Opening
In the context of the current pandemic, note that the bar is unfortunately closed in the orange, red and more zones and the cafeteria is closed in the red zones and more. In the red zone, you can still enter the main chalet and have a table there for a limited time to warm up and eat a little. In addition, access to the main chalet is also limited according to the rules in force.
Also note that the dining room, cafeteria, restaurant-pub and bar are not open when the station is closed.
In the case of the Expedition restaurant-pub, it is open when we are in the orange zone and better and depending on whether the traffic also allows it.
Eat something or enjoy a good beer!
The Val-D'Irène Regional Park invites you to eat and relax in its main chalet. There you will find our dining room to enjoy your meal, the cafeteria to buy prepared meals and good hot and comforting food and its bar where you will enjoy your favorite drinks or a good beer and even beers from micro-breweries. . Our Après-Ski will delight you with their festive and relaxed atmosphere with our guest musicians to make you have a great time to the sound of music. When the chairlift is in operation, you can also go to the top of the mountain and take a tour of the Expedition bistro-pub before resuming your descent!
The cafeteria
Each opening day, the Val-D'Irène cafeteria offers quality family cuisine. Varied menus and an affordable daily special are available for lunch and dinner. At any time of the day, it is possible to come and have tea, coffee, juice or "snacks" such as pancakes, muffins, fruit, cheeses, sandwiches and more.
resto-pub The Expédition
Val-d'Irène offers you the opportunity to share excellent meals or a simple tasting with your friends at the Resto-Pub L'Expdition TC Média located at the top of the mountain and which is accessible by the ski lifts or by the trails. snowmobiles / ATVs. Overlooking the mountain, the restaurant-pub will offer you a breathtaking view of Lake Matapedia and the surrounding magical landscape. Here you will see the seasons change at 2,600 feet above sea level.
