About this guide
Who pays for À Table
This guide is funded by three paid links, each marked Ad, on its home page. No restaurant, casino, gaming hall or racetrack pays to appear on a plate.
By the Second SeatingChecked October 7, 2026; restaurant hours October 10, 2026
Three links, one page
On the home page, an Ad label tags each of three paid links. The first is in the menu. Just under the first screen, a block contains the second one, while the last appears shortly before the page finishes. The same online casino partner is the destination of all three.
Those links earn the site a commission, which is how À Table is paid for. The partner behind them can change. Inner pages, from the restaurant grid to the help page, carry no paid links.
What the partner is not
The paid links lead to a private online casino. It is not lotoquebec.com, and Québec neither runs it nor licenses it. It is tied to no venue in this guide, and not to Loto-Québec, Playground or the Kahnawà:ke Gaming Commission either.
Self-exclusion signed with Loto-Québec does not reach that site. The protections of lotoquebec.com stop there too. Loto-Québec's own online site is lotoquebec.com, a different place from the one behind the Ad links.
What is never paid
No payment ever reaches this site from venues, restaurants, Loto-Québec, Playground or help services. A link to a casino, a gaming hall, the Hippodrome 3R or a help service is never a paid link.
Nothing on a plate is for sale either. The guide gives no stars, scores or rankings, and it describes no dish that a venue does not name.
Questions at the table
Can a restaurant pay to be listed in À Table?
No, restaurants never pay this site, and neither do venues, Loto-Québec, Playground or help services. Links to venues are never paid.
Why is the online casino partner not named?
Because the partner can change. The three home page links marked Ad all lead to the same partner at any given time, and that partner may be replaced.