Very busy place and yet multiple staff acknowledged our waiting by the entrance and apologized…read more Once we got seated ( there were 4 of us ) we got our orders taken and served very quickly. Three of us had the sandwich that came with a couscous salad and I had the smoked salmon pasta. There were all delicious and all had their own signature uniqueness. The server had to switch between French and English with different table and they were superb!

Cozy cafe with an artistic interior design that does its name honour, a view that will make you…read morewant to stay for hours, and a friendly and quick staff that will make you feel welcome. The food though is meh, especially at those prices. Went here for breakfast and got: - Grilled Cheese: They used brie which I guess complemented the glazed pecans, but I personally would have wanted a sharper cheese. Also couldn't really taste the chopped apples which, if sweeter, would've definitely made this better. - Smoked Salmon Bagel: Good quality salmon with a generous enough serving. Yowza though at that price. If you're willing to pay up for the view, the vibe and the great service, this is a good spot. If all you care about is how good the food tastes and how much it costs, well, hopefully you see things differently than I do.

This boulangerie is a hidden gem. They get 4.5 stars…read more Broccoli Cauliflower salad was pretty good. The vegetables were firm & the dressing was decently zesty. Bostock was brioche with almonds. It was good: moist with a rich, good almond flavour. Triple chocolate cookie was good too: crisp with a rich crumb. Surprisingly for a boulangerie in a small town, they had bahn mi & tempeh.

This cafe / bakery / sandwich shop has quite a variety of items. Having stopped in for lunch, I…read morepicked up a grilled sandwich, latte, and chocolate croissant. The grilled steak sandwich was very good as was the latte. Unfortunately, despite it being a bakery, the chocolate croissant tasted like a day old one which was unfortunate. There is indoor and outdoor seating and a small parking lot next to the shop. Prices are pretty reasonable for what you get (sandwich wise), but the lattes were a bit expensive considering the size (paid for large which is $4 but it seemed more like a medium). All in all though I would recommend it and would go back if I was ever in the area.

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!

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.

Excellent place to have any meal of the day. Great service and homemade food for every taste. A…read moreperfect stop on a beautiful drive around the Gaspé

Cannot speak on anything else but the poutine here is super fantastic. Would recommend…read morewholeheartedly

We've been hearing about poutine. While being in Gaspe, we figured it was perfect timing. We sat…read moreoutside with a lovely view. The service was great and we were served pretty quickly. Our dish was amazing. It was so good. You're missing out if you don't try the poutine here.

This place gets 3.5 stars…read more Cod Cakes Gaspasie style were basically bacalao croquettes. They were great & came with a yummy courgette relish. They were denser than Spanish croquettes (which have a bechamel filling). Club sandwich with lobster was good. There was quite a lot of lobster & it was fresh. The fries were decent: a touch undersalted but there was salt at the table (not all restaurants with undersalted fries have that). Bouillabaisse was stronger than the French version. It came with cheese, spicy mayo & buttered toast. The toast was a bit old but otherwise everything was good. The scallops were huge & there was tons of shrimp. Maple syrup tart was a tart with maple syrup on top. It was microwaved so it was too hot. That said, it tasted good. The crumb good - short - on the edges but the centre was a bit soft.