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  1. Restaurant de l'ITHQ

    Regional French

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    The crêpes Suzette arrive in flames, which sets the tone for a fine-dining room that runs on hospitality-school energy. Student cooks and floor staff work the room under instructor supervision, so your dinner is technically someone's final exam. The menu follows classical French technique with Quebec sourcing, Gaspé fish and Lanaudière bison moving through dishes that shift with the seasons. Square Saint-Louis sits just outside the window.

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    • Smoked char

      “the dishes evolve with the seasons: smoked char, semi-cooked and enhanced by a chorizo broth”

      Michelin Guide
    • Braised beef tongue

      “braised beef tongue, bone marrow broth, root vegetables, and gribiche sauce”

      Michelin Guide
    • Crêpes suzette

      “Dessert brings with it a surprise: crêpes Suzette flambéed tableside.”

      Michelin Guide

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