The restaurant at Centre d'Art Marcel Gagnon dishes up salads, pasta and a plethora of seafood, all served with a great view. In the morning, you can dig into eggs or crêpes with the same river vista.
Centre d'Art Marcel Gagnon Restaurant
Gaspé Peninsula
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