Love this little hip coffee joint! The first time I went was two years ago as we were travelling…read morefrom Vancouver and my husband loves a good cup of coffee. He found this spot and we loved it. So this year I took my mom and sister when we travelled again to QC! It was just as I remembered, their coffee is super tasty, I got a flat white and my sister got a latté. I love the decor inside with all the coffee bags and the wooden interior. Service is always friendly too and they make the coffee quick. Highly recommend this spot! Also who doesn't love saying CANTOOK over and over - just rolls off the tongue!

Our apricot pastry was a perfect, small, treat before a long ride back to the United States.read more

La Maison Smith at 23 Rue Notre-Dame in the heart of Old Quebec City is pure magic. I'm still…read morethinking about it weeks later. Picture this: soft snow falling on the cobblestone streets of Petit-Champlain, fairy lights glowing, and the warm light spilling out of this beautiful little café. I ducked in both mornings of my short trip and could have happily stayed all day. The interior is perfect Québécois charm: exposed stone walls, wooden beams, cozy lighting, and that unbeatable smell of fresh baking. First morning I ordered the pistachio latte and the quiche Florentine. I would legitimately sell my firstborn for that pistachio latte: silky, perfectly balanced, with a rich, natural pistachio flavor that no syrup could ever match. One sip and I was ruined for life. The quiche was flawless: buttery, flaky crust, creamy spinach-and-cheese filling, baked to golden perfection. Absolute breakfast heaven. I braved a full-on snowglobe blizzard the next morning just to come back. This time I paired the same life-changing pistachio latte with the almond croissant. I'd hand over my other kid for daily access to these croissants (kidding... mostly). Impossibly crisp and flaky outside, cloud-soft inside, generously stuffed with fragrant almond paste, topped with toasted almonds and powdered sugar. I ate it slowly by the window while the snow piled up on Rue Notre-Dame and honestly felt like the luckiest person alive. The baristas were friendly, the vibe warm and unhurried, and everything was flawless. If you're in Quebec City, make La Maison Smith non-negotiable (and budget time to visit at least twice). Five stars isn't enough. This place is winter-morning perfection.

My friend and I were on the hunt for coffee and pastries this morning when we stumbled upon Café La…read moreMaison Smith. We both ordered lattes and almond pastries--hands down the best coffee and pastry of the trip! The atmosphere was lovely, too. From our little stools at the bar, we could sip our lattes while people-watching in the square outside. See you tomorrow and the next day too, Café La Maison Smith!

Nice quick stop for refreshments including coffee and pastries…read more Located 50 feet from the funicular entrance, Le Petit Dep is conveniently located and it's hard to miss since the facade is rendered in a striking green color. We enjoyed a Cardomon Kombucha. Le Petit Dep also offers a curated selection of produced in Quebec food items bottled and canned to bring home. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

I bought some pastries here before driving back to Boston and I cannot say enough about them!!! The…read moreservice was friendly and kind and the pastries were out of this world! So delicious. Worth every calorie!! Fantastic location too!!

Yummy hot chocolate! Pleasant environment. Close to theaters. Reasonable prices. Easy walk from Old…read moreTown Quebec.

Perfect little bakery cafe for baguette sandwiches and pastries for takeaways! Beautifully crafted…read moreand delicious.

Great little coffee shop that serves quiche, cheeses, pastries ( and coffee). We visited after an…read moreafternoon of walking through the National Museum

Was traveling around Quebec City and was in need for a snack mid day so walked in on a Friday and…read moregot a crepe, iced americano, and a cappuccino. The gentleman at the counter was friendly and had us sit before bringing out everything. The crepe texture was great and the fruits tasted good too. Both coffee orders were a nice pick me up. It's a cute local spot which was quiet when we came in and would recommend stopping by.

It was closed this Saturday morning at 9 am. Wasted walk. There were no hours on the door.read more

Good coffee but not cheap. Nice place to have conversations or work. Service was efficient.read more

It's supposed to be the spot to hang out and study in Quebec City, but I found the food pricey and…read moreit's usually really crowded. It's hard to study and you usually have to fight for a table after 6 pm. Not very impressed with the place.

We had a nice breakfast at La Maison Smith. We enjoyed a delicious vegan sandwich and an almond…read morecroissant. Coffees were well made including a flat white and their drip coffee. Nice ambiance to enjoy a relaxing but non- fussy breakfast. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

La Maison Smith, a cozy Escape in Old Québec…read more Stopped in for a little downtime (and a break from the freezing Québec winds), and La Maison Smith delivered exactly what I needed. Perfectly tucked into Old Québec, it's the kind of café you wander into once and immediately want to claim as "your spot." The menu has everything--coffee, tea, and even alcoholic drinks if you're feeling extra cozy. I went with a London Fog and a Maple Latte, both served in giant, soul‑warming mugs. Absolute comfort in liquid form. The space is bright and roomy with high tops, small tables, and counter seating overlooking the street--ideal for people‑watching or thawing out while pretending you're in a postcard. A lovely little refuge in the heart of the city.

Louis is the best barista in town, he is very passionate about coffee and his customers. He masters…read moreall type of coffee you any order. A must stop for all coffee addicts visiting Quebec City.

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