

Le restaurant La Quintessence, coté Quatre Diamants CAA/AAA, est un incontournable à Tremblant. Le chef, Julien Bricout, sa brigade proposent une expérience culinaire mémorable dans un environnement chaleureux. La cuisine, d’inspiration française et méditérranéenne, conjugue les styles et les saveurs du terroir Laurentien. Au menu : les meilleurs ingrédients provenant des producteurs régionaux et une carte de vin primée, Award of Excellence deux coupes de Wine Spectator depuis 2016. Pour un tête-à-tête ou un événement inoubliable, le Restaurant La Quintessence vous offre un emplacement et un service hors pair. Deux salons privés, Aube et Crépuscule, sont disponibles, près des fenêtres, dans la salle à manger principale.
Casual, romantic eatery offering elevated Laurentian & French flavours alongside wine & cocktails.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3004 Chem. de la Chapelle, Mont-Tremblant, QC J8E 1E2, Canada
Phone: +1 819-341-3434
Website: https://www.hotelquintessence.com/en/restaurant/restaurant-la-quintessence
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Reviews
None of our meals had much flavor and were mediocre at best (despite the premium price). Cocktails tasted okay, however, at over $25 per cocktail, there should be more than a few sips in the glass. I understand and appreciate fine dining, however, filling a cocktail glass barely a third of the way is skimping distastefully in my opinion. The best part of our meal was our server— he was attentive, friendly, and great all around. He caught us looking dissatisfied but knowing it was not his fault, we did not want to complain or mention our thoughts whenever he asked. Regardless, he insisted on taking one of the appetizers off the bill when he noticed we weren’t eating it.
In summary, service was great but the food and drinks were extremely disappointing. The quality was not there and did not match the price point. There is fine dining and then there are restaurants that overcharge under the facade of ‘fine dining.’ This is the latter of those two. We won’t be dining here again. I suggest saving your money for a good experience elsewhere or eating elsewhere at a fraction of the cost, (and likely better)
While everything was very good, the surprise standout was the Caesars salad, which had chunks of hot. And thick bacon pieces. Definitely worth ordering
Although our reservation for six guests was honored promptly and we were seated on arrival, service deteriorated immediately thereafter. The restaurant was less than halfway at capacity, yet we waited approximately twenty minutes for water, and one guest did not receive water until an additional twenty minutes had passed. Multiple polite reminders were made (every 15 minutes, or so.) yet requests for still water were never fulfilled. Bread was requested several times (again, being careful not to overwhelm our waitress) and did not arrive until roughly forty-five minutes after seating, at which point it was partially frozen.
Our food was served approximately ninety minutes after seating. While presentation was visually appealing, the quality and preparation of the dishes were unacceptable. I ordered the Montreal Spiced Tempeh, which consisted of deep-fried tempeh and undercooked king oyster mushrooms with a rubbery texture, served in an excessive amount of oil. The mushrooms appeared raw, and I was unable to consume more than half of the dish due to both poor preparation and subsequent physical discomfort. Given the repeated service failures, members of our party felt a shared concern about potential mishandling of our food.
The most troubling issue occurred when the bill was presented. Despite our request for a single bill, our waitress insisted on splitting the check and proceeded to double-charge items across three separate bills. Each time we kindly and promptly brought the errors to her attention, the checks were reprinted incorrectly again. When we finally requested a single itemized bill, we discovered additional errors. On the final re-print, we discovered an additional charge for the still water that was never delivered. Several guests in our party had already left by this point, while the remaining guests were required to dispute the charge, which the waitress continued to insist was valid.
As patient, respectful, and generous customers who have experience in the service industry, we are deeply disappointed by the lack of basic service standards, food quality control, and billing accuracy during this visit. Prospective diners should be aware of these issues when choosing to dine here.
The breakfast was delicious, mostly the croissant, but failed the hot chocolate. I still definitely recommend to enjoy it during your stay at the hotel.
The dinner though was disappointing these two occasions.
The dishes are original in terms of protein and combinations, but lack of flavour and richness. I don’t recommend dining there for the price of it.
The bar has a handful options of mocktails. Made in front of us, they were quite tasty.
The view is nice over the lake, and well setup in a low light ambiance.
The service was nice (mostly at the bar), even though they forgot us at the bar for half an hour after preparing our table.
Restaurant La Quintessence has not lost its touch! This was our best meal of 2025 at tremblant. The service was good, drinks were interesting, mocktails were very nice, and the food was amazing and creative. The squash soup was phenomenal, my duck was so wonderful, the sorbet selection they make in house and was delish!! We would go back often if we lived there!! Highly recommend!!
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2023:
The Restaurant La Quintessence was outstanding! Service was excellent from start to finish, the food was amazing. The drinks were excellent, I had a specialty cocktail that was delish!! And the ambiance was perfect. I highly recommend this for a lovely night out.