I was staying in the Mont-Tremblant village not too far from this restaurant, but they close at 5:00pm and they were always closed when I returned from hiking in the national park.

Then on a rainy day I stayed put and had lunch at La Sandwicherie Café + Bistro. They do brisk business and there was a line, but the food was worth the wait!

I went for the sandwich/nachos/home-made salsa combo. I elected to go for one of the "boss" sandwiches, the cabane à sucre, and it was delicious! It was a little over a dollar more than the others, but definitely one of the very best sandwiches I've ever had!

Loved it so much that I went back the following day and got the same sandwich. The food is prepared with care, using only fresh ingredients. The restaurant is cool, sporting a hip décor. Though quite busy, the staff is friendly and efficient. I really enjoyed the vibe of the place.

La Sandwicherie is definitely a "must" for anyone visiting Mont-Tremblant!

Great little spot to grab a light breakfast, snacks and lunch. The prices are reasonable, food is delicious and there are healthy options. The cappuccinos and espressos are also delicious. We loved that we could eat in or grab things quickly on the go.

This is a great choice in the Old Village, right along the bike path. I ordered the Curried Cauliflower Salad and my husband ordered a panini. The meals were made from fresh ingredients and were very tasty. This is a good choice, as well, for those on a vegetarian or vegan diet. We highly recommend sitting on the deck on a beautiful summer day!

Not sure what is the hype about this place. It's just a regular sandwich shop. The sandwiches are pre made so that's not good because they get soggy. I prefer sandwiches made to order. The smoothies are good.

We enjoyed our first visit so much we had to return a second time. This bistro is located in the old village. You can relax in a more quiet atmosphere and truly enjoy a magnificent meal.
The sandwiches are large, homemade and toasted when ordered.
Remember, you are in Quebec. Everything is labeled in French, but they were most helpful explaining what was in each sandwich. We didn't order from a menu. There is a glass deli style case with fresh salads and sandwiches displayed and labeled (in French). We chose what we wanted, they toasted it for us and served it at our table.
Note: Don't bother buying a soda or bottled water. The water they serve for free in a frosty glass bottle is delicious!
This is not a large place inside, but it does offer patio dining (weather permitting)