Best of Joliette, QC
City on the L'Assomption River
About Joliette
Located about 50 kilometres northeast of Montreal on the L'Assomption River, Joliette serves as the seat of its Regional County Municipality in southwest Quebec. Founded in 1823 by Barthélemy Joliette and Marie-Charlotte de Lanaudière, the settlement was originally named L'Industrie to emphasize economic activity and land development. The city officially incorporated and adopted its current name in 1863.
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Crabtree Pizzeria
Crabtree Pizzeria is a restaurant located in the Saint-Pierre-Apôtre neighborhood. It specializes in pizza.
View details →Best Hotels in Joliette
1 places · Where to stay, from budget-friendly to boutique.
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Château Joliette
Château Joliette offers a comfortable stay in the Saint-Jean-Baptiste neighborhood.
Best Restaurants in Joliette
19 places · Where to eat, from neighborhood staples to standout kitchens.
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Crabtree Pizzeria
Crabtree Pizzeria is a restaurant located in the Saint-Pierre-Apôtre neighborhood. It specializes in pizza.
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La Chaumière
La Chaumière is a steak house located in the Domaine‑des‑Prairies neighborhood.
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Taco & Burrito
Taco & Burrito is a Mexican restaurant located in Sainte‑Thérèse.
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Buffet Sportif le Sieur
Buffet Sportif le Sieur is a restaurant located in the Domaine-Lippé neighborhood.