Cabane à Sucre Constantin Grégoire

Some sugar shacks operate like well-oiled machines; Constantin Grégoire runs like a big family dinner where everyone’s got a role. Since 1970, this Lanaudière institution has stayed in the hands of the Grégoires, keeping tradition alive with all-you-can-eat classics and a lineup of activities for kids and adults alike. Expect the full spread—pea soup stirred by Andrée’s wooden ladle, Aunt Didi’s famously fluffy omelettes, and Grandma Claire’s time-tested recipes, still holding their own decades later. Between bites, there are walking trails, farm animals, a carousel, and carriage rides, making it as much a day out as it is a feast. It’s small enough to feel intimate but big enough to keep things lively. If you want a sugar shack where the food and the people behind it matter just as much, this one’s got generations of proof.