Across reviews, C'est la Vie is described as a warm, rustic spot offering a memorable hot stone pierrade experience, with high quality meats and fresh ingredients that many diners praise as excellent for Tremblant dining. The setting and service are frequently cited as friendly, attentive, and welcoming, making it a great choice for families, couples, or celebrations, while the menu variety including seafood, bison, and even exotic meats adds excitement, and the wine list and desserts usually receive compliments. While the hot stone concept is repeatedly highlighted as fun and engaging for all ages, some guests note that the restaurant can be noisy during peak times and that a few dishes are overpriced or inconsistently executed. Overall, C'est la Vie emerges as a beloved, dependable option for a special night out or a hearty, convivial meal, delivering a distinctive experience that keeps guests coming back.
For our wedding anniversary we went here & another restaurant. This was the most expensive of the two & the other restaurant was miles above this one in terms of quality. The onion soup was mediocre, I had a full duck breast & either it was the smallest duck or they didn't give it entirely. (I cook duck on a regular basis) it was also poorly cooked & bland. The wine list was boring & the bottle we were interested in wasn't even available. The service was decent but lacked enthusiasm. I think this restaurant is meant to impress tourists who aren't used to high quality dining experiences. While nothing was actually bad (why im giving 3 stars & not 2 or 1) Nothing was good or great. A very forgettable experience.
We had a wonderful meal at C'est la vie. We started with the goat cheese & honey appetizer, which was served with a green salad & was absolutely delicious. I had a pierrade with rack of lamb, filet mignon & shrimp. It comes with fries & three different sauces, & was delicious. You can cook your meet to taste on the hot stone, & it also keeps it hot throughout your meal. My husband had the Candian plate - elk, bison & venison. He said it was delicious & his only feedback was that it would have been good to know which meat was which. We were too full for dessert, but the selection looked delicious. We would definitely go back.
Malgré un service très chaleureux, la cuisine n'est pas à la hauteur ! Le saumon trop cuit est une erreur de débutant! Les plats sont trop salés aussi.
We got the hot stone dinner & it was such a cool experience, if you are from out of town this is a must try experience!! Great service, great food, awesome atmosphere
Il y a des soirs ou il est préférable de rester chez soi pour se préparer un simple petit repas avec ces amis que d'aller dans ce type de restaurant. La joue de boeuf trop salé le gratin dauphinois hyper salé, on devine que le sel ne doit pas coûter trop cher. Vous commandez un magret de canard en réalité il vous apporte un demi magret déjà découpé pour remplir l'assiette, le comble comme il déjà découpé & qu'il le réchauffe, vous avez un demi magret de canard trop cuit & donc sans ce gout subtil & fondant du canard. Même ma belle mère qui est une très mauvaise cuisinière n'aurait pu faire pire. J'espère avec l'argent que cela nous coûté, le chef prendra quelques cours de base de cuisine.
Cosy, good food, but rather expensive. It was my 3rd time, & was very much looking forward to it. The first 2 times were in 2018 & 2019…which in my memory were better in terms of food, atmosphere, & overall price. Still a nice place to check out in the old village if you like fondue & Pirade (meat on hot stone)
Non seulement le repas était délicieux (nous avons adoré la pierrade & la tarte au sucre maison), mais le service était excellent. Le monsieur qui nous a accueilli & servi ce soir était passionné par son métier & prenait le temps d'expliquer le concept du restaurant à tout les clients en plus de faire attention à chaque détail pour permettre à tout le monde de profiter de leur soirée & repas. Merci beaucoup.
