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Fourquet Fourchette

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1887 Avenue Bourgogne, Chambly, Québec, J3L 1Y8, Canada
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Apr 3, 2018
Our dinner here was the highlight of our trip. All of the food was superb and reasonably priced for such an elegant setting. We had a large group but were still met with enthusiasm and kindness by the staff. The service was at a relaxed pace, we did wait a while for our food. But this was a big social occasion for our family so we were happy that the meal lasted a long time. Plenty of drinks and incredibly great bread was provided while we waited. Don't expect to get in and out of here quickly. This was a lovely dining experience, just relax and enjoy! We ordered the tasting flight of beers and then chose the ones we liked best. Absolutely incredible. And don't pass up the desserts- they were phenomenal! Oh and another plus for our group that was not fluent in French- English menus were provided!

Apr 28, 2018
The service was very basic at best. The food was not very hot. The onion soup was very salty. At this price I was expecting a lot more.

Mar 29, 2018
Cozy, nice view, suitable music, good service but I don't like the food

Aug 27, 2017
We went there on a sunny summer Sunday morning. We had the buffet brunch. The buffet was average. They were supposed to start at 1000 but they were late and started 30 minutes later. But was was really great is we ate outdoors, near the water. This was really nice. Prices were correct. I recommend this place for a sunny morning brunch. Come early so you can have one of the best spots near the river.

Sep 13, 2017
This is a must for brunch. I was pleased with the variety of items in the buffet. The staff was friendly and made sure we enjoyed our time there. The decor is rustic and situated along the water at one of the parks entrance. This was my first visit and already looking forward to my next one.

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