Cassis Monna & Filles agit comme un centre spécialisé dans la culture et la transformation artisanale du cassis sur l'île. L'établissement propose une intégration sophistiquée entre un bistrot et un espace de marché mettant en valeur la polyvalence des baies récoltées localement. La clientèle découvre une vaste gamme de produits signatures incluant des vins de cassis, des spiritueux et des accompagnements salés conçus pour une consommation immédiate. Le bistrot mise sur des ingrédients saisonniers préparés pour compléter le profil distinctif des récoltes phares du domaine. Des vues imprenables sur le fleuve offrent un décor panoramique pour l'expérience culinaire tandis que les rangées de buissons de baies définissent les environs immédiats. Cette opération maintient un engagement rigoureux envers la tradition agricole tout en facilitant l'accès direct à son inventaire diversifié pour les amateurs de saveurs régionales authentiques.
Cassis Monna & Filles est une destination incontournable sur l'Île d'Orléans, largement appréciée pour ses vues imprenables sur le fleuve Saint-Laurent et ses espaces extérieurs spacieux et relaxants. Les visiteurs soulignent régulièrement la grande qualité des produits à base de cassis, notamment la célèbre crème glacée molle marbrée vanille et cassis, souvent citée comme un moment fort de la visite. L'établissement propose une expérience agréable grâce à ses dégustations instructives, sa charmante boutique regorgeant de produits artisanaux comme des confitures et des vinaigrettes, ainsi qu'un restaurant servant des plats savoureux tels que la poutine au canard. De nombreux clients apprécient l'atmosphère accueillante, la possibilité de découvrir l'histoire de la production du cassis et le service chaleureux, faisant de ce lieu une halte idéale pour les familles, les couples et tous les voyageurs en quête d'une expérience mémorable.
So glad we stopped here!! We enjoyed the tasting & the bit of history too. They have little samples inside the store & the dressing was amazing!! I had to get one!
From the $7 tasting, number 1 was my fave. It resembled Porto wine a bit!
The chairs scattered around, the music & the vibe make this a nice place to visit. Didn't check the resto upstairs cuz we had just eaten! Forgot to take pics!!!
Heads up if you have dietary restrictions: the menu labels dishes'plant based,' but the plant based cauliflower bites come with real mayonnaise. Either they don't know what plant based means, or they do & didn't think it mattered. Neither is reassuring. They're also heavy on single-use plastic - sample cups, disposable trays for tastings. That said, the wine is genuinely excellent. Just go in knowing the labels can't be trusted.
The ice cream is amazing. It's a bit tart but pairs so well with the vanilla side.
We tried a few samples of wine. Most of their stuff is sweet. I bought a bottle of sangria & I can't wait to crack it open!
No Menu Prices for their own wine (bottles). A Trap, Not a Restaurant.
A legitimate restaurant lists its wine prices. This one doesn't - & after our bill arrived, it was obvious why.
Two bottles we ordered are sold on their own shop shelves for $58.50 combined. We were charged $113.50. No corkage fee, no service surcharge, no explanation - just silent doubling of the price for anyone who doesn't think to ask. We didn't ask, because we assumed, reasonably, that a restaurant would publish what it charges.
Here's what makes it worse: their own by-the-glass prices tell a different story. The first wine was $8 a glass - implying roughly $40 a bottle. They charged $65. The second was $6.50 a glass - implying around $32.50 a bottle. They charged $48. They can't even keep their own pricing consistent, because there is no pricing - just whatever they decide to charge once you've already drunk the wine.
When we raised the discrepancy, the staff was rude. We asked the supervisor for an explanation. She asked us to leave.
Not an apology. Not a justification. Just: leave.
We paid & we left - but not before making note of exactly what happened. If you're heading to wine country, ask for a wine list with prices before you order anything. Or find a place that respects its customers enough to be transparent.
This one will escort you out the door for asking a reasonable question.
Amazing experience, very friendly staff, delicious wines & drinks, food portions were fantastic. Menu could use a little expanding but nothing to lose stars over as there is definitely something for everyone.
I had a very disappointing experience at this wine shop in Quebec City. During my visit, I felt that I was treated differently from other customers because of my race/ethnic background. Staff members spoke to me in a dismissive manner & provided a level of service that was noticeably different from what I observed being given to other customers.
As a customer, I expect to be treated with the same respect & professionalism as everyone else. This experience made me feel unwelcome & uncomfortable. I hope management takes this feedback seriously & reviews its customer service practices to ensure all customers are treated fairly & respectfully.
I stopped there to buy wine for my husband . , I observed staff offering wine samples to several other customers while my group was consistently overlooked. We were never offered a sample, despite being present & interested in the products.
Worst place ever , no one except people who speak French or are white should go to this place.
