Fourquet Fourchette is a unique concept.

The "fourquet" (known as mashing rake in English) is an instrument traditionally used by brewers to process water and malted grains in the mash tun in order to convert the starch into fermentable sugars to produce a fluid mass called wort.

The "fourchette" is a fork.

Combine the two and you have our logo, symbolizing the ideal marriage between gastronomy and a love of beer.

That is the essence of our concept.

The Fourquet Fourchette is an invitation to immerse yourself in the lost era of New France and its native culture. Allow our traditional décor and staff to take you back in time. Treat yourself to a wonderful meal complemented by local Unibroue beers and a fine selection of regional wines.

Whether you choose to indulge yourself on the shore of the Richelieu River at Fort Chambly or in Old Montreal’s International District, the spirit of New France is alive and well at Fourquet Fourchette.

  

Throughout the years, the Fourquet Fourchette has become distinctive thanks to its incomparable craft and promotion of the local market:

2007: Excellence award from the Chambly Basin Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Category: Service business with 16 employees and more.

2005: Quebec tourism award for the Montérégie. Category: Restaurant industry development

2004: ISO-Jeunes certification.

2003: Excellence award from the Chambly Basin Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Category: New firm or business of the year.

2002: South Shore Chamber of Commerce’s Excellence Award, South Shore. Category: Energy efficiency.

2001: Quebec tourism award for the Montérégie. Category: Restaurant industry development.