Great pastries. I got a chocolate croissant that was so light and the bites with chocolate were so…read moregood. The iced cinnamon roll item (danoise cannelle) was exceptional. Amazing, buttery dough with a nice hint of sweetness throughout. Everything was so fresh and decently priced.

This is a Quebec chain restaurant that has stores mainly located in the larger Quebec cities. It…read morehas not been open long in this location. We visited one for breakfast in Baie-Saint-Paul a few weeks ago for breakfast and I gave it five stars. Since it is a chain, this one also gets five stars. We toured this location, but chose not to eat there for lunch. However, we will be back to try it another day. The inside is small with some seating. The pastries, sandwiches and bakery items were similar to those in the Baie-Saint-Paul location. There were quite a few people in the store who had discovered this place and were ordering lunch. It was actually quite crowded. We will return to eat here.

Cozy vibes. Croissant is delicious as well as their banana cake with chocolate chip. The service we…read moregot was great! upspirited, courteous and accomodating. Ample spacing between tables. Menu is on french and english. Parking is i guess by the road, we did not see any parking space aloted for them. Bathroom is clean too

Had a great experience at Om Plante in Magog. We tried the tofu scramble crepe and the caprese…read morecrepe, and both were absolutely delicious. The flavors were unique, well-balanced, and clearly thoughtfully put together. We also had the tiramisu cheesecake for dessert, which was just as impressive. Everything we ordered was fresh and flavorful.

Om Plante is right on the main street / rue principale in Magog. This little cafe caught our eye as…read morethe Tall Man and I were looking for some place for some lighter fare than the usual quebeçois cuisine. This light-filled, cozy space has a few tables for two to four people next to a small kitchen area. We were glad we didn't bring our stroller inside, as it would not have fit, but that said, they did have high chairs for little ones. The Brazilian-inspired vegan cafe is run by the owner (originally from Brazil) and another woman who were both very kind and gave us ample suggestions as well as time to peruse the menu (in French and English). It was very easy to find gluten free options, which I much appreciated. Everything is made to order and made in house, including the vegan cheeses. Service was a little slow due to some staffing issues, but we weren't in a rush and were glad to chat with the owner a bit to hear about her vision for the cafe. We opted to share a smoothie and a sweet crepe, while we each got our own savory crepes. We couldn't resist getting the blue piña commmlada smoothie, which was fruity, not too sweet, and reminded us of blue milk from Star Wars. Our little one immediately grabbed for our glasses, so we gave him a sip and he was big fan, too! As for the crepes, these aren't your typical French-style crepes, but Brazilian style made with tapioca flour and naturally gluten free. Despite having cooked with tapioca flour at home, I wasn't quite prepared for the nearly-bright white crepes that arrived at our table. They encased the fillings like an omelette, but were crisp on the outside and chewy-melty on the inside (more taco like than pancake-like). I haven't had anything quite like it before, but I quite enjoyed. The champignommm et oignommm (yes, just about every dish name comes with extra "m's") was super delicious and creamy. Highly recommended! The Tall Man's BLT Bacommm was fresh but sparser on the ingredients, and the mushroom bacon wasn't very mushroomy or bacony. At the end we shared a car tola à la plante sweet crepe, which we were told was one of the more Brazilian of the options. The combination of caramelized bananas and the tart fromage blanc (a soft cheese kind of a cross between cottage cheese and yogurt) was a delicious conclusion to our meal. If they were open for additional days of the week while we were in town, we would have gone back! À la prochaine :)

Finally, some decent poutine! I've tried it 2 or 3 times elsewhere and have always been…read moreunimpressed. Soggy french fries drowning in a mess of metallic-tasting gravy and cheesy bits that don't seem to belong. Not here. These were pretty good. Thick-cut steak fries with a crust prevented any sogginess. As did the gravy: a proper amount so it didn't resemble french fry soup. Perhaps not made from scratch but at least from a decent stock base so it had actual flavor, wasn't pasty-thick from flour, and the quantity was reasonable. The cheese curds had very little flavor of their own but I liked their texture: just slightly chewy and beginning to melt from the heat but not completely. Overall the dish was rather salty, much of which came from the smoked meat add-on. (Montreal) smoked meat is similar to what is called pastrami or corned beef in the USA. It was in the form of cut-up squares of deli slices liberally sprinkled on top. I think I'd prefer small diced cubes, the size and shape of bagged frozen carrots. Interesting, though I think I'd try one of their many other add-ons next time. I'd probably be bored with plain poutine. The best poutine anywhere? I'm still too new to this dish to say for sure. Probably not the best but good, fun to eat, and filling. I think we shared a small and it was enough for both of us for a light lunch. We also had coffee which was above average and came with free refills. Being a nice day we sat outside in the sidewalk dining area and watched the activity on the Bedford main street. There is table service outside but you go in to pay. Our waitress was great, spoke pretty good English, and helped me connect my phone to their wifi. Inside looked nice too. There was a main cafe area and a back room filled with pool tables, foosball, dartboards, and the like. It's mostly a breakfast and brunch place. There are many standard breakfast items but I'm more intrigued by the breakfast poutine and crepes. The desserts looked great too but I didn't try any. Definitely worth a visit. I'd try it again for sure.

Stopped here to walk the shops and warm up on our trip home from Canada. My phone was dead so no…read morephotos :( We dined in for a hot latte, served in a large homey mug with delicate art on top.

Amazing latte in giant mug, tasty croissants and quiche, nice assortment of French brunch favorites…read more- we were happy patrons!

Wonderful little charming cafe. Baguette, croissants, farci are addictive. Excellent latte! Super…read morefriendly service.

I needed a quick afternoon pick me up and am glad I opted for Café Hubert Saint-Jean. The…read moreunassuming exterior advertises it as a wine bar with smaller lettering advertising coffee, but upon entering I realized quickly that it was mostly a coffee shop that also served wine. I was immediately surprised by the larger-than-expected space, with the ordering counter at the front and a generous seating area and patio behind. If I hadn't been in a rush, I would have stayed to enjoy the ambiance. But to business. I ordered a cortado with oat milk to go. The staff was very friendly and kind. While I waited I looked at the many coffees for sale. It looked like they roasted their own beans, with many single origin options. The barista accidentally made my drink in a ceramic mug to stay, but when I mentioned it was to go, but that it would be fine to just pour my coffee in a to go cup, she said it would be no problem and remade my drink quickly. I very much appreciated having a fresh espresso drink, which was a floral light roast and very good. I'll be back with the Tall Man!

I stopped by here one morning while my wife and I were visiting Magog. The place has amazing vibes,…read morethe service was quick and friendly, and the coffee was fantastic! I loved it so much I brought my wife to see and taste it later that day! Huge recommendation from me!

We have only been there for breakfast. The croissants and coffee are superb. The croissants are…read morefresh every morning. The staff is very pleasant and friendly, easily speaking English or French. It is immaculate. At lunch time they are very busy so I suspect the food is just as good then. Possibly the best place to eat in Knowlton.

Beautiful shop. We stopped to grab sandwiches, drinks, chips, and cookie. Croissant sandwich and…read morecookie were not to be missed. At 5 pm on a weekday, it was nearly empty.

Stopped in for a sandwich on my way from Maine to Montreal. The bread itself was very tasty,…read morealthough maybe a bit worse texturally for having already been made into a sandwich. The ham and cheese were okay but nothing special, and the cornichons were distinctly underwhelming.