Article published on July 7, 2025 Looking for an exceptional meal on the North Shore? We’ve selected the region’s best restaurants that are accessible by public transit. Blending innovation, tradition and respect for local ingredients, these restaurants stand out for their refined cuisine and warm atmospheres. With the Michelin Guide’s recognition as a backdrop, our selection invites you to discover Québec’s finest cuisine. Le Géraldine received a recommendation from the Michelin Guide in 2025. While it’s not a star, this rare distinction is highly prestigious. When you visit Asteur restaurantin Boisbriand, get ready to savour a true culinary experience. You’ll spend approximately three hours enjoying your meal, eating between eight and ten carefully prepared dishes and sampling innovative cocktails, with or without alcohol, to complete this unforgettable gastronomic journey. Going out for dinner? You can get there by public transit! Plan your trip today with our trip planner. Sign up for our newsletter to receive ideas for transit trips and tips.The North Shore’s best restaurants, according to us and the Michelin Guide
Le Géraldine in Saint-Eustache
Located in the historic district of Old Saint-Eustache, Le Géraldine is housed in a building dating to 1880 and sources its ingredients from small local producers. The menu showcases seasonal and regional treasures: wild plants, boreal herbs and homemade marinades adorn the generous dishes.
Address: 163 Saint-Eustache St., Saint-Eustache
Asteur in Boisbriand
Chef Olivier Robillard, accompanied by his partner and general manager Mihiko Roy, are behind the success of Le Géraldine restaurant in Saint-Eustache. Today, they’re embarking on a new step, preparing Michelin star-level dishes at Asteur.
Address: 394 Chemin de la Grande-Côte, Boisbriand
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date: 2025-07-11 3:42:00 PM
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