La-Rocque-Dining near Cap-aux-Meules QC (190 Result(s))

Strongly rooted in its environment, a true floret of gourmet tourism on the Magdelen Island and a flagship company in the Quebec brewing sector, À l’abri de la Tempête is a must for all visitors to the archipelago and contributes greatly to the Islands fervor throughout Quebec. Working with the territory and its artisans is the source of inspiration for our team. The picking of seaweed and herbs, making a smoked malt, using berry fruits from the Islands, are some examples of how we put our regional wealth in each of our beer recipes. The use of local resources is a guarantee of authenticity and freshness that contributes to the creation of more than 30 jobs and the development of unique and distinguished beers.

At La Méduse – Glass blowing, the team consists of two people: Sophie Bourgeois and Catherine Chevrier-Turbide, two young female artists and co-owners of the company. They are dynamic, creative and professional. La Méduse is a small artisanal blown glass company based in the Magdalen Islands since 1985. In the century-old building where they have their workshop, Catherine and Sophie work with a view of the sea. Over time, they have developed several original collections inspired by their maritime environment. Among others, they have a whole collection of memorial glass art available online. They therefore created blown glass urns as well as a whole series of personalized glass jewels, which incorporate cremation ashes inside (pendants, rings, earrings, marbles, etc.). A great way to give an eternal touch to your deceased loved ones. They also have a variety of pieces of blown glass for everyday enjoyment: Unique pieces, Chandeliers, Kitchenware, Decoration items, etc.

Come enjoy a delicious dish at Café de la Grave. Their atmosphere has been described as casual and family friendly. You may pay by MasterCard and Visa.

Courroie de transmission ' auprès de la communauté madelinienne et des visiteurs ayant soif de découverte :D'une part, pour faire connai^tre les richesses patrimoniales, le savoirfaire ancestral, le peuplement insulaire et l'évolution socioculturelle de l'archipel madelinot. D'autre part, pour renforcer le sentiment d'appartenance à une culture des plus singulières, en complément de l'héritage familial rec¸u.La mission du Musée de la Mer est intimement liée à ce peuple maritime et insulaire. Il a pour vocation de le partager et de faire découvrir, aux visiteurs de tout a^ge, qu'' aux I^les, c'est pas pareil ' !