Restaurants near Auberge du Centre de Villegiature et de Congres Lanaudiere

We had dinner at the Choux Gras on the opening night of the ski season. There was thus a smaller attendance than one would expect. The restaurant was pleasantly lit and without the least hint of rowdiness. This being a Thursday, there was a pianist who maintained a lovely elegant ambiance for diners. Although it is an upscale restaurant, the staff as well as most guests were dressed casually. The menu was excellent, even if limited in selections. For starters we ordered the lobster, shared amongst the two of us. The main course suggested 3 different beef plates. We each chose the filet mignon, which was modest in size and wonderfully tender as it should be. We also asked for baked potatoes, which were served in slices with the peel intact. All this was covered with a very tasty gravy. It was delicious. For desert, we ordered the "Sugar pie", a French-Canadian delicacy that tempted us both. Unfortunately, It was not Canadian suger pie, but rather a sugary apple pie. It was nevertheless good and we ate it without grumbling. Our waiter was most knowledgeable about the makeup of the menu and helped identify the tasty additions to the plates such as the squash with the lobster. The Choux Gras was the most elegant dining we had during the Mont Tremblant visit. It was of course expensive, but everything else is at Mont Tremblant. We thoroughly enjoyed it.

The manager of the place is amazing it was my friend’s birthday and she offered us 2 rounds of shots for her birthday thank you !! 💕

Great food amazing ambience. Amazing entertainment very friendly staff. Definitely recommend!

Good food, friendly staff, close to Work Will be back

The best place in the area, we received the service in franchise & english. Food is excellent as always, I highly recommend this place. Thank you