The King’s Road is full of gourmet destinations! With so many tempting choices, it’s not always easy to choose. So we’ve rounded up a list of 8 stops that we think are a must for any foodie who travels the route.
1. Gastronomic Stop at Bistro Le Coup Monté
Located in Repentigny, the Bistro Le Coup Monté restaurant is an essential stop. Since 2014, this restaurant has been serving delicious gourmet cuisine. An added bonus: you can bring your own wine. The menu features risotto, tartare, duck breast, fish of the day and more, with dishes that change with the seasons.
2. Gourmet Break at Casse-Croûte L’Iris du Fleuve
In Saint-Sulpice, the L’Iris du Fleuve restaurant takes the traditional snack experience to the next level. Their specialty? A generous shrimp roll served with spicy mayonnaise. Enjoy it at one of their emblematic purple picnic tables or on the terrace, with a stunning view of the river.
3. Tasty Detour at Délices d’Antan Artisan Bakery
In Berthierville, the irresistible scent of warm donuts will lead you straight to the Délices d’Antan bakery. This is the birthplace of the famous potato doughnuts, made with local Lanaudière potatoes. Make the most of your stop by trying all the varieties: plain, maple syrup-soaked, honey-glazed, powdered sugar-coated and cinnamon-rolled.
4. Local Flavours at the Café La Bezotte Restaurant
Located in the heart of Yamachiche, the Café La Bezotte restaurant is a true haven for local flavours. The focus here is on products sourced from regional suppliers, offering an authentic experience, both on the plate and in the ambiance. In summer, the terrace becomes a charming, festive space.
5. Gourmet Retreat at the Auberge du Lac Saint-Pierre Restaurant
For a memorable culinary experience, at the Auberge du Lac Saint-Pierre restaurant is a sure bet. Known for its high-quality cuisine, the establishment offers creative dishes featuring local produce. With over 30 years of experience, chef Alain Pénot was voted Chef of the Year 2010 by the Société des chefs cuisiniers et pâtissiers du Québec. A true gastronomic relay!
6. Epicurean Stop at Le Buck Pub Gastronomique
Enjoy a gourmet dining experience in a laid-back setting – that’s exactly what Le Buck Pub Gastronomique restaurant offers. This pub, housed in a building dating back to 1757, serves fine Quebec cuisine. With its large fireplaces, old stone walls and spacious back terrace, this is an address that will win everyone’s heart!
7. A Culinary Rendezvous at Myranel Restaurant
Although it’s still relatively new, Myranel Restaurant is not to be underestimated. In fact, it is a true hidden gem! Run by a restaurateur couple, everything here is done as a duo, from the kitchen to the service. The menu is both refined and simple, featuring a multi-course discovery menu that’s sure to delight every palate.
8. Sweet Indulgence at Julie Vachon Chocolats Factory
Chocolate! The moment you hear the word, it’s impossible to resist. As soon as you enter Julie Vachon’s chocolate factory, you’ll feel like you’re walking into a jewelry store. The acclaimed pastry chef masters the art of chocolate in all its forms: chocolate bars, ganaches, pralines and spreads. You’ll want to try everything!
The King’s Road is truly a route of gourmet pleasures! From fine dining restaurants and cozy pubs to irresistible chocolate shops, there are plenty of delicious options for everyone – even the pickiest eaters!
Enhance your culinary adventure by exploring our 10 Must-Visit Agritourism Stops Along the King’s Road.
Ready to embark on a quest for new flavours? Create your own gourmet circuit or consult our itinerary recommendations to prepare your next getaway on the Chemin du Roy!