This spot is directly across from our Airbnb rental and how lucky we are. I had the chocolate…read morecroissant and my husband got the banana chocolate baguette with a whole banana baked inside. We plan to go bAck every morning for our coffee and freshly baked bread.

Lovely corner patisserie and coffee shop! The almond creme croissant was delicious. We're headed…read moreback to get a loaf of bread.

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!

Monday, 11:00 AM…read more Quickie: + Item variety + Friendly staff - Cleanliness - Layout And then...? Le Crac Aliments Sains is Quebec's Whole Foods lite. It's a nice alternative to the other types of grocery stores in this area. ********** Constructive comments: *Options to compost and recycle (especially bags) *Source ingredients

We love shopping at Whole Foods when home in California, and it was nice to find a "petite" version…read moreclose to Vieux Quebec, on the the main shopping street of rue St-Jean, a few blocks to outside the walls of Haute Ville. A very good selection of fresh and packaged foods, with most being "biologiques", .i.e., organic food. Definitely a recommendation for a health food market. However, nothing is inexpensive in Quebec City.

Caverne d'Ali Baba , petit mais rien ne manque . Beaucoup de produits bio , légumes , fruits ,…read morelaitages , viandes , poissons , cosmétiques , pains , gâteaux , compléments alimentaires , et super : pour une facture de 100 dollars , il nous est offert une réduction de 20% sur nos compléments alimentaires ! Moins cher que partout ailleurs dans Québec . Les employés toujours aimables , souriants et portés par un idéal de terre meilleure . Le client est respecté et reçu avec simplicité et gentillesse . Nous pouvons leur demander des conseils , toujours agréable .J'y vais une fois par semaine , sinon , je prends mon miel au Crak , et quelques commandes à NousRire , mais de plus en plus rare .

I'm always up for a new Tea Shop location and if you happen to be in Québec, then definitely stop…read morein at La Route des Indes. Located in the Marché du Vieux-Port, this is an excellent destination not just for tea lovers but for spice folks too. I was staring at this place up and down from the outside. And once you're inside it was hard to take it all in. Place is jam-packed with a gazillion cabinets and Tins full of Teas and Spices. Plus you can get other non-perishables. So here's the thing- La Route isn't a Café. But it is a cozy and funky shop holding a humongous selection of Teas- practically in every flavor. Heads up people, aisles are narrow. They're so narrow, two people walking opposite each other have to just keep it moving sideways. Brought back home a Chocolate Chai Tea selection as well as regular Chai in loose tea form. Plus grabbed Cayenne, Garam Masala and Coriander powder for my fave Lasooni Gobi recipe to make at home. Definitely make a stop here if this is up your alley. And have to also say, La Route is the most enticing tea and spice shop I've seen so far.

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