Le P’tit Caribou has held the “Best Mont-Tremblant Bar” title for years! Considered by many critics and magazines to be one of THE best bars internationally, it was voted best après-ski bar in North America 10 years in a row by Ski Canada Magazine and ranked fourth best ski bar in the world by Forbes.
Overall, Le P'tit Caribou is described as a lively apres ski hotspot with a big party vibe that draws crowds and can get very crowded and loud, which many find perfect for dancing and socializing but not ideal for a quiet dinner; the atmosphere is often praised as energetic and scenic, with a terrace and lake views adding to the charm, and the music and DJ sets are consistently highlighted as strong points. Food and drinks are generally solid, with frequent praise for poutine, burgers, nachos, wings and other bar fare, plus well made cocktails and a house vibe, though a few reviews call prices high and note occasional inconsistencies or slow service during peak times. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly, attentive and accommodating, helping guests navigate crowds and reservations, though some guests encounter delays or long waits when busy. Overall this spot is a go-to for apres ski and nightlife in the area, delivering a memorable, high energy experience and reliable hospitality, while those seeking a quiet meal or a calmer scene may want to plan around peak hours.
THIS PLACE IS GREAT BUT FOR THE LOVE OF GOD TURN DOWN THE MUSIC. OR (old people that own this place) instead of turning down the music SELL EARPLUGS. We would love to be on the dancefloor but it's objectively too loud.
Feb 7, 2026
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If you enjoy loud music, low light environment, & you like to dance, this will be a great place. Hearing protection is a must if you want to protect your hearing. The noise level is over 100dB & your hearing will be compromised
What a little gem. When I emailed for reservations, the guy was quick to respond & accommodative during the busiest week of the year. The bartender upstairs was helpful to get us seated. The bartender downstairs was great, served us very well. Food was mostly good, it's bar food. Nachos were great! Prices were reasonable & music was great.
Sarah was amazing on a chill Sunday Funday - fish & chips were ON POINT, burger was a mm standout! She made drinks customized for you, any whiskey or gin or beer you like. Plus strong music selection & even met the owner!! Not a joke here people, Le Caribou is the spot. You'll be happy you went. Late night you can explore all their levels too, so do it!! Thank you Caribou see you next time 💕👌🏼🥳
This place was a vibe. Variety of music playing with the sunset & the trees. Very scenic & relaxing. The fish tacos were nice, a little spicy & the pickling a bit too tangy for me. The wings were good as well with blue cheese & they put the spice on the side. The amaretto sours were absolutely delicious. Shame they are so tiny so had two! Service is excellent, very friendly & accomodating staff. They speak English & checked you were happy throughout. Went during the evening & their were kids also eating there so, family friendly. Everyone was enjoying themselves. Would visit again for the party vibes!
Aug 1, 2025
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Wagyu, Vibes, & Soda Shock: A Memorable Après-Ski Experience!
Popped in for a quick bite & some après-ski vibes. We devoured wagyu burgers & fries that were so tasty, they made us rethink every other burger we've ever had. The appetizer we ordered (nachos le local) never came before our burgers so we never tried it. The music? Eclectic but fire. The service? As friendly as a golden retriever on a sunny day. Now, I get that in Canada they don't do refills like in the U.S., but we each managed to get one (because let's be real, salty fries demand soda). Spent nearly $50 CAD on drinks without a drop of alcohol - yeah, a little steep for just soda, but hey, the vibe made it worth it! Other than that, solid experience!
This could be a great apres ski bar, great space, lots of bars, but the service was slow (at best) & the music is WAY TOO LOUD! Impossible to have any kind of a conversation.
THIS is the spot for after a long day on the slopes. Great music & energy, & surprisingly delicious food. The Titos Chicken Sandwich was great. You must go here for ski culture if you are in the area
Jan 22, 2025
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