Another amazing cheese shop of Quebec. This one is located in The Beauce region which for a non…read moreQuebecker is the beautiful rolling hill area south of QC. It's a very pastoral region and the locals are very proud to be from La Beauce. The villages in the area encompass St Marie du Beauce, St Victor, Beauceville and many more small communities with long names. This cheese shop here is known to be almost one hundred years old. The cheese shop started in 1921. Holy Christmas this is an amazing feat. In the boutique many cheeses are available, Quebec cider, jams and jellies and of course maple products plus cakes and desserts. On my visit I picked up a bag of fresh cheese curds some maple sponge toffee and maple butter. The cheese was squeaky, less salty than other places and downright tummy delicious. For me I love visiting and discovering many of the fine cheese shops we have in Quebec. From having lived in Ontario and Western Canada the cheese shops in QC are a real provincial treat. Plus no other province has as many local artisan cheese shops. It can be taken for granted the longer you live in Quebec but it's really an example of the Québécois heritage and history passed down. We love cheese here and this is another fine place to come get some tasty plus creamy treats.

Location: Somewhere I've never been before, but it sure is nice in these parts! There is ample…read moreparking even though the place seems to be quite busy. The place: You can buy cheese or you can stop by to get some ice cream. The goods: We stopped in and got some cheese - they had a good variety. Obviously we got a big bag of cheese curds, and I purchased 2 different cheeses - the Louis Cyr (awesome) and Le P'tit Bonheur (haven't tried it yet). Normally, I get Le Fin Renard, which is great, but I wanted to try something new. On the way out, we decided to get some ice cream - a chocolate soft serve dipped in milk chocolate for my mom, and I tried the vegan strawberry ice cream dipped in dark chocolate. Oh. My. God. It was so good - I'm sad to live so far away! Service: Friendly Price point: To be honest, you're not getting any deals on cheese unless you are buying the extras (basically they appear to be exactly like the regular cheese, but you get more for a bit less). As for the ice cream, pricing is on par with most places. This place is worth the stop if you are in the area - not only do you get to buy tasty cheese, but you'll take a drive through some truly breathtaking scenery.

Similarly to previous postings, I was ensnared by the small Province of Quebec tourist information…read moresigns on the side of Highway 20. The relatively short side trip was quite picturesque and worthwhile. Although they have a side service window (which I believe also sells bread and wine) as well as outdoor seating for picnicking, the fromagerie itself is businesslike. I ordered the Le Seigneur de Tilly Gouda and Brins de Gouda curds, which were good but unremarkable. Luckily I also ordered four various soft cheeses, similar to Camembert. These may be some of the best soft cheeses I have ever tasted. Of course, over the months I have forgotten the names... Quel dommage!

Very quiet, nice place. Drove in on NYEE, very calm, no one else there but us. We walked in just an…read morehour before closing and the manager went above and beyond to make sure we were not hurried to finish and leave. One of our first experiences with a place in Quebec that had very few people (by few, I mean only 1) that spoke English. Had the carbonara and chicken Parmesan. The pasta with the Parmesan was not much, but the salad was very fresh, and the Parmesan was amazing! Juicy, covered, and very cheesy. The carbonara had quite a bit of ham, it was ok. The price was pretty decent, could have been better, but overall, the service was great and the food wasn't too bad.