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Cabane à sucre Lalande

Cabane à sucre Lalande

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3.9 Google Review
862 Montée Laurin, Saint-Eustache, Québec, J7R 0J2, Canada
(450) 473-3357 www.lalande.ca
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Mar 14, 2018
One of the nicest sugar shack on the North shore of Montreal. They have an crowd animator / manager to make you comfortable and not be lost in what could be considered a large location. When we visited, the Paw Patrol characters were there to the kids enjoyment. Food was good and not too expensive. Loved my brunch!

Apr 21, 2018
We had a big group of 48 people here on Sunday morning. The halls are huge and the staff are super friendly. The food itself was ok, some highlights were the potatoes and the meatballs. Jean-François Thibaud did a great job entertaining all guests with music from young and old. Not bad prices for seniors and younger kids but for adults the $28 is not a great value. They don't make maple syrup here, they buy it from other sugar shacks.

Mar 17, 2018
I just left from there Very disappointed never going there again! The staff once we walk in super friendly and funny! However for the price we pay food was really cheap. It wasnt real bacon to begin with! I paid 60$ for two people! Once i finished eating the woman who served us looked at us and said “ u guys ate well, did u guys get a good service” with a very dirty look because she saw me get up and did not leave tip (which we are not obliged too) i paid before coming in i did not have change and im very HAPPY I did not tip. Why would i pay 60-80$ for can food? Horrible service! Extremely disappointed will never EVER go there again especially after that comment and look she gave us!

Mar 11, 2018
Good time alot better then other places we went to in the past

Apr 2, 2018
The place is good but the food choices is not that good.

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