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Restaurant Le Hatley | Relais & Châteaux

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Restaurant Le Hatley | Relais & Châteaux Magog Restaurant: Menu, Reviews & Reserve (2026)
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Indulge in refined, terroir-driven cuisine with a focus on seasonal specialties and elegant simplicity. Le Hatley celebrates the bounty of Quebec with menus that take gourmands on a journey of the senses.

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Reviews for Restaurant Le Hatley | Relais & Châteaux

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Service
on Google4.6 (100+)
*as of 2026-05-15
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Review Summary

Le Hatley is described as a refined dining experience focused on local ingredients, with the tasting menu frequently delivering standout moments. Dishes that earn praise include a tourte au sanglier, a duck egg and caviar course, a scallop with walnut and seaweed, and a light potato cloud accompaniment, while some items are seen as ordinary or small in portion. The wine list on the iPad gets mixed reactions, with prices felt to be high by some guests. Service is generally noted as thoughtful and professional, with warm hospitality and occasional exceptions such as one impolite server or variable brunch service. Overall, the experience is regarded as among the best meals on a Quebec trip, occasionally described as worth a Michelin consideration, and the setting and special touches for anniversaries further enhance the impression.
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Menu dégustation. Le chef tire le meilleur, parti, possible des produits locaux.
Excellent petites entrées. L'oeuf ou caviar est très bon aussi. La pétoncle est en revanche tout à fait banale, trop molle, & sans saveur. Excellente soupe de courge au fromage. Plat de crevettes, & artichauts, bien fait , sans grand relief.
Tranches de magret de canard, à la fois bien rosé & avec la peau croustillante.
Le meilleur plat est une belle tourte au sanglier. Faite dans les règles de l'art. Délicieux dessert aux bleuets. Le tout est très gourmand.
Carte des vins sur iPad. Je ne suis pas fan. Assez beau choix de vin plutôt cher. Nous prenons un bon pinot noir de Bénédicte & Stéphane Tissot, en Barberon, 2022. L'un de nos meilleurs repas lors de ce voyage au Québec. Mériterait une étoile au Michelin.

Mar 29, 2026
on Google
5.0

Probably closer to classic French than overtly creative, but avoided being the'boring hotel restaurant' trap (Manoir Hovey has 2 Michelin keys after all). Dinner wasn't the absolute peak of the MH experience, but it had a good mix of classics (venison & foie gras, Duck & squash purée) & interesting twists. Two dishes I really liked: Duck Egg Caviar & Walnut Scallop.

Duck Egg & Caviar - On surface, a textbook way to handle egg & caviar. The duck egg was whisked directly inside the shell, then layered with lobster, sparkling wine, & caviar. It reminded me of the'Eggs on Eggs on Eggs' at The Modern, but the texture here was significantly lighter & silkier. One of those rare dishes where the caviar feels fully integrated rather than decorative. Also props to the line cooks who probably have to whisk these things at full throttle all evening.

Scallop - Expected a standard mashed-potato base, but it turned out to be closer to a potato cloud. Super airy, almost foamy, yet still grounded by starch. That lightness paired beautifully with the scallops, while the walnut & seaweed mixture on top added a subtle nuttiness & marine finish.

Feb 18, 2026
on Google