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Baie-Saint-Paul: Another Player Leaves the Restoration Landscape

Summary by Le Charlevoisien
Cynthia Audet and Johnny Pineault have been leading two restaurants a long time ago and are preparing to end a milestone in their dining career. La Batture, in Baie-Saint-Paul, will cease its activities on December 12th. Mr. Pineault will retire after 42 years of career in cooking. "To our dear customers, thank you very much for your passages, my happiness was to see you at my table and to hear your "Bravo chef, thank you!" as part of my kitchen…
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Cynthia Audet and Johnny Pineault have been leading two restaurants a long time ago and are preparing to end a milestone in their dining career. La Batture, in Baie-Saint-Paul, will cease its activities on December 12th. Mr. Pineault will retire after 42 years of career in cooking. "To our dear customers, thank you very much for your passages, my happiness was to see you at my table and to hear your "Bravo chef, thank you!" as part of my kitchen…

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Le Charlevoisien broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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