Church Street · Buckingham
A heritage house in the heart of Buckingham
Restaurant BJ's has been established since 1988 in a renovated heritage house, in the centre of Buckingham.
The owner is always on site, in a warm atmosphere that sets it apart from chain restaurants. The dining room can seat groups of up to about 50 people.
Good to know
- The house belonged to Mr. James Mac Laren and his family from 1855 to 1953, then became the home of Dr. Gérard Rochon in 1953, then of Mr. Robert Guindon's family in 1973; it became a restaurant in 1983 (as "Café de l'Âtre") and has been Restaurant BJ since 1988.
- Canadian Western red-brand beef, aged in a controlled environment and cut to our specifications.
Service in: English and French

Family warmth
A family welcome, where the owner knows his customers.
Quality ingredients
Grilled dishes and meals prepared with care.
Wide selection
A varied menu, from steaks to fajitas to homemade desserts.
Contact us
Book your table or group, or write to us with any question.
