As a sales rep constantly on the road, I am always looking to avoid the usual fast food spots one…read moreregularly encounters (eg: timmies, subway...McUnnnnghhhhh). This is the kind of place I like to find on the road which offers healthier alternatives: Fresh sandwiches made with their home made fresh breads... fresh salads that are pretty tasty, and their espresso is fantastic. I would have given this place 4 stars, but I find them a bit too insistent on tips...

We came here a few years ago and enjoyed the experience. This time, maybe due to covid, the staff…read moreis stressed and not courteous. If they wanted us to respect the 2m, someone should have been standing outside and telling us nicely. We were asking questions about our orders and saying they gave us napkins when they didn't or no straws for smoothies etc.The bread and food is good though so hope they can get organized and improve customer service.

This cafe is located in one end of the train station. It is part of a chain that has many…read morerestaurants in the major Quebec cities. This restaurant is well stocked with the usual breakfast pastries and muffins. They also sold local meats and cheeses, ice cream and bags of coffee. We ate breakfast here twice. The coffee and food are good, the service is good and the place is very clean.

I went here for Sunday brunch and it was ok. I had a smoked salmon bagel. The smoked salmon itself…read morewas decent - quite smokey actually. The bagel and side fixings were disappointing though. My kids had a butter crepe and waffle w maple syrup from the kids meal. Both were mediocre. Another friend had the "logger special" (or whatever their "big and meaty" option was called). The serving size was huge but none of the components looked particularly good. I don't think I'd revisit for brunch. But maybe I'd try for dinner since it looks like they take that meal more seriously and the other reviews here seem mostly positive. The town area here is lovely and the restaurant itself is decently nice/very clean. It isn't obvious to me that the town offers much in terms of good food experiences, so maybe it's best to come with more reasonable expectations? I don't know.

Eco-Bistro offering local produces on their menu. We tried…read morethe trio to begin with: The bisque was fabulous, the goat rillette with confit was melting in the mouth and the 'local emeu' very surprising. We then tried the pintade with honey and lavender; it was absolutely delicious and perfectly cooked; and the goat burger with homemade fruit ketchup. The meat was a bit overcooked for me but then it seems like chef never care how customers like their meat cooked over here (I have never been asked how I want it cooked!) but it was nevertheless good. An enjoyable dinner experience!

This is a nice little cafe close to our hotel that sells coffee, cold drinks, pastries, sweet rolls…read moreand sandwiches. With the exception of drinks, the menu is very limited. Our cappuccino and breakfast bagels were very good. Service is friendly and prompt. Seating is plentiful and clean. It's just a nice place to relax and have breakfast.

Cute coffee shop. Offering homemade sweats and sandwiches. Comfortable seating, friendly staff as…read morewell as local items for sale like coffee beans, loose leaf teas, honey, soaps, candles etc.

Avoid this place. I don't really take my time to write reviews but this time I will. The staff was…read morerude from start to finish. I came here during Christmas and just wanted to share a meal with some friends. Here is a list of what happened. We asked for a table and before checking what was available they were trying to deny us service. After convincing them to check what they had available they seated us. My friend wanted to order the steak and the waiter asked "Did you see the price of the steak?" Are you kidding me? My girlfriend has certain dietary restrictions and ask what kind of dressing was on the salad and was told "I don't have time for this" and left Finally we were stared at after we finished the meal and was consistently harassed for a tip. Even though we were just relaxing and trying to finish our bottle of wine. I have never been harassed this much just solely based on my ethnicity until that night. And on top of all of this the "gourmet" food they were serving was not even close to the quality we paid for. I could've made the same quality food in my own kitchen. The medium rare filet mignon I ordered came out tough and more closer to medium well than anything. Don't spend your money here really not worth it.

Poor service and poor quality of food…read more Service: -Sever was impolite and made insulting comments to my colleagues -Made jokes about silverware placement as well as comments about the prices -Consistently forgot orders and served drinks extremely late Food: -Friend ordered the filet mignon and asked for med rare, but it was served medium -I ordered the roast beef and it came out very dry -Another friend ordered the ribeye and it came out significantly undersized, but they were able to adjust the price Should not have expected much from a hotel restaurant that serves multiple cuisines (French, Italian, Chinese Fondue???, etc.). It was my fault for choosing this restaurant over the McDonald's across the street. For the french speakers: Ce restaurant n'est pas bon

One of the best meals we had in Quebec was at Mouton Noir. Excellent service with great wait…read morestaff. The food is prepared with high quality ingredients. Lobster pasta was fresh and herby, slow roasted lamb was dense with layered flavors.

Went her with my special lady and had a great meal. We both gad the duck and, wow! Service was…read moregreat. Wine paring perfect and the property was quaint. You can go simple or elegant. Highly recommended.

I highly recommend Les Trois Becs. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The quiche was some of…read morethe best I have ever had, and the various desserts we tried were delicious and also so pretty! We will be back next time we are in the area for sure.

Owner clarified since COVID they only do take-out and catering, no dine-in…read more But they have a good variety of delicious, high quality sandwiches, baked goods, and more. We had the ham & brie and smoked salmon sandwiches, with a cannele bordelaise. All excellent. Service great.

If you want a big satisfying breakfast this is a good option. Nothing to rock your world but if…read moreyou need to be fortified for a day of touring the sites this can check off the box. I had the ham and cheese and salmon omletes on separate occasions. Coffee could be better

We did takeout for breakfast and it was very good. Cheese omelette and veggie omelette were good…read more(veggies included string beans, onions, bell peppers, zucchini, and carrots, so not a traditional veggie mix). The toast came buttered and was super yummy with the jam. The bagel was on the smaller size but still good. Would recommend the crepes, they came with a lot of fresh fruit and condensed milk over the top.

This is the spot for baked goods in this area. It has variety and a lovely view of the river. I…read morehad a unique pear pie which has a similar filling to an almond croissant. Croissants were decent. Coffee amazing. So much so, I bought a bag to go. I only been here for lunch and afternoon coffee break, but they also have sandwiches and pizzas. What won me over, as with most of Quebec, is the civilized manner of running business. Never too busy to answer a question and when I forgot my coffee grounds, it was set aside and waiting for me the following morning.

We stopped by Pains d'Exclamation to pick out some bakery items for our long drive home. Having…read morestuffed myself with croissant from all the top-rated bakery in downtown Quebec-city a week earlier, I really wasn't expecting anything comparable from a tiny local bakery in La Malbaie. Well let's just say I was pleasantly surprised... My eyes popped open when I took my first bite into their croissant. It was so incredibly flaky throughout and the outer crust near the edges were delightfully crispy. I would say in terms of flakiness/crispiness, it's as good if not better than the croissants at Le Croquembouche and Paillard in QC. It's not quite as airy as the other two places I mentioned, but it's still in the top-3 of my favorite croissant places in QC (or anywhere for that matter). We also had the strawberry brioche, which was also very good. It wasn't too sweet which I liked, but by the time we ate it, the fruit had leaked into the bread making it a little soggy. Still delicious and eating that fresh would have been amazing. The two bakery items we tried were fantastic, however, I felt the service could have been better. We got a little attitude when we were ordering because we had a difficult time deciding what to get and felt we were rushed. Could have been the language barrier, but I think she could have been more patient. Regardless, putting up with a little attitude from auntie is a small price to pay for tasting their delightful baked goods. Would definitely recommend stopping by if you are in the area!