Restaurant Le Gourmet - Baie-Saint-Paul

Pizza is delicious and the service is very friendly. and desserts are decadent. a stop to go after a nice day of skiing. It's a good little Canadian cooking restaurant.

Very bad service, arrogant waitresses and very disappointing food. We went there to dinner.

Being taken for tourists after 5 years of living in st paul bay is cute but being neglected by this fact it is much less. When my daughter asked if there were baguettes to eat what on the map is called "Chinese foods" the waitress told her that no it is small breads (so French accent = eating the baguette ?! ) once the plate arrived the surprise was great since in fact the Chinese noodles to the gourmet are coquillettes or macaroni seasoned with satisfied soy sauce plates my daughter But I think the waitress, friendly, we a little bit put aside because she thought it wiser to take care and discuss with customers, apparently regulars, rather than filling us with the glasses of water that were pretty quickly empty and the top of the delicacy was to say by giving the addition that the service is not understood. It's a shame to make a judgment. I don't want to go.

I don't recommend this restaurant. The worst meal in a long time. On the menu of the day Chinese foods: soup won your insipid, rice too dry, chow mein warmed and too cooked of the day before, the vegetables were all soft and not very beautiful, chicken with frozen pineapples and not warm enough with big cum in the sauce. Real disgusting, many have not eaten their plate.

I had three meals while staying at the hotel. Lunch, a club sandwich, pretty good, with excellent fries. Supper was described on the menu as a pepperoni pizza. It didn't look like anything I'd be served at Rosa's in Queens, but it tasted fine. Breakfast was eggs, bacon, toast, and more excellent potatoes. Staff handled the room well and spoke better English than my French (not much of a challenge). I'd eat here again.