Circuit Régale-toi: ce que la région a de meilleur - Our tours

1. Val-d’Or

Les Becs Sucrés-Salés

At Les Becs Sucrés-Salés, you step into a veritable treasure trove of delicacies where regional flavors take center stage.

From jams and jellies to sweet treats and prepared dishes, every product showcases local expertise and the region’s producers. It’s impossible to leave empty-handed—their gourmet gift baskets are simply perfect for extending the pleasure (or sharing a little bit of it!).

170, Escale Street, Val-d’Or
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2. Val-d’Or

Vallée-de-l'Or public market

Every summer, the Vallée-de-l’Or public market becomes the meeting place for local producers and artisans.

Seasonal fruits and vegetables, artisanal breads, cheeses, honeys, and other gourmet treats are featured. The warm and festive atmosphere makes it a must-visit for discovering local flavours and chatting with passionate producers.

1300, 8th Avenue, Val-d’Or
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3. Val-d’Or

Alpha Tango Spirits

Alpha Tango creates refined spirits that showcase boreal flavours.

The gins, vodkas, and liqueurs are crafted with carefully selected Nordic botanicals, offering unique aromas.

Whether you’re a cocktail enthusiast or prefer neat tastings, each bottle reveals artisanal expertise and a strong regional identity.

Try this: Melon Drive watermelon flavoured rum.

237, 7th Street, Val-d’Or

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70 km
4. Amos

Amos public market

At the Amos Public Market, you’ll find a wonderful variety of local producers, processors, and artisans.

It’s the perfect place for fresh produce, local creations, and a thousand and one reasons to fill your basket. And while shopping for goodies, you can take a moment to chat and soak up the friendly local atmosphere.

251, 1st Avenue West, Amos
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5. Amos (Saint-Félix-de-Dalquier)

Boréalait

Boréalait transforms its cows’ milk into exceptional dairy products.

Fine cheeses and creamy yogurts are carefully crafted to preserve all the richness of the milk.

By visiting the farm, you’ll discover unique local tastes and authentic flavours that reflect the quality of the Abitibi terroir.

Try this: fresh cheese and artisanal yogurt.

285, Route 109 North, Saint-Félix-de-Dalquier

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95 km
6. La Sarre

L'Accalmie chez Juliette

At L’Accalmie chez Juliette, you’ll enjoy much more than just a good cup of coffee: it’s a true hub of life where culinary delights and creativity come together.

With fresh bread, artisanal pastries, and a warm atmosphere, everything invites you to slow down and savor the moment. Whether you’re here to work, create, gather with friends, or spend the night, every visit offers a well-deserved touch of sweetness.

30, 4th Avenue West, La Sarre

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7. Palmarolle

Palmarolle public market

Every Friday during the summer, the Palmarolle public market comes alive on the banks of the Dagenais River.

Enjoy the stalls of local producers offering wines, cheeses, meats, fresh vegetables, crafts, and natural products.

A wonderful opportunity to try local produce and discover regional expertise!

Try this: the wood-fired pizza stand.

135, Main Street, Palmarolle

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82 km
8. Rouyn-Noranda

Les Pâtissières de Ruelle

Take a sweet break at Les Pâtissières de Ruelle. It’s the perfect spot for cupcakes, éclairs, macarons, brownies, and many other sweet treats.

You’ll also find baklava, tarts, and a selection of drinks to go.

A delicious stop for those with a sweet tooth!

Try this: their fresh macarons every Thursday.

17B, Perreault Street East, Rouyn-Noranda

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9. Rouyn-Noranda

Rouyn-Noranda public market

At the Rouyn-Noranda Public Market, local flavors come to life in a lively and welcoming atmosphere.

Producers, processors, and artisans gather here to offer the best of the region and locally made creations. Visitors can stroll around, sample the goods, and discover new things—and, best of all, leave with a basket full of goodies and a smile on their face.

222, Dallaire Avenue, Rouyn-Noranda
(Jacques Laperrière Arena parking lot)
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113 km
10. Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues

Ferme Nordvie

Ferme Nordvie passionately cultivates organic strawberries, vegetables, and berries.

In addition to farm-picking, they transform their harvest into sparkling juices, liqueurs, dehydrated products, and a delicious slushie perfect for hot days.

A must-visit to savour the freshness of the Témiscamingue region and stock up on local products.

Try this: their organic strawberry and rhubarb mistelle.

1049, 2nd and 3rd Ranges Road, Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues

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11. Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues

L’Éden Rouge

L’Éden Rouge combines market gardening with a gourmet experience.

In addition to offering fresh, seasonal vegetables, the company provides a rustic dining experience at gourmet events according to a seasonal calendar, where each dish showcases the garden’s bounty.

A gourmet immersion into the heart of the local terroir!

Also worth discovering: a shop offering ready-to-eat meals and processed products.

51, Principale Street North, Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues

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12. Lorrainville

Ferme chez Lyne et Sylvain

Since 2015, Ferme Chez Lyne et Sylvain has created a wonderful variety of products grown and processed on-site.

Stop by the farm stand to stock up on fresh vegetables, homemade bread, and local artisanal products.

A delicious visit that will delight young and old alike!

Don’t miss: pick-your-own squash and pumpkins, an autumn tradition!

719, Québec 391, Lorrainville

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13. Duhamel-Ouest

Le Goût du Pays

At Le Goût du Pays, you’ll discover a true concentration of local flavors, featuring stone-ground artisanal flour, garden-fresh produce, and treasures from the wild.

Each product highlights the richness of the forests and fields, with a creative touch that surprises with every bite. And for a refreshing break, their famous Glaçons du Pays—made with birch water and boreal flavors—are worth the trip on their own.

Try this : Les Glaçons du Pays

1108, 1st Range Road, Duhamel-Ouest

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