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| - This sugar shack was memorable because of the huge park outside! My son loved the swings and various play structures. The tractor ride was really fun for my son as well but personally I didn't enjoy having dust blown in my face the entire ride.
As for the food, I will admit I did NOT eat the food (I took my portion to go for someone else as I don't eat this type of food for healthnut reasons). The food looked pretty basic and I was surprised by the small portions that were brought for a table of 13! Yes, I know you can always ask for another round but why not bring 2 of everything (1 for each half of the table) considering our group size instead of having 13 people pass everything from one end of the table to the other.
Also, my husband said he had stomach cramps the next day and he usually has an iron stomach.
As for the dessert, I saw some brown sugar roll photos here on Yelp but we weren't served any of that. Also, the pancakes we were served were around the size of coaster, and very flat, unlike the Yelp photos.
The dance hall in the basement consisted of a bartender feeding songs from her phone into some speakers. The dance area was located in a corner next to the bathrooms (which smelled pretty bad by the end of the day) and most of the room was taken up by empty tables for some reason. I would have preferred a more open space with some ambiance for dancing. The bartender was a decent DJ albeit from her phone!
As for our overall experience, the decor is warm and inviting and we were seated on time as we had reservations. However, the charm ends there as our table was located in the pathway to the bathroom against a pillar so people had to squeeze between the pillar and our table to reach the bathroom. I was constantly trying to move out of the way and was uncomfortably glued to the table.
The service was very basic I'm not sure why we were asked to tip as from what I recall you don't tip at cabane a sucre as it's included in the fee. So, expect to tip on top of the costs.
I went here due to family obligation and my son had fun so I'm happy. However, I feel like they squeezed in way too many people and the food wasn't anything out of the ordinary.
One last thing, I didn't like seeing those pony rides where the ponies are tied to chains forced to walk in circles for probably the entire day. Why not let the ponies walk freely? Even better just have the kid sit on the pony while it's standing? These "pony wheels" are not what children want or need. Let them brush the pony, pet it, and take a pic and be done. Rant over!
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