Do I need a reservation to dine at Déjeuner?

Yes, the restaurant accepts guests only by reservation to ensure personalized service.

Are vegetarian and vegan options available?

Yes, the kitchen can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, and allergy-sensitive diets if informed in advance.

What are the hours of operation?

Déjeuner is available by reservation from Wednesday to Sunday throughout the year.

Is the location accessible by car?

Yes, there is convenient onsite parking for guests arriving by vehicle.

Can I visit just for the meal without staying overnight?

Absolutely, the dining experience is open to day visitors by reservation.

Is the restaurant family-friendly?

Yes, all ages are welcome to enjoy the warm, casual atmosphere.

Cozy Brunch at Chalets Villégiature & Pourvoirie Daaquam

In the heart of Québec’s rugged backcountry, Chalets Villégiature & Pourvoirie Daaquam offers more than just wilderness adventures—it opens its doors to a dining experience that combines comfort with quality in Saint-Just-de-Bretenières. Here, amid the dense forests and rolling hills of this scenic region, visitors can settle in for a memorable lunch or brunch at the on-site inn, a rare inviting pause in a landscape more often geared toward active exploration.

Open year-round by reservation, the Déjeuner experience provides a chance to refuel and relax in an intimate, warm setting that reflects the authentic charm of the area. Whether you arrive after a morning of hiking, snowshoeing, or fishing, this meal offers a welcome respite featuring carefully prepared dishes that respect dietary preferences, including vegetarian, vegan, and allergy-sensitive options.

Saint-Just-de-Bretenières sits close to the Canada–US border and is surrounded by mixed hardwood forests and waterways teeming with wildlife, from moose to beaver. The dining room itself, part of the larger inn complex, channels a rustic vibe that complements the natural environment outside—a place where hearty Quebecois fare meets old-world hospitality.

This isn’t just a meal; it’s a moment of grounded warmth wrapped in the quiet of Québec’s outdoors. Chalets Villégiature & Pourvoirie Daaquam’s Déjeuner is uniquely positioned to serve both travelers and locals looking for a quality meal in a setting that honors the pace and spirit of the north woods. For anyone navigating this remote province, it offers a practical—and delicious—layer to the outdoor journey.

About Chalets Villégiature & Pourvoirie Daaquam

Chalets Villégiature & Pourvoirie Daaquam is a multi-activity chalets and outfitting operation located in Saint-Just-de-Bretenières, Québec. It offers year‑round outdoor experiences centered on the Appalachian wilderness and the Daaquam River. The property provides guided activities such as dog sledding, ATV and quad excursions, snowmobile tours, horseback rides, and fishing outings. Ice fishing is available on a pond located just 300 feet from the inn, with guided instruction and gear provided. Winter rentals include snowshoes, cross-country skis for a 5 km trail through boreal forest, fat bikes, and ice skates. Motorized rentals and guided expeditions include side-by-side quad rentals (3- and 6-place), snowmobile rentals (one hour, three hours, eight hours) and multi-day guided snowmobile raids. Dog-powered options feature guided sled trips ranging from initiation rides to 15–20 km guided treks and longer excursions, plus Cani‑Kart and Cani‑Randonnée with professional guides and access to a kennel visit. On‑site services list meals (dîner, déjeuner, souper) and short-stay options such as the 24-hour Refuge Boréal excursion. Hunting for small game is offered for Québec residents. Chalets Villégiature & Pourvoirie Daaquam combines equipment rentals, guided trips, seasonal expeditions, and lodging to provide access to remote trails, frozen lakes, and rivers. Its program includes family-friendly outings and multi-day adventures, emphasizing guided exploration of the Parc régional des Appalaches and surrounding Appalachian mountains. Guided quad tours use a CAN‑AM Defender on marked trails, with photo stops at the Daaquam River. Mont Bonnet and border-view routes offer extended guided days with meals included on select excursions. Guides share local history.