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Food was okay, I liked the vast menu options- coffee was good too, service was just bad, was…read morewaiting for a long time to get the bill

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.

Waffled croissant? Don't mind if I do!…read more I order that and a latte and it was perfect for a small morning breakfast. The waffled croissant had a nice chewiness while still retaining the croissant's original butteriness and some flakiness. Recommended if you're looking for something a little more cozy not on the main downtown route.

A great spot on rue Saint Jean for a coffee break with sustainability and care at the forefront…read more The Tall Man and I needed some fuel while exploring the neighborhood and came across this new cafe in April. It almost seemed like a secret spot since the sign outside is only their logo, no name. (This may have changed since then.) The interior was brightly lit, with a single shared high top table and several stools. The menu is minimal but well curated, with a condensed coffee menu and one tea (pu'erh) listed at the time. But it has exactly what we needed. The staff was so friendly and taught me the French word for oatmilk (their vegan milk option). Otherwise they serve their drinks with whole milk from a local farm. The Tall Man got the Chemex with their Brésil roast, while I got a decaf oatmilk cappuccino. My capp was nice and fruity, made with a light roast that still came through with milk. The pourover was also a hit. He also got a croffle without toppings. It was just sweet enough to satisfy and made for a crunchy/tender afternoon snack. The cafe was an ideal place for a pause in our day. As the afternoon wore on, it got more crowded and seemed to already have a number of regulars, which was a great sign for a place that seemed like it had opened for just a few months. Both dogs and toddling children allowed! It's a small space, though, so we were lucky to be able to linger before it got busy. Random note: the designs for their coffee bean bags are some of the most beautiful I've seen! If I were local, I would be a regular, too!

You will definitely get your sugar fix when stopping in here. They have several different…read morevarieties of baklava. If you are undecided which one you favor, the clerk will kindly offer you a sample. They offer a nice assortment of other baked goods as well. They even have freshly prepared pita sandwiches to balance out your cravings.

One of my favorite, if not my favorite, place I ate at in Quebec! I unfortunately found this place…read moreon the tail end of my trip, so I came here daily the last few days, specifically for the baklava. The staff is incredibly friendly as well and the pastries and treats are mouthwatering!

Belle ambiance, le café est délicieux, très bon service. Nous allons y retourner très souvent!read more

I've come three or four times in the last month... but holy Tabarnouche! I'm a super huge fan of…read morethis cafe. It's located in the very popular office park on Lebourgneuf. it's great to see a local outfit option instead of the brown river water that Tim Hortons offers up. The vibe in here is nouveau yuppie. It's a place that's more comfortable than a Starbucks but similar in interior design. Soft accents make for a comfy experience place for you to hold a small meeting or place to pop in for work during the day for an hour or two. Their coffee is outstanding also. On my few visits I've had their Cappucino in a small format which has been quite creamy but nice and strong. Not sure the blend of beans that they use but on the TV monitors they show what looks like a ecological sustained production of coffee. The video plays in a loop but it's eye catching as you are trying to glance up. The clientele is more upscale and professional working people. Just a word of caution we found out on a few visits a few peeping nosy customers appearing to listen into our conversation. Remember Quebec is not a huge city so you may want to speak in code if your business or conversation is of more a private nature. This is a great place for coffee. When in QC in the area I'll be back!

My partner really loved the place that we went again right before heading to the airport. I got the…read morematcha with a shot of espresso and she got the flat white the first time we came. Second time we tried the cortado and the coffee with I believe hazelnut? She bought the coffee mug and it came with a free drink! Very nicely decorated, it's a vibe. The service was also great, staff was nice and friendly. The logo is really cute!

Good spot for a quick cup of coffee in Quebec City. Standard menu and friendly staff. Drink came…read moreout quickly and was good.

An absolute masterpiece of a French boulangerie! Stepping inside instantly transports me right back…read moreto France. The quality here is unparalleled--I honestly love everything they make. From the perfectly crisp traditional baguettes to the savory quiches and incredible sandwiches, you can't go wrong with anything here. This place has become an absolute must-stop for me every single time I visit Quebec City. By the way, their sister location in Saint-Sauveur is also phenomenal. It's much smaller and features a different menu, but the quality is equally spectacular.

This was my first stop once I arrived in Quebec City from Montréal. I drove straight to Stoneham to…read moreget a box of pastries and a ham sandwich. It's near Jacques Cartier National Park so if you time your trip around fall foliage as I did, you can enjoy your pastries surrounded by the colors of the fall season. The pastries are everything I imagined -- super flakey and delicious. Located outside Quebec City, it was said to be the best pastry shop in the area. I don't think you can go wrong. You just point at whatever is calling you. There was line, but the line moves swift. Is it strange that I get happy and excited when I meet fellow Filipinos. I find comfort in meeting them and it always feels like meeting family away from home. There was a group of them working at this bakery in Stoneham. They were all smiles and very welcoming to me the English speaker in this French speaking province. If you're in the Quebec City and you have your own car, I recommend a visit to Pascal and working off your carb loading with a walk through Jacques Cartier National Park.