I don't know whether this is a restaurant/cafe first and seafood market second, or vice versa. All…read moreI know is it's right smack in the innards of a small town and is filled with locals either getting seafood to cook at home or piping hot meals to enjoy dining in. Stopped here for lunch and got the salmon tartare and clam chowder. The tartare was a decent size and fresh, with a nice pasta salad and thick fries. The chowder was thick and creamy. Both were a bit pricey for the portion size, but tasty and fresh so you won't regret it. Restaurant or market, this place definitely does seafood justice.

We really wanted some local cheese and wine, and were surprised no restaurants seemed to serve…read morelocal products other than the Michelin rated places that are booked out and/or have very high minimum charges. So we were thrilled to find the little grocery store across the street from where we were staying had some decent options. We bought three kinds of cheese; 2 from Quebec and one from Ontario, a port and fig sausage from Quebec and a Quebec red wine along with some local strawberries. We bought a baguette from the bakery across the street and were set! It's not a huge store so choices aren't extensive, but some nice options.

If you love sausages, you probably will like this place. Prices are reasonable and the sausages…read moretaste great. We ordered about 5 different styles and they were all great. The location we visited was housed with a coffee shop and was next to other small markets. Makes sure you stop by the middle eastern market in the same building and buy their Kafta and mergueize.