They are purported the best ice cream in Quebec and I have to say, from what I tried, they…read moredefinitely deserve the rating. Their ice cream is served in premier restaurants around the province, so it was pretty cool that I could go and have their ice cream on site. I ordered two scoops in a waffle cone, but had her do mini scoops, so I could try four flavors. I got the blueberry and cherry sorbets, dark chocolate and yogurt ice creams. The sorbets tasted like fresh berries and reminded me of pie filling in terms of rich flavor, but a lot less calories and sugar. The dark chocolate and yogurt were both exceptional. They also offer salads and soups. I'd order here daily on my next trip.

Location: On the edge of the village. You can park if you drive…read more The place: This is a to-go spot, but they do have some seating outside, which is great when it's nice out. They have swings! The goods: I tried the strawberry/basil sorbet along with the honey/ orange flower sorbet. Both were amazing - I'm glad I opted away from the usual chocolate and tried something different. So, so good. My mom tried the pistachio ice cream and the coconut sorbet and she really enjoyed both. Service: OK Price point: I'd say they're on par with most places. If you're in the area, definitely take a little walk over to check these guys out. You can't go wrong with locally made ice cream!

Yelp delivers again! Sweet little cafe in Gaspé with exquisitely executed baked goods. A really…read moreamazing breakfast sandwich. We will let you know how the raisin bread tastes!

Great coffee shop, nice open space. Good coffee and brunch options, the smoked trout was delicious…read more Definitely seek out this gem in this beautiful part of Québec!

We'd just arrived in Percé and were looking for a local place to eat that had of course, the array…read moreof seafood we'd come to devour. Reviews had looked pretty good, so we decided to check them out. We were not disappointed. We were swiftly seated (thankfully, not the height of high season yet). We ordered local beers: my friend got the Gringo, a and I got the Cap Gaspé, a delicious Weizen. We started with an order of a half dozen raw oysters: they were succulent and sweet. We could have easily blown $100CA just on eating oysters. They were that good. She ordered the fried flounder tacos for dinner while I ordered the seafood stew. My God, it was to die for-sublime, came to mind. The flounder pieces were so tender, they melted in my mouth. The lobster, scallops and shrimp were perfectly cooked and the broth was spectacular. We still had a little hunger, so we ordered the beignets (Pogo) of crab. So good. Service was excellent: served with smiles and a great sense of humor. We could have eaten here every day, the meal was so good. It's a definite must for dining in Percé.

We had reservations at a restaurant across the way but they were running way behind so walked…read moreacross the way to Fruits de Mer. No wait. Great food and service. A wonderful place to dine in Perce.

Endroit clé . Centre du village idéal pour les piéton en cas de débordement. Employées chaleureux …read more Évènement et Spectacle Formidable

YO! The bartender pulled a fast one on me…read more We are Anglo only, and the waiter (guy with a beard, and long hair in a ponytail) scammed me. He took our order in silence by me pointing at their board and ordering by beer name. I ordered 2 pints, for me and my wife. I put down a $20 bill and he put down a loonie and 2 quarters in change. Expensive, but fine. I grabbed 50 cents and left the loonie, picked up the two beers, and started to walk away. Suddenly as I started walking away, he slapped more change on the counter, then sweeped it almost immediately back up into his hand, and went about talking to his buddies I went out to my wife and said hey, how much are these beers? The guy seemed to suddenly drop more change on the table as I walked away? We looked on the menu and the pints are only $6.25 each. He drops $1.50 change, waits for you to leave a bit of a tip and walk away, then puts the rest down and collects it as if you left it behind for him TLDR - waiter got a full $5 out of me on 2 pints, and they do not like English there too much

Marché des Saveurs is primarily a small grocery store with a range of items including bread,…read morecheeses (quite a large selection of cheeses actually), bakery items, packaged meats and fish, beer, etc. In addition to the grocery items, they also serve food (limited menu) during the lunch hours which daily lunch specials. On our visit, we decided to our two lunch specials in addition to buying some bread, cheese, and dessert to take back to our hotel nearby for dinner. The food was tasty but the portions were a bit small for the price. From a tourist perspective, the grocery store part makes it a convenient place to go to grab items to make your own meals. For the restaurant side of things, I'd stick to lunches as the portions are just a bit too small for dinner (especially if you spend the day hiking in the park :-) ).

Get the smoked meat & home-made potato chips. Closest thing you'll get to a Montreal smoked meat…read moresandwich in Eastern Quebec.

Endroit de toute beauté . Endroit accueillant Convivial…read more Employée impeccable . Produits locale Fantastique .

A very cute little coffee shop - French book shop. Has a big collection of French books, we had to…read moreget one with a hope that one day we would be able to read French :). The coffee was great. The Croque madame was amazing to have with coffee. the owner was amazing and we had a good conversation. If you are exploring Perce, definitely stop by.

We were in Gaspe for a day as a port stop on our cruise. We rented a car to explore and one of our…read morestops that we wanted to explore was Microbrasserie Au Frontibus. It is a small microbrewery, with quite a few choices for beer and they do offer wine, which was great. Mr. Bee did flight of beers, Vice Roi, which was a pilsner, Riviere R. Nord, Session Lorestiere an really nice IPA, Quadrupel Barrique, which he loved and lastly the nice woman at the bar offered him a taste of Sexybus, which was pink in color, and somewhat fruity. Of course with our drinks we ordered Poutine. It was delicious and so different from the Poutine's we had in Montreal and would have on this trip. Instead of gravy the crispy and creamy fries are topped with a sweet BBQ sauce and cheese curds. We loved it. The sauce was tangy and sweet and paired with the fries perfectly. The staff couldn't have been nicer. Everyone in the tasting room mainly speaks French and with our extremely limited French and their little bit of English we managed just fine and had so much fun with everyone. This was one of the highlights of our day in Gaspe.

Patio by the highway. But beer is very good. Assitte de mer. Small selection of smoked fish with…read moresmoked cod, mackerel, pickled herring. Perfect pairing.