The guy behind the counter shorted me. He was unfriendly and in a hurry to get rid of me…read more I noticed right after the transaction and when I tried to speak to him, he was shifty eyed claiming that he gave me a ten and a five dollar bill plus change for a bottle of water. But he didn't give me a five. This was the third time I'd visited the place, and the other people I dealt with were nice. This guy is older, late 40s to 50, I'd guess...an unpleasant crook. Don't go here . Date 7/3/26

Just about everything you might need, this convenience store had a great selection of local beer,…read morewine and cidre. We also discovered Canadian peanut butter which is way better than the American versions.

From our hotel in old town, we had to walk about a half a mile straight uphill. It seemed we…read moreweren't in the best of moods when we got there that move changed quickly as we were greeted with a genuine welcome. Having eaten it a lot of nice restaurants we decided we just want a sandwich and notice their rating. The Italian sandwich did not disappoint. We are both occasionally guilty of hyperbole, but to us that Italian sandwich was one of the best if not the best we've ever had and we've eaten them in Italy in New York in Chicago.

Wonderful little market to pick up a bottle (or two) of wine, and grab a in store made sandwich, or…read moresome croissants. I don't speak French, and they were so kind in being patient with me and speaking English. Sandwiches we're amazing! We ordered an Italian and a duck confit sandwich. Both were delicious. Nice little hidden gem just a minute from where we are staying!

We stopped by the grocery store. I wanted cheese and snacks while my bf wanted some local beer. I…read morewas able to find what I was looking for. My bf also hit the jackpot because they have a large selection of craft beer.

This was a perfect little grocery store for our visit to Quebec City. If you get there early there…read moreare delicious pre made sandwiches plus their baguettes and croissants are reasonably priced and delicious. We bought ham and cheese and had simple snack for the rest of the day. They sell small bits servings of butter and jam too. Many nice beverages and Canadian candy choices. We bought some oranges that were also delicious. For ppl wanting typical groceries that is also available as well as one aisle of simple toiletries. Staff was quiet but polite.

Great restaurant and service. My favorite was the beef cheek pot au feu purée…read more Also, I ended up tasting the best vodka I've ever had at the recommendation of our server. I left QC with two bottles. Company is Menaud.

Stopped by for croissant and coffee. Chocolate croissant was good as well as the iced coffee. They…read moredo have sandwiches and whole cakes on display too as well as local beer and wines.

This is a great little market with drinks and snacks. There is a selection of sandwiches available…read moreas well at VERY reasonable prices. (About $3-4). Service was friendly. The shop was clean. It's very small but they do have the basics. The prices are MUCH better than the market further up the hill on the same block. Skip that one and come here.

During a nice evening stroll, we happened upon this lovely little market that had two things I…read morelonged for dearly: convenience store sandwiches (yes, a strange longing, but I can't help it) and beer. Since we'd just eaten dinner, the sandwich was out of the question but we were more than pleased with the selection of beer. All the beers were very moderately priced so we got a few to enjoy in the comfort of our hotel room. Though it's a very small space, you could find just about everything that you would need to have a little slumber party picnic- chips, candy, beverages, etc. I had given up searching for an open dépanneur when we found this place. I was super glad that they were open late.

Authentic French bakery. Wow!!!! This bakery is amazing…read more The coffee is great. The fruit temptations are out of this world. Don't even get me started with the croissants... The baguettes are to die for. The sourdough bread is also incredible. They have a really nice covered patio to sit outside. They make nice sandwiches. The staff is so lovely as well. My husband and I do our morning walk to the bakery every morning as part of our routine. I wish we had one like this back home. I wish this place was a franchise because I would buy one and open it up in Ontario.

Looking for a breakfast place on our first day in Quebec! We came across this place and de used to…read moregive it a try. Everything was delicious such wish they would have warmed up their food more. It has a huge variety, something for everyone. Picture show the items we purchased. The staff was very friendly and we communicated with my broken French and their English. Thank you for helping this non French speaker! The de or was very cute - looked very clean.

Le Croquembouche had the best pastries of all the shops we visited on our trip to Quebec City! We…read morefinally realized that the places with the best coffee don't have great baked goods, and we ended up here twice (and enjoyed coffee from Nektar next door). I don't love laminated pastries, so my favorite item was the Galette Fruitee (like a mixed berry muffin top with whole wheat & oat flour), I also tried the brioche bressane, and my husband loved the plain croissant, pain suisse, ham and cheese quiche & brownie pops. We also got a baguette tradition to take home!

This was my first trip to Quebec city in many years, so I asked a friend to recommend a pâtisserie…read moreshe loved. Le Croquembouche had what I was looking for. The eclairs and Paris-Brest are so delicious. The crisp choux and creamy fillings were just perfect. The quiche was rich but not heavy. I was mostly there for sweet treats to bring home, so I can't speak to the Vienniosserie or breads, but everything I got was delicious and so, so pretty!

What an interesting store with all kinds of condiments, sweets, spices, just a cool épicerie ! I…read morefeel like I could spend all day here browsing and take home different items to try out! My friend said it's the one of the oldest running épicerie in the whole North America! That makes it even more interesting! Interestingly they also had some asian items. I got some chocolates there and they were so delicious... Highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the city!

I wanted to stop by as it's the oldest grocery store in North America. It was founded in 1871…read more There is a good selection of products. There is also some seats in the front. We came back later wanting to purchase some cheese after dinner, but they were already closed. Darn.