We had a nice breakfast at La Maison Smith. We enjoyed a delicious vegan sandwich and an almond…read morecroissant. Coffees were well made including a flat white and their drip coffee. Nice ambiance to enjoy a relaxing but non- fussy breakfast. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

Cute cafe with a delicious chocolate almond croissant. A few gluten free options for those who need…read morethem (like that carmel brownie). Had a nice vibe inside, but I forgot to take a picture of the place itself.

Americano is SUPERB Iced chai latte - (I'm very particular…read moreand prefer more spices) Croissants - (probably a 3.5 but the almond chocolate croissant was something we've never heard of before and I enjoyed the combo) Would come back Enjoyed the outdoor seating

Always Smith!!…read more Coffee and croissants never let you down , got seats and place to charge. Always nice location to meet u p with friends

We ordered the savory crepe with eggs, spinach and mozzarella and it was amazing. This was my first…read moretime trying a savory crepe and this did not disappoint. The square shape made it easy to share and it comes with some cole slaw which actually pairs really well with the crepe. It was cool being able to watch the make the crepe in front for you as well. Very filling breakfast

It's a very casual environment - more like a cafe than a restaurant. Everything was clean and the…read moredecorations and the colors were warm and appealing. The menu is not extensive - it's boards on the wall. It makes it very easy to pick or decide if this place is for you or not. We were very excited for crepes and croissants. We were able to get both. We manage to snag enough seats for the 6 of us, we pulled some tables together. It's not a large space, however, there were a couple of parties that had at least 5 people. You order at the counter and then take a seat or step to the side and wait for your name to be called. If you are sitting they will bring the food to you. We ordered a few crepes which we all loved. Nutella, Western, Traditional. Made fresh to order - the kids really enjoyed watching the gentleman make them. They were delicious and beautifully created. The Almond croissant - was flakey and delicious. I would definitely return and recommend.

Quaint and honest cafe that has existed since the 70's. They roast their own beans in small batches…read moreeach morning on weekdays. Their standard barista blend is very well balanced as either a cappuccino, an espresso, or a cortado. Their decaf blend was equally good. I loved the available spinach turnover, the maple turnover, the regular croissant, and the pistachio croissant. It was an absolute pleasure to start our mornings here between 6:30-7:00 AM and just decompress before launching into the day's activities. We will happily return on our next trip! Our heartfelt thanks to the owner and staff!

Perfect cappuccino!!. Din't miss this place if you love coffee short walk from the port.read more

Cute little cafe away from the business of the shopping area. There are lots of little gift items…read morearound the shop like earrings, soap, and socks. It was a nice light but filling lunch! There were yummy Mary's seed crackers behind the soup- I recognized these because I buy them in the states.

Unfortunately, my wife became ill after eating here…read more She is allergic to gluten and clearly explained this when ordering. She was sold a biscuit sans gluten--which, even with my rusty high-school French, should mean that it was safe for her to eat. She had the biscuit with a cappuccino. About an hour later, she developed the familiar cramps she experiences after being exposed to gluten. Whether the biscuit was mislabeled or there was considerable cross-contamination, something appears to have gone seriously wrong. I had a cinnamon roll and cappuccino, both of which were fine. Unfortunately, any positive impression I had of the café disappeared when my wife became sick. Anyone with a gluten allergy or sensitivity should be very cautious when ordering here.

Yes, this is a running shop. But it really should be highlighted as a coffee shop - best in Quebec…read moreCity, and a welcome change from the surprisingly limited, tourist-clogged, scarce-seating options further up the hill in the old city. They really know their coffee, and it shows at first sip!

Quirky small place with a local vibe. Never seen a running shop/cafe combo before, but a few people…read moredid roll through on a very snowy day dressed for exercise. Great service, reasonable prices. Got a chai latte and enjoyed! Interesting glassware and solid latte art. Would go back!

Great coffee and nice staff. The bakery goods were outstanding. Plenty of seating on the 2nd and…read more3rd floors.

This place is super cute and cozy with 3 levels and AC on the top floor where I enjoyed my cafe…read morelatte often on hot days. The coffee is amazing with a unique rich flavor which kept me coming back every morning for 5 days! The banana chocolate pastry and grilled cheese were my favorite go-to. The baristas speak English well and were super friendly. The decor on the 3rd floor has cute animal paintings. Highly recommend this place!

Everything from the granola to the pastries was delicious. Their location is spacious and easy to…read morefind; they also had a huge range of teas both hot and iced. I loved their branding and style. Cool spot!

Coffee is good here and reasonably priced. Food items purchased with coffee merit discount as a…read morecombo deal. This café has a very large interior. Great for meeting with friends or studying or working. The workers are kind and very friendly. They also speak English here.

Service was great and the restaurant was clean and dimly lit, making for a great ambiance. Table…read morefor one? No problem. Menu arrived promptly. The house white was as described -- "very tasty", cold and welcomed after a long day of walking steps and hills. The filet de sole meunière with fingerling potatoes and capers was perfectly cooked and seasoned. The small side salad was crisp lettuce with a nice light dressing. I recommend this place as an alternative to those on the main and beaten path of Vieux Quebec.

Amazing gem of a 106 years old restaurant in the heart of Old Quebec City. Delicious food and…read morefriendly efficient service. My breakfast poutine with a light Hollandaise sauce was superb and the crepes with fresh fruit was delicious.

This place was incredible! My husband and I ate here on vacation and are so glad we did. This was…read moreone of those meals you remember your entire life. We got there a little early so beat the crowds. The restaurant was super cute and cozy inside. Our server was very kind and helpful. He gave an excellent rundown of the menu and recommended a good cider pairing for my food. He let me trial a couple ciders before making a decision and the ciders were so good! It paired very well to cut the savoriness and fat of my meal. I ordered the Bearn and it was amazing!! The fuck confit was perfection and paired well with the sweetness of the onions and sharpness of the goat cheese. My husband got the sausage galette to trial their homemade sausage. His meal was also extremely good! So much flavor! TL;DR exceptional food and service!

We had a leisurely lunch here after exploring the city. The service was unbothered and, as we were…read moredone with our to-do list and spent from so much walking, we were served perfectly. The restaurant was packed and we were lucky to have gotten the last table. It was outdoors --- seems they do not always have the sidewalk tables set up -- and a lovely day for us to be outside, shaded by the building, gazing up at a church steeple not far down the street and listening to the native French speaker chatting away in the r neighborhood. We enjoyed 2 savory crepes : ham and sausage. We loved! 2 dessert crepes: pear and apple We recommend.