Cabane a Sucre La Petite Cabane de la Cote

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5885, Route Arthur-Sauve
Mirabel, QC J7N 2W4

Phone: (450) 258-2467

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Neighborhood: Saint-Eustache

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• Boîte De 20 Churros / Box Of 20 Churros CA$30.00
• Choix au sucre ou sucre à la cannelle. / Choice of sugar or cinnamon sugar.
• Boîte De 20 Churros Avec Sauce / Box Of 20 Churros With Sauce CA$35.00
• Choix au sucre ou sucre à la cannelle avec sauce nutella ou caramel. / Choice of sugar or cinnamon sugar with nutella or caramel sauce.
• Boîte De 8 Churros / Box Of 8 Churros CA$15.00
• Choix au sucre ou sucre à la cannelle. / Choice of sugar or cinnamon sugar.
• Boîte De 8 Churros Avec Sauce / Box Of 8 Churros With Sauce CA$18.00
• Choix au sucre ou sucre à la cannelle avec sauce nutella ou caramel. / Choice of sugar or cinnamon sugar with nutella or caramel sauce.

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  4.1 stars - Based on 16 reviews

#13 out of 114 restaurants in Saint-Eustache

#4 of 28 Canadian in Saint-Eustache

5 star				3 reviews	19%
4 star				11 reviews	69%
3 star				2 reviews	13%
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04/28/2024 - Nina T.
very good food

04/18/2024 - Justin H.
During a recent outing with a coworker hailing from Lachute, we ventured to a traditional Canadian dining spot he fondly referred to as the Sugar Shack. The rustic building, reminiscent of a converted farmhouse, exuded charm and history. The communal dining experience, featuring hearty dishes like pea soup, baked beans, and pancakes, was complemented by the sweet touch of their homemade syrup poured over snow for a delightful treat. This genuine taste of Canadian tradition left me with a full stomach and a newfound appreciation for the culinary heritage of the region.