Restaurants vegetariens near Sainte-Agathe-Des-Monts QC (19 Result(s))

The restaurant distinguishes itself by its environmentally responsible approach both in its cooking and in its décor: sustainable fisheries (Ocean Wise Certification),over 60% of products are local, seasonal, and organic, recovered furnishings, decorated locally, energy savings via air exchanger and LED lightbulbs and active participation in neighbourhood life and sector revitalization.

Les Cavistes offers bistro-style cuisine and an exclusive list of privately imported wines that won the 2014 and 2015 Wine Spectator Award. Food specialties include boudin, tartar, and steak and fries, as well as a weekly menu featuring Quebec produce. A private room can accommodate small groups and events that might require a projector. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming.

In the heart of the Plateau on a quiet street steps from the Laurier Métro station, this bring-your-own-wine restaurant serves up specialties including raclette, fondue, and grilled delights. A large dining room with windows accommodates up to 90 people, while a private room hosts 25. A table d'hôte can be adapted to group needs. The ambiance is welcoming and tasteful, and the establishment has been in business for over 30 years.

Located in the heart of the Plateau Mont-Royal, Chez Victoire serves bistro and refined cuisine, prepared with eco-responsible, local products, in a retro, relaxed, and convivial atmosphere. The venue's mezzanine, which overlooks the main dining room, can be transformed into a private hall for special events, welcoming up to 70 people for cocktail parties and 60 for a seated menu. Music, private bar, and a plasma screen television are also available.

Open since 2008, Plein Sud welcomes guests with the flavours of Southern France. Signature dishes include Corsican sautéed veal and braised lamb shank with rosemary. The atmosphere is casual, typical of the region, a warm décor with accompanying Corsican music and lounge sounds.

In a rustic décor made of wooden accents, restaurant La Fabrique propose a tasty reinvented French cuisine. Slightly elevated, the central kitchen is offered to the view of its guests who enjoy observing the chefs at work and the house's hearty dishes, whose marriage of flavours is often daring.

At the Bistro Les Deux Gamins, you can discover traditional French cuisine, prepared by a young innovative chef with the best ingredients from the market, according to the seasons.

For over 10 years, Carte Blanche has served up bistro-style cuisine prepared with locally-sourced produce, consistently offering unique and quality menu items. The design of the restaurant, which earned its status as a 2006 finalist at Créativité Montréal, makes it popular with couples and groups of friends. A bring-your-own-wine establishment, Carte Blanche offers fine dining options at affordable prices.

The know-how of a pre-eminent chef, the use of local products, and the originality of Québec artisans are the three ingredients that have made Laurie Raphaël famous. For some 30 years, Chef Daniel Vézina has collaborated with regional producers to create a unique panorama of the province's gourmet delights. Even the place settings and décor - contemporary and warm - bear the signatures of Québec designers. The vast wine list and thoughtful service only add to the overall experience, which is continued in the adjoining boutique where homemade products and other exclusive culinary and artistic creations stock the shelves.

Located in the heart of Montréal, Brasserie Le Pois Penché is this city's newest jewel. Whether it's for brunch or a late meal, awaken your palate with its freshly prepared French specialties. Taste a wine from its beautiful wine cellar which boasts an extensive selection of over 150 imported French wines. With its unique décor and warm atmosphere, this classic Parisian brasserie offers a dining experience beyond compare.

La Sauvagine is a charming bistro (with a terrace in summer), serving market fresh cuisine. Located in a 150 years old historical building, the restaurant owes its name to its fresh selection of wild game like caribou, deer or buffalo, which occupies a place of honour on the menu for more than 26 years.

Close to the St. Lawrence River is Le Bourlingueur with its menu of seafood specialties, in particular poached salmon. Fish and seafood lovers, as well as those craving red meat, will find satisfaction in the chef's selection, served in an unpretentious atmosphere.

Situated in the heart of Old Montréal, Hambar is a restaurant/wine bar offering market cuisine. Specialties include homemade pasta, fresh seafood, and quality meats. The wine list is extensive, and a brunch menu contains both classic and new fare. The venue charms with a friendly atmosphere and several shareable dishes, making it great for business and leisure gatherings.

An old school approach to cuisine with a touch of 21st century practices allows EVOO to offer a twist on contemporary French gastronomy. Borrowing from, among others, traditional Irish and southern Mediterranean kitchens, and using ingredients sourced both locally and seasonally, Chefs Sophie Ouellet and Peter Saunders serve up brunch, lunch, and dinner. A three-course group menu is available as are a two- and three-course lunch menu. The wine list is composed of private imports.

Just minutes from Montreal is an oasis of relaxation and charm, called Saint-Lambert. Rich a unique story, which finds some evidence as old home that houses the museum Marsil, this village will envelop you in its greenery and tranquility. It includes many unique and attractive shops, and it is almost impossible to resist the invitation to walk.