What an amazing little cafe! It is simply adorable! Inside two cosy rooms are packed with all sorts…read moreof gift like treasures. We had stopped for two espressos and two dainty elephant ear pastries. We took the time to enjoy them on the welcoming colorful porch. Definitely make this a stop on your tour around the Ile d'Orleans.

La Maisonnette De L'ile J'ai entendu dire par quelques…read morepersonnes que la tarte aux pommes ici était merveilleuse, alors après le déjeuner, je me suis arrêté pour une tarte aux pommes avec une sauce au caramel et un expresso. La maisonnette et la terrasse sont si mignonnes et pittoresques, un endroit merveilleux pour prendre une collation. J'ai été rejoint par un beau coq - un peu effronté mais poli... J'ai partagé un peu de mon palmier avec lui et il a semblé apprécier. Je ne pense pas que ce soit son premier. Après mon expresso, je suis retourné et j'ai trouvé de merveilleux souvenirs, notamment des t-shirts, des sweats à capuche, des vestes et il y avait tellement d'articles pour la maison que je voulais mais que je savais qu'ils ne rentreraient pas dans ma valise. Pourtant, j'ai aussi acheté un magnifique livre pour enfants "Dorianne et Edgar sauvent Noel à l'île d'Orléans" de l'auteure locale Martine Patoine et c'est ravissant. Je n'avais pas réalisé que la copie m'avait posé un problème et, par chance, j'étais garée juste à côté de l'auteur et son mari et son adorable chien m'en ont donné une toute nouvelle parfaite de leur voiture. La chance! Une boutique délicieuse, une tarte aux pommes et un café merveilleux et plein de bonnes choses à l'intérieur! ***** I heard from a few people that the apple pie here was wonderful, so after lunch I stopped in for an apple pie with caramel sauce and espresso. The playhouse and patio are so cute and quaint, a wonderful place to grab a snack. I was joined by a handsome rooster - a little cheeky but polite... I shared some of my palmier with him and he seemed to appreciate it. I don't think this was his first. After my espresso I went back and found some wonderful souvenirs including t-shirts, hoodies, jackets and there were so many home items that I wanted but knew they wouldn't fit in my suitcase. However, I also bought a wonderful children's book "Dorianne and Edgar save Noel on the Island of Orleans" by local author Martine Patoine and it is delightful. I didn't realize I had a problem with the copy and luckily I was parked right next to the author and her husband and adorable dog gave me a perfect brand new one from their car . How lucky! A delicious apple pie and coffee, a wonderful apple pie and coffee, a wonderful shop and lots of goodies inside!

Love this place!!! To go cafe in Quebec, never been wronged…read more Freshly roasted coffee and homemade French pastries amid lovely outdoor patio seating. Blending a cozy café vibe with a small local artisan boutique, it is a beloved rest stop for travellers touring the picturesque Orleans Island.

I came here with some friends one morning on our trip and we had a very good experience. Although a…read morelittle pricy, service is good and the drink quality was good. I had a hot chocolate with pistachio flavoring and it was hot, smooth, and rich. Service was quick and there was a nice area to sit down while we drank. You can also enjoy browsing the little shop attached to the cafe. Luckily they also spoke English here so we had no issues ordering. I'd love to come back to try something else.

What a fantastic store! They carry exquisite items and their…read moresales personnel is exceptional. This was not my first visit to Pot En Ciel. I had shopped there several years ago during another visit to Québec. The items I bought then and the items I bought now are of excellent quality. I truly enjoyed my shopping experience at this store.

A cute little shop selling nicely curated pots and accessories. We scored to tiny little trays one…read morewith kittens and one Little prince. Perfect for serving cheese with our wine $10 each. I got a nice little prince T-towel to compliment my cheese plates. Easy to pack and carry home. Service was friendly and helpful

Located near our airbnb we decided to stop in and see what they had to offer. A very spacious,…read moreclean indoor market offering a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, wines, honey, jams, and jellies, meats and local products. There are vendors selling juices, smoothies, coffee and other food items. There was an artesian market going on during our visit. The space is very airy and modern. There is plenty of free parking. It's a nice place to stop in , explore and shop.

Our tour guide brought our group here to browse around for food and gift items on our…read moresecond-to-last day in Quebec. This is a nice, open market with various eateries and food stores. There was also what looked like a cooking school on the second level. Since we visited in December, some of the spaces also featured arts, crafts and gifts. Several of our party ate lunch but we just purchased some gourmet food items to take with us. We love markets like these over chain stores any day.

Very fun to see the church repurposed. Cafe looked good…read more Very modern. Would recommend

Yes, this is a running shop. But it really should be highlighted as a coffee shop - best in Quebec…read moreCity, and a welcome change from the surprisingly limited, tourist-clogged, scarce-seating options further up the hill in the old city. They really know their coffee, and it shows at first sip!

Quirky small place with a local vibe. Never seen a running shop/cafe combo before, but a few people…read moredid roll through on a very snowy day dressed for exercise. Great service, reasonable prices. Got a chai latte and enjoyed! Interesting glassware and solid latte art. Would go back!

I want to give this shop 5 stars but we were followed throughout the entire store which made us…read moresuper uncomfortable. Everything was super cool to look at but having someone constantly staring at us made us both ready to leave. I fell in love with a dress that I wanted as a wedding dress but we weren't allowed to take photos. I'll probably be back next year but the experience was unsettling.

While wandering through Old Quebec we decided to stop in at this boutique selling a variety of…read moreMedieval attire and accessories. This shop has a very strict no photos rule which I can understand, but what was frustrating for us as customers was the fact that we were followed throughout the store by an employee who continuously asked us questions as we looked at their merchandise. We thought about purchasing a few different handmade journals, but after being followed we walked out empty handed. Moral of the story, this shop had a great selection of merchandise (which is reasonably priced), but the customer service killed it for us here.

Christmas store year round?! Yes please! We visited the store on a Friday in May. It was busy but…read moreeasy to walk around. There are sooo many different decorations and even fun hot chocolate flavors. We got 6 different hot chocolates and a cute addition for our Christmas village. The cashier plugged in the village item to make sure it worked and we appreciate that. Upstairs they have a discounted items that are broken.

Wow, if you're into Christmas knick-knacks, this store will be heaven for you. I've never…read morepersonally seen a year round Christmas store (though Costco seems to be trying lol) and it was fun to putz around a little in here. It was pretty crowded and it's a popular tourist stop for sure. We ended up getting each of the grand-darlings a souvenir ornament from here, and actually in retrospect this place fits their family perfectly. It turns out their mom and pops have procrastinated taking down their tree so they're doing the year round thing too and are already ready for this year's Christmas! I'm glad their parents never read my reviews lol. BTW, the staffers here are all appropriately cheerful and friendly.