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Updated on Sept 25, 2024
There are restaurants that offer something extra, whether it’s a particularly welcoming atmosphere, an incredible view or specially attentive service. Here is a selection of restaurants in the Townships, part of those where you’re sure to have a great time.
By Marie-Claude Masse
Located in a former textile factory in Magog, the Fondissimo restaurant welcomes you inside a 19th century industrial architecture where their delicious products are served with attentive care. You’ll be enchanted by the decor and the choice of meats that will make up your plate. From the more classic tables d’hôte to discovering new dishes (including kangaroo, elk or boar), you’re sure to find something to your liking. Combine this with the pleasure of bringing your own wine and you’ll enjoy several hours of delicious tastings in a cozy setting brimming with history. Pure bliss!
276 Rue Principale Est, Magog. 819-843-8999 — reservations required
To savour a delicious meal that brilliantly combines local ingredients with fine cuisine in a warm and welcoming atmosphere, head to the restaurant Les Mal-aimés. A mouth-watering menu concocted by the chefs of l'Empreinte cuisine soignée and Le Cuisinier déchaîné will be sure to delight you! Prepared with the fruits and vegetables grown by the Jardinier déchaîné, the dishes on your menu change with the seasons. If you're looking to be amazed, hurry on over to Les Mal-aimés!
429, Route 253, Cookshire-Eaton, 873 825-7125 — reservations required
To taste local flavours inside a breathtaking architectural environment, this is what the Ferme Au pied levé in Magog offers you. The evening menu includes ingredients that come mostly from the farm itself, and promises an unforgettable experience. Set side by side, you’ll discover, among others, guinea fowl meat pie, beet salad with duck, mustard veal shank… And there’s even more good news because you can bring your own wine!
1107, Fitch-Bay Rd., Magog, 819 843-6143—reservations are required
Spending an evening in both a restaurant AND a cultural performance hall is what you’ll discover when you stop at Beat & Betterave in Frelighsburg. This friendly restaurant which also brews tasty beers proposes a savoury local cuisine (in fact, extremely local since the owners pick their vegetables in their garden!), also serves as a performance venue, and not just any performances. This autumn, among others, you’ll enjoy seeingFanny Bloom, Joe Grass, Beyries and Karkwa.
41 Main St., Frelighsburg, 579 440-8600
You wish to go out for supper with your family, but you can’t find a friendly restaurant where your children are kindly received? L'Attelier Archibald, in Granby, keeps its promises and will welcome your family with their unique and delicious children’s menu. So long! sad fries and frozen chicken nuggets and say hello to steak, salmon, and burgers!
150 Saint-Jacques St., Granby, 450 991-3336.
You’re not afraid of surprises and immersive experiences? Well, then, head out on Friday and Saturday evenings to the Manoir aux Mystères, in Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, for a dinner show where colourful and funny characters are at your service all evening long. Imagine the Addams Family recycled as waiters, and voilà! This is what you can expect here! delicious fondue served in a strange decor as a bonus!
30, la Grand-Rue, Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, 819 868-6647 — Reservations are required
Are you sad to see that summer is ending? Stop by Guacamole y tequila in Sherbrooke, a super restaurant where the food and the decor will transport you out of this world and submerge you back into the summer warmth! Here, you’ll discover a typical and savoury fare served by an attentive team. With festive cocktails and a totally Mexican ambiance, the restaurant’s latino nights welcome you every fourth Friday of the month starting at 10:00 p.m.!
2340, King Ouest, Sherbrooke, 819 823-8181—reservation are recommended
We strongly recommend you try the Bistro Kapzak evening menu “A Polish Gastronomical Experience” in Granby. You can trust chef Jason Kacprzak who will concoct a breathtaking 8-course, Polish-inspired menu for you. The smiling and courteous staff will describe the delicious dishes you’ll remember for a long time.
108, Principale, Granby, 579 365-3008
You’ll eat very well at the Pilsen of North Hatley, and the views overlooking the river and grandiose lake Massawippi will truly enhance to your experience. The decor of this historical building, the small town, easygoing ambiance, and the many gourmet options on the menu (marlin steak, blood sausage, flank beef steak, mussels…) will transform your evening into a memorable moment as you forget that summer has ended!
55 Main Street, North Hatley, 819 842-2971
Would you like to spend your cocktail hour in a relaxed environment, inside a friendly ambiance and surrounded by a natural setting? Well, head out to Mount Orford and the Burger Pub! Soups, ribs, guédilles, nachos, fries, and, of course, decadent burgers are waiting for you here, along with a long list of beers and wines, gins, vodkas and Scotch. Are you more of a coffee person? Here, you’ll find quite a selection, with or without alcohol.
4940, Chemin du Parc, Orford, 819 847-4936
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