer. Prices for 2: $175~ (plus tip) CAD for a bottle of wine, meat balls & dinner.
Mar 3, 2026
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The rating is VERY misleading! This is truly the best, authentic Italian food. Hands down THEE best pizza in Mont Tremblant!
Fresh pizza dough, pure ingredients, wood fired oven. Simply fantastic. The pasta was incredible, perfectly prepared & so very flavorful. The drinks were great & the desserts were crazy yummy!
We visited this amazing restaurant in the weekend & it was great. The moment we arrived, the service was amazing & so was their food. We had couple of non alcoholic drinks & their Neapolitan style pizza & everything was delicious. Their pizza margarita is to die for, definitely coming back here whenever we visit Mont Tremblant again.
We stayed at Mont Tremblant for 3 days of skiing, & came to Amano for dinner 2/3 days because it was so damn good. The first night we walked in right at dinner time with a party of 6, & they were able too accommodate us almost right away. The server was so helpful & welcoming, our drinks were absolutely delicious, & the food came out very quickly. Not only that, but it was all delicious. The calamari was delicious, the pizzas were to die for. Don't waste your time & money on any other restaurant in the village! If you love good food & you love yourself, treat yourself to a dinner at Amano.
The restaurant looks great, we sat outside & had an amazing view under the sun. However, I was served with a glass of water with a piece of broken glass inside. I could easily sallow it & my throat will be cut. That's a safety hazard! Luckily I chewed it & realized it's not an ice cube but it's real glass. So I didn't end up sallow it. When I tried to figure out where it's coming from, I noticed the cup I was using has damaged from the top, so if I took a sip from the damaged part my lips might be cut as well. I notified my server & he brought his manger to apologize to me. Appreciate the gesture & they offered to take one item off for free out of the four items we ordered. Just a reminder for everyone, be careful while you're drinking water here. As for the food, it's a bit expensive for the quality & the quantity in my opinion.
During our recent visit to A Mano, we had a good dining experience, though the prices felt a bit high for the quality. We ordered the papardeli with Gorgonzola sauce & filet mignon, which was somewhat underwhelming. The Gorgonzola cheese in the sauce was almost non-existent, & the filet mignon was just a few slices, making the $42 price tag feel steep for the portion & quality. The dish lacked the indulgence expected at that price point. For an appetizer, we tried the Polpette di Vitello, which came with six pieces for $27. The quality was good, but again, the cost seemed high. On a brighter note, the lasagna we ordered was delicious & made up for some of the previous disappointment. The restaurant's location is fantastic, offering a great view that adds to the overall atmosphere. The service was also very good, though the food arrived slightly quicker than expected, making our time at the restaurant feel a bit rushed. One small downside was the soft drinks, which were not refillable & priced at $3.50 for a small cup. Overall, A Mano offers a decent experience, especially considering its prime location in a popular tourist area, but the high prices might not justify the quality for some diners.
The food was delicious! This was the only place where we found good vegetarian options in the village. Our server was very friendly & offered suggestions in selecting the drinks & food. Their pasta was incredibly delicious. The prices are a little on the higher side.
