Cabane A Sucre Bouvrette

If you’re going to this place, be careful! Guests are treated with utmost kindness here. This is a small area where every corner is made for your relaxation. There are separate pets, a railway with a train and crossing, a corner with swings for children and other surprises. We were most impressed by the fact that you feel surrounded by the culture of Quebec, the French language everywhere and delicious home-made food. Maple syrup on sticks was so yummy, we didn't want to stop))) In the restaurant, we were served by the waitress Sylvie, she was very attentive to us and we felt like part of a big friendly family. Sorry, I wrote a lot of letters, but this place deserves to be praised! Thanks to the whole team who organizes such a weekend! You are incredible guys!

It's a pleasant trip. Food was not great great, but it's good for the price. Atmosphere was warm and relaxed in the dinning hall. Animals were cute and happy living in the mini farm. Train and sleigh with gorgeous horses are both available, which is rare to other cabane a sucre. The "grandpa" driving the sleigh was nice and chatted with my daughters a lot. The waitress, the cake-cutting-guy and the ticket-selling-staffs were nice and warm too. Tire sur la neige was delicious and supplied unlimited. We didn't find a shop though, maybe we missed it. We enjoyed the trip. Thanks Cabane A Sucre Bouvrette.

great venue for events with nice strolls in the forest in the back, a little live farm on site, clean amenities and really friendly staff. close to montreal but still feel secluded

The food was pretty standard fare for a cabane à sucre. There is a little farm with goats, sheep, ducks, chickens, a donkey and an alpaca (really). For an additional $2, you can also ride a little train on a circuit around the woods. The downside of this place is that there's no maple syrup production demo.

Lots of things to do, food is okay, maple syrup is amazing.

Food was ok but not great. I was expecting to have any sort of desert but nothing was served after our meal. We obviously had the maple sirop on ice but no other deserts. Not much to do for kids. When we went, the train was not operating. There was a mini farm and a few arcade games but that was about it. The service was great though, people who worked there were very friendly.

Really fantastic all around. They make sure that every visitor is happy!

Low quality service and food. We had to wait more than an hour after our registration time, to be granted a table. They were a bit rude, you don't feel welcome at this place. It's people doing their jobs and it clearly shows. Food quality is average. Bacon was chewy like a chewing gum, disgusting. I would never go there, guaranteed.

My year revolves around two "holidays": Halloween and the yearly Sugar Shack visit. It's always a bit tricky to explain the attraction of a Sugar Shack to a non-Canadian, but to me nothing's more comforting than dining with loads of strangers in a typical rural decor and busting my calorie limit with maple syrup. Bouvrette is, in my opinion the best place to do so. The setting is pleasantly rural (think log walls, checkered table cloth, an exhibition of old agricultural artifacts and plenty of Canadiens vs Nordiques posters). The place used to be a racing track and some trophies and cool Black&White pictures remains, as well as pics from the time Celine Dion celebrated her birthday at the place. Yep, now that's a place with history! But we all go there to pig out, and Bouvrette has one of the most extensive menus I have seen. You just don't get to choose, they sit you, and they bring it ALL out: pea soup, 5-inches high omelet, oreilles de criss, coleslaw, little cocktail sausages pickled in maple syrup, ham, roasted potatoes, and beans. And then you get to choose between the desserts: crepes or maple pie. Needless to say, you can ask for as many refills as you want! But you probably want some more, in which case you could head out to the cabin where they sell maple syrup on ice (tire in french, pronounced "teer"), the price being included in your diner reservation. Hmmm. If you need a stroll, you could go see all the cute little animals.. Awwww baby goats! and hens, rabbits, chickens, roosters and donkeys. Your whole Easter farm is here! If you have kids, they'll love taking a ride on the little train that surround the property, or maybe in the horse-drawn carriage!

Your typical sugar huge volume shack. Nothing outstanding except for the time we waited before being seated. The utensils and plates were not properly cleaned. Toilets were iffy also. Food and service were ok. It's unfortunate because it's a great place for kids. They have a little farm with a lot of animals, a playground, sleigh ride and a little train.

Quality of food is sub par. We wanted to see the farm animals, which was also a reason we chose this location, but there were not.