Cabane à Sucre Constantin

Great atmosphere, authentic feel. Activities for kids: horse riding 5 dollars extra pp, tractor, maple syrup factory, little farm 3 dollars extra, bouncy castle. A puppet show and dolls museum on the top floor of the farm. We had a very positive impression. Food was okay. I would say not worth 40 dollars. Probably we paid for the experience.

A perfect place to enjoy Canada’s winter nature with your family is where you can gently touch tall, long tailed, well trained horses that take visitors on a tour through snowy forests. Even better, you get to taste delicious pine syrup a real treat!

A wonderful experience at our first time at Cabane à Sucre Constantin 😇😇 We were there from 11AM-4PM and loved everything about the place : from the easy parking with lots of parking staff to the incredible food and most of all to the great hospitality by each member we met on the way 🙏❤️ Despite there being so many people enjoying the great weather and food it was very efficiently and well-organized by the staff and we are truly grateful to each individual ensuring every customer has the best time ever 😇😇 Of course we loved buying the local products at the very end and cannot wait to come back to this 11/10 venue as it has now become our favorite getaway for a Saturday 🥰🥰

This is a staple when it comes to sugar shacks in Quebec. It’s one of the only (and most popular) places that take walk-ins without reservation. Expect to wait in line for about an hour to get in, but well worth the wait! Food is fantastic, only down side is that they are long tables that fit multiple groups, so you’ll be sharing condiments with strangers.

This was our first time visiting a sugar shack, and unfortunately, it started off on the wrong foot. The hostess, an older lady, was noticeably grumpy—no smiles, no greeting, just a blank stare. We don’t speak much French, but we were friendly and more than willing to figure things out. Her attitude made for an awkward welcome. Thankfully, our waitress completely turned the experience around. She was incredibly kind and took the time to explain everything to us, making the meal much more enjoyable. As for the food, the pickled cucumbers and onions (served as condiments) were quite good, and the coleslaw was decent, but everything else was underwhelming. That said, the desserts were exceptional—both the pouding chômeur and the sugar pie with ice cream were some of the best I’ve ever had. Overall, I’m glad we tried it, but I wouldn’t go back or recommend it. The desserts alone were memorable, but the overall experience just wasn’t great.

Went here with my boyfriend and a couple of friends! Good food! Definitely more of a commercial Cabane à Sucre

This sugar shack has a beautiful decor. It really feels like we’re back in time! Another benefit is that it’s the only place that is open everyday close to Montreal however it can get quite busy. The place has a few activities for a fee which was great after the meal we had, I didn’t find the activities excessively expensive. The lady inside the animal house was very friendly!! They offer different dietary options and we opted for the regular one, overall the food is average but satisfying enough. Service will depend on who you get. We had a nice lady but she was talkative and kept forgetting things. We paid $64 for 2 entries, tips not included. I assume it’s about the same everywhere else but next time I’ll try another place.

It’s a beautiful place giving you a nice countryside vibe, people working here are so kind.