Manoir du Spaghetti

Le Manoir du Spaghetti in Trois-Rivières: A Story to Tell
A Historic Site

On Hart Street in Trois-Rivières, in the heart of the historic district of the second-oldest French-speaking city in the Americas, you can still see the ancestral home that has housed the restaurant Le Manoir du Spaghetti since 1978—a residence acquired from Jean-Louis Caron, an architect renowned for his work on the construction of the Trois-Rivières Cathedral.

This authentic Canadian home has witnessed the joys and sorrows of several notable families in the city of Laviolette, including that of Ézéchiel Hart. He was the first member of Parliament of Jewish descent to be elected in Canada.

Country-Style Cuisine

Whether for a family meal, a celebration with friends, or a romantic dinner, Le Manoir du Spaghetti has everything you need to satisfy you.

A wide variety of pasta dishes and pizzas are offered in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

In season, the sunny patio is very popular.