The folks at Coronation Hall Cider Mills in Bristol are passionate about apples. In fact, they are so passionate they have spent the last 18 years perfecting the craft of artisanal small-batch cider using apples grown in their own orchard.
A visit to Coronation is a treat for all senses. Locals line up for a slice of Norma’s homemade apple pie, but a trip to the tasting room is where you can experience cider at its best. Start with the traditional cider, served hot or cold and take some time to savour the complex natural flavours before moving on to the hard cider.
206 Chem. River, Bristol
(819) 647-2547
Café Downtown
Step inside this newly renovated 1940s building in the heart of Fort Coulonge. And you will automatically feel the embrace of its charm. Exposed brick, gleaming natural wood floors and a cozy leather banquette invite you to enjoy the unfussy sophistication of this Pontiac newcomer.
Whether you come for pizza, soups, or sandwiches, you will leave happy and full. Don’t stop there. Try one of their delectable charcuterie boards. Heaping with generous portions of creamy cheese, cured meat, fresh fruit and preserves, they are a work of art. The Café Downtown offers an impressive list of mostly local craft beers and wines to complement your meal. Watch their Facebook page for upcoming musical performances and guest artists.
535 Baume St.
Fort-Coulonge
(873) 864-8444
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