Stopped by La Boîte à Pain after their renovations to grab croissants for breakfast. The pastry…read moreselection is still a bit limited, but it's a reliable stop when you want something quick and simple. A fresh, ready‑to‑go pizza station up front, and the baked goods/coffee counter sits toward the back. Plenty of seating if you choose to dine in, which makes the space feel relaxed rather than rushed. The croissant was buttery and decent -- not overly elaborate, but satisfying for a morning bite. A convenient neighbourhood option, especially if you're nearby and want something fresh without fuss.

Best bread bakery that we found during our 5 days in town. Hubby loved the hot parsnip soup and we…read moredove right into the baguette! Plenty of locals coming in - being greeted, picking up a prepared sandwich to go and heading out. Not much space to eat inside- we grabbed a couple of stools by the window counter. The kouign -amann also the best in town. We took some with us and enjoyed them during the week. There is another bakery a few spots down and it does not hold a candle to this bakery. Quiche and other snack items available and vary by day. Focus on the goodies here- come early as once it is sold for the day - that is it!

Here on vacay, up the road from us is this gem…read more Very good pizza. My son had the 4 cheese and I had veggie calzone. A very tasty crust and toppings. Crust is always a factor for me. It's like rice, there is a difference if you know, and pizza crust is bread and some have better flavour than others. This was good flavoured pizza crust. Would eat here again for sure

We stopped in for a little breakfast on our walk to downtown. I got the ham and cheese croissant…read more Amazing! So worth the calories. My husband ordered the chocolate and almond croissant that was mind blowing! They had a true wood fired oven as well in view. Best bread I've had since I've been in Quebec.

An absolute masterpiece of a French boulangerie! Stepping inside instantly transports me right back…read moreto France. The quality here is unparalleled--I honestly love everything they make. From the perfectly crisp traditional baguettes to the savory quiches and incredible sandwiches, you can't go wrong with anything here. This place has become an absolute must-stop for me every single time I visit Quebec City. By the way, their sister location in Saint-Sauveur is also phenomenal. It's much smaller and features a different menu, but the quality is equally spectacular.

This was my first stop once I arrived in Quebec City from Montréal. I drove straight to Stoneham to…read moreget a box of pastries and a ham sandwich. It's near Jacques Cartier National Park so if you time your trip around fall foliage as I did, you can enjoy your pastries surrounded by the colors of the fall season. The pastries are everything I imagined -- super flakey and delicious. Located outside Quebec City, it was said to be the best pastry shop in the area. I don't think you can go wrong. You just point at whatever is calling you. There was line, but the line moves swift. Is it strange that I get happy and excited when I meet fellow Filipinos. I find comfort in meeting them and it always feels like meeting family away from home. There was a group of them working at this bakery in Stoneham. They were all smiles and very welcoming to me the English speaker in this French speaking province. If you're in the Quebec City and you have your own car, I recommend a visit to Pascal and working off your carb loading with a walk through Jacques Cartier National Park.

We woke up in Quebec City hungry and without a plan, and a quick search crowned L'Épicurien the…read morehome of the city's best buckwheat crêpes. A bold claim, and one this modest Avenue Maguire café wears with quiet confidence. The room is bright and unpretentious, a neighbourhood café with a patisserie's polish, its counter of macarons and pastries tempting you before you've even taken a seat. The cooking is honest rather than showy. A little more seasoning and textural contrast would lift it from very good to truly memorable, but this is exactly the kind of brunch you hope to stumble upon in a new city. Service was warm, attentive and unhurried in the best French manner. A worthy detour from the Old City for anyone serious about a proper crêpe. I'd happily return, and I recommend the brunch without hesitation.

While searching for authentic crêpes in Quebec City, I discovered L'Épicurien -- a hidden gem that…read moredeserves far more recognition than its modest number of reviews might suggest. It quickly became the best crêperie I experienced during my time in the city. I sampled both the leek and smoked salmon crêpe as well as the bacon and mushroom. Each showcased a level of freshness and care that set this spot apart. The smoked salmon, prepared in-house, carried a delicate sweetness that perfectly complemented the savory crêpe. The bacon, while not crisp in the traditional sense, was deeply flavorful and harmonized beautifully with earthy mushrooms. Dessert was equally memorable. I couldn't resist a box of six macarons, offered in a variety of flavors, each one crafted with finesse -- light, balanced, and satisfying without being overly sweet. L'Épicurien is a place where quality ingredients and thoughtful preparation shine. It's an unassuming spot that rewards those who step inside. I would gladly return and recommend it to anyone in search of an exceptional crêpe experience in Quebec City

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.

This is an incredible bakery! The pastries were delicious and fresh, and the staff is super…read morewelcoming and friendly! It also smells great inside and is very clean!

Delicious croissants. Also tried sandwich wraps and macaroons. All yummy. Non English speaking but…read morewe worked everything out easily. Great place to grab a delicious morsel on the go

Went there for breakfast since we were staying in a nearby place…read more Atmosphere: Take out only, no place to sit down or even stand and eat what you got. Food: For 6 of us we got a wider range of food. We got flex seed, ham and cheese, spinach and goat cheese croissants. All of them were amazing. (5 Stars) We also got 6 chouquette (see the images posted by other people), they were disappointing. They were hollow and did not have a lot of taste with them. (2 stars) Friendly service. I would go there again but order only the croissants.

The food was good and we had English speaking staff.The food was good but I thought I would like…read morepoutine more. Not crazy about squeaking cheese. The prices were about the same as the other restaurants but I liked the selection better here.

Great service. Four Cheese Traditional Pizza was delicious…read more Half spaghetti was a good size

We stopped in for lunch and some pastries to go. They were very accommodating even though we don't…read morespeak French. The sandwiches were the best food we've had in Quebec. So fresh and simply delicious! We were super impressed with the variety of frozen treats available. Their famous canele were a wonderful treat. Everyone loved everything. Highly recommend this place!

Went here when coming back from Quebec City to Montreal. It's a little bit out of the way, but I…read morehad seen a news article about these "canele" and just had to try them for myself. Canele are a custard/pastry concoction shaped like little jelly moulds/cups - sweet but not sickly. I'm not sure how else to describe it. I like them, and like most pastries they are best when fresh. That being said, you can buy them frozen here which means you can stock up and keep some for later. I'll be going to get some more next time I'm up that way, just because they're so different and you can't get them in many places (I haven't seen them anywhere else). The staff that were there only spoke French, but that's normal for Quebec City (and pretty much guaranteed outside of the old town area). It's really not a big deal, as it only takes a few words and gestures to get as many canele as you can carry.