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Café du Monde
A Division of Groupe Restos Plaisirs
Proudly Flying the Groupe Restos Plaisirs Banner
A favourite of tourists and Quebec City residents alike, Café du Monde is one of the 8 Groupe Restos Plaisirs restaurants, known throughout the Greater Quebec Area for their good food and wine.
Groupe Restos Plaisirs
8 Restaurants With 455 employees at Your Service
Cochon Dingue – Attractive decor, relaxed atmosphere and affordable, bistro-style menu. Three locations: Quartier Petit Champlain, boulevard René-Lévesque and rue Maguire in Sillery.
Lapin Sauté – A charming, country-style restaurant with mouth-watering dishes that taste as good as homemade. In the heart of Old Quebec in Quartier Petit Champlain.
Petit Cochon Dingue – An offshoot of Lapin Sauté, with a menu comprising sandwiches, pastries and wonderfully sinful desserts. Sinning is believing! In the heart of Old Quebec in Quartier Petit-Champlain.
Café du Monde – Parisian-style bistro par excellence at Pointe-à-Carcy, in the Old Port of Quebec City.
Café du Monde Involved
The Café du Monde owners are responsible for all aspects of the business: management, business development, finance, catering or cooking. They bend over backwards to make sure each visit to their establishment is an enjoyable experience, so you will look forward to coming back-again and again!
• Jacques Gauthier
• France Gauthier
• Josée Hallé
• Robert Prigent
History of Groupe Restos Plaisirs
| 1979 |
Opening of the first Cochon Dingue in Quartier Petit-Champlain |
| 1987 |
Acquisition of Cochon Dingue by Jacques and France Gauthier |
| 1987 |
Opening of Café du Monde on rue Dalhousie, with chef Robert Prigent |
| 1989 |
Opening of Lapin Sauté on rue du Petit-Champlain |
| 1990 |
Opening of the second Cochon Dingue on boulevard René-Lévesque
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| 1990 |
Acquisition of Café du Monde by Jacques Gauthier and Josée Hallé |
| 1992 |
Opening of the third Cochon Dingue on rue Maguire |
| 1997 |
Opening of the first Jaune Tomate |
| 2001 |
Opening of the second Jaune Tomate |
| 2001 |
Opening of the bakery-pastry shop Le Petit Cochon Dingue |
| 2002 |
Grand opening of the new Café du Monde restaurant at the Cruise Liner Terminal in the Old Port of Quebec City |
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