- Vertical drop
- 2,116 ft
- Skiable terrain
- 763 acres
- Avg snowfall
- 158 in*
- Lifts
- 14*
THE FOOD SCENE
The pedestrian village contains dozens of restaurants. La Forge Bar & Grill offers a lively bistro atmosphere. Microbrasserie La Diable brews on-site and serves their beers with substantial food.
For fine dining, Restaurant Onirii at Hotel Quintessence has earned recognition for its sophisticated tasting menus.
APRÈS-SKI & NIGHTLIFE
The pedestrian village is designed for après, with outdoor patios, heated terraces, and a festive atmosphere. P'tit Caribou is the classic first stop—lively, loud, and oriented toward groups.
La Diable microbrewery offers a more refined après experience. The Scandinave Spa provides a wellness-focused alternative.
DINING PICKS
4 curated spots for eating and drinking at Mont Tremblant
On-Mountain Dining
On-Mountain1 pick
Le Grand Manitou
Summit of Mont Tremblant
Plan for quick service. Use the current menu and mountain-access information when choosing your stop.
A summit quick-service counter with a broad choice of food and views over the Laurentians. It is a place for a mountain meal without a formal dining-room format.
Why We Like It
The summit setting makes a food stop feel like part of the mountain day. Keep the plan flexible around seasonal service and gondola operations.
Earlier guide details
Earlier menu idea: Legacy pick, current menu unconfirmed: duck confit with maple glaze. Choose from the restaurant’s current menu when you visit.
Earlier elevation reference: 2,871 ft.
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Base Area
3 picks
Restaurant La Quintessence
Hotel Quintessence, Lac Tremblant village
Hôtel Quintessence’s restaurant pairs French-influenced cooking and local Laurentian ingredients with views of Lake Tremblant. A main dining room, private salons and Chef’s Table offer several ways to make an evening of it.
Why We Like It
A lake-view dinner suits a special evening, with a terrace option when the weather permits.
Earlier guide details
Earlier menu idea: Quebec foie gras with maple and Espelette pepper. Choose from the restaurant’s current menu when you visit.
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Microbrasserie La Diable
117 chemin de Kandahar, Mont-Tremblant
A warm, casual Mont-Tremblant brewpub serving its own all-natural craft beer alongside restaurant food for friends and families.
Why We Like It
House-brewed beer and a pedestrian-village location make it a convenient après or dinner stop.
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Bistro-Bar La Forge
First floor overlooking Place St-Bernard
The first-floor La Forge bistro serves seasonal food and a broad selection of wine, beer, and spirits, with a terrace overlooking Place St-Bernard.
Why We Like It
The first-floor bistro and its Place St-Bernard terrace put you close to the village’s après activity.
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Plan your meal
Check whether your chosen venue takes reservations or uses a walk-in waitlist. For mountain dining, plan around lift access and service times.