Travel reviews
Description
Duration: About 2.5 hours (1-hour tour + meal)
Schedule: According to your booking
Season: July-October
Location: St-Nicolas (25 minutes from downtown Quebec City)
Experience the most authentic Canadian tradition, the famous sugar shack.
Here you will enjoy a typical meal consisting of pea soup, omelette, crisp fried pork rind, meat pie, hash browns, baked beans, preserves, ham, maple taffy on the snow (even in summer!), pancakes with maple sugar.
A real sugaring-off feast!
Be sure to pay a visit to the on-site boutique, where you can purchase typical souvenirs and gift items to bring home with you...
IMPORTANT: By definition, a sugar shack meal is a friendly, lively affair where guests sit around large communal tables.
According to the Quebec tradition, the more people there are, the more festive the atmosphere!
So don't expect to enjoy a quiet intimate lunch...
Rates
| Season | Adult | 3 to 12 yrs old | 0 to 2 yrs old |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season (2025) | $45 | $33 | $0 |
* The price included a tradtionnal sugar shack meal, tour, tasting and taxes.
* Gratuity not included.
* Drinks not included.
Location
1925, Chemin Lambert, Lévis, (QC)
Travel reviews
Very good moment - to do
(Translated by Google) Allows you to buy maple products directly from the Tardiff family. A nice visit and tasting at this sugar shack with explanations of the history of maple syrup and the manufacturing processes by Jean-Paul, the owner, followed by a very hearty local meal. No visit to the maple trees due to rain.
(Translated by Google) Very good visit to this sugar shack
(Translated by Google) Alexandre takes the time to explain his passionate profession well, first in the forest, then with a video to show us what happens between February and April, then with a tasting. The meal was typical and peaceful (I appreciated that the few families taking the tour were not in the large room with the two buses). The entire Tardif family is adorable, and our children played non-stop with their children.
