Not too many French restaurants in the area, especially somewhere decently priced. My Paris born friend who grew up in Montreal made a special request to check out Le Papillon Park. Of course I trusted he knows his French food so we decided to check the place out.
The place is secluded and isolated in the middle of the boonies. Their business depends greatly from people who knew they're driving to this part of town to the restaurant. No way you would stumble across Le Papillon Park without knowing where you're headed. Great place for a date night. Dim candle lighting, fireplace, not too noisy.
We ordered the Onion soup and escargot to start. We were not blown away by the escargot as there was no cheese bakes ontop. The soup on the other hand was pretty damn amazing. It tasted like watery poutine sauce with cheese baked on top.
For entree I had the seafood crepe. It was amazing but for 23$, I wish there was more than 3 peices of shrimp and 2 scallops.