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.

This is an amazing little natural grocery store in Quebec. I was searching everywhere for a natural…read morefood store and couldn't find anything. Then I stumbled upon this little gem on accident. It really is amazing with all types of organic produce, organic milk and yogurts, grass-fed and organic meats and cold cuts, homeopathics and herbs. Not a tiny store either. If you are traveling there and care about what you eat this is the place to go!

We stopped at this bakery on our way to Montmorency falls. It was Sunday morning so only the owner…read more(?) was there and so there was no sandwiches or salads available yet. Space is quite large and it appears to have a viewing area to see bakers making the bread/pastries. It even has a large corner designated for kids to play in! We asked the owner if we could have some baguette with butter which he gladly obliged. He took a fresh baguette and sliced about half of it into diagonal pieces, put some butter on the side for us and let us have at it. We also had a cappuccino and latte - both were good. The baguette was nice and fresh, good for a bakery but it's hard to mess up a baguette. Towards the end, we tried a Choquette and that was really, really good. Really enjoyed the light crunchiness and the sweetness of the pastry. Perfect sweetness level and so crispy. I probably could have eaten a ton more if I had less self-control and had more money to spend. It probably pairs really well with a coffee. The owner was nice and only charged us 1$ for the half a baguette - I guess he planned on using the rest of it for other things during the day or just a really nice guy who knew we were tourists in the area based on our terrible French and his resorting to speaking to us in English. We did notice this place seems pretty well known to locals. Tons of people would come in looking for a specific loaf of bread or purchase a mass quantity of croissants at a time. One lady bought a bunch of pastries and let her kids to play in the kid's play area. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area if you need breakfast or an afternoon cappuccino or latte!