If you want smoked meat à la "Pastrami" as in New York City (maybe even better), you will have…read morefound a bit of heaven here in QC. This without the crowds and irritations of NYC; family owned and run by delightful sisters with great service. They even ask if you want your meat lean, medium fat or more fat!!! Everything excellent with great beer on tap and if you want to knock yourself out, get a piece of the homemade Maple Syrup Pie (tart). Makes me wish I lived nearby or within a hundred miles or so!!!

Loved the smoked meat sandwich! POUTIN could be better, they added too much gravy, fries was saggy…read more The waiter "Jeremy" was super helpful, friendly, and patient. He explained us how they cure and smoke the meat. I recommended to try their sandwiches. The patio area was nice and cozy

Loved the interior decor. The classic smoked meat was tender and flavourful. Highly recommendread more

This location was right around the corner from our hotel. After a long day on the road, this was an…read moreeasy place to have a filling but also tasty meal. The smoked meat was as you would expect from a Quebec restaurant - they know how to make it. The pasta was good and home-made. Service was quick and responsive. We didn't have to wait long and our meal was on the table in front of us. There are a few TVs around the facility. Tables and chairs are average quality. It's not necessarily the ambiance you are going for. But it was clean.

We had to stop here for the legendary smoked meat sandwich, and they did not disappoint…read more When we arrived, the line appeared to be very intimidating and long however, one line was for those patron wanting to eat in and the other ones were for takeout. The takeout line went fairly fast. We also ordered a black cherry drink, slaw and pickles. The smoked meat sandwich with extremely tender, juicy and tasty. It was a decent serving of meat so my husband and I ordered one sandwich. Make sure you don't miss this spot if you're visiting Canada..

Jewish deli sammies. Arrive hungry bc it's a good size…read moresammie. +. Ambiance is cramped tourist packed Montreal's Jewish deli like 2nd ave and Katz's. Everything is a bit smaller here ( DR, menu etc). The line snaked around for about 30 minutes depending on the size of your party. ++. Food-wise, theirs' are smoked meats not corned and more limited menu than the American delis. I had the smoked meat with double mustard on light rye with a cherry soda. They don't offer bread choices here. It was warm and came out quickly. It was a tad dry even though I didn't order it "lean" so I added a pickle. You can order it fat if you want it moist. I wouldn't order it lean here. The pickle was very ripe and added some moisture. My sandwich was delicious and hit the spot! ++. Service was fast and easy. The deli service style is very much in line with busy traditional delis with high turns found in NYC and Chicago. Helps if you know what you want when you sit down and order right away. Otherwise, you'll have to flag down the servers or wait 'til they come around again. +. Price was quite reasonable for the sandwich quality and quantity. My sammie, pickle, soda, tax and tips came to $33 CAD. =. Parking is paid street except during this Labor Day weekend, Saint Laurent was closed to vehicles. Walking and public transportation are best options. Overall,Schwartz's is a fine tuned Jewish deli serving select menu at a reasonable price. I would def visit again :) MY RATINGS - -- Inhumane -- Disgusted - Don't bother = Missed the Mark + Good ++ Better +++ EDIBLE...WHERE have you been all my LiFe!

First time eating at Reuben's. We came in from a rain storm with 2 young children. From the moment…read morewe walked in, the host, a sweet older gentleman, offered us paper towels to dry up, since we were soaken wet even with umbrellas. He seated us in the booth and got our little children settled in with coloring material. He was so gentle spoken with our children, and for that matter, the entire staff was! Our family felt welcomed and not a bother. You would be surprised at how few places make us feel this way, even though our children are calm little beings. Ok, now... to the food! When I hear brisket, I think of Texas styled BBQ, this brisket is different, this is a deli style brisket, think Reuben Sandwiches. The brisket was sliced so thin and was juicy, it was delicious! Our kids had kids meals and in their opinion, the best part was the ice cream at the end . I highly recommend eating here! The staff is friendly, the food is great and overall, just a comfortable place to be! Tip the staff well, trust me, by the time the bill arrives you will already have experienced their top notch service. I don't have pictures to share because we were hungry and ate everything up before I could remember to snap some photos!

We stumbled on this establishment this evening and it did not disappoint. We had a brief 5 - 10…read moreminute wait but it was well worth it for in house smoke meats/seafood. We had the the spinach and artichoke dip to start which was really good. I had the original Reuben which was memorable with the in house smoked corned beef brisket. The pumpernickel bread was awesome as well. My wife had the smoked lox bagel sandwiches ch with the fried capers and that too was amazing. Bonus points for the Molson Export Ale on draft which was a nice change of pace from all of the craft drafts I've been having.

What an interesting store with all kinds of condiments, sweets, spices, just a cool épicerie ! I…read morefeel like I could spend all day here browsing and take home different items to try out! My friend said it's the one of the oldest running épicerie in the whole North America! That makes it even more interesting! Interestingly they also had some asian items. I got some chocolates there and they were so delicious... Highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the city!

I wanted to stop by as it's the oldest grocery store in North America. It was founded in 1871…read more There is a good selection of products. There is also some seats in the front. We came back later wanting to purchase some cheese after dinner, but they were already closed. Darn.

Quebecois food and products can stand toe-to-toe with their French counterparts over in Europe. In…read moreQuébec City, I can't think of a better way to get Made in Québec (Faits au Québec) products then Les Trouvailles de Jules (Jules Finds). Recently renamed from Couillard, Fils & Cie, the store is a natural extension of the next-door Brasserie (brewery/winery) Française Chez Jules, which has (with the booze) many smaller and "lunch-size" dishes made from the products of Les Trouvailles. If you've got a sweet tooth, you've come to the right place! I can't recall the last time I've seen so much caramel. They've got several products from Caramels F.A.A. (their motto is "Faits avec Amour" ... "Made with Love") and it sure seems that way. They have rich, sweet blends of Fleurs de Sel ("Flower of Salt", and seawater salt), Cacao (cocoa), and Érable, just to name a few. And then there's the Maple Syrup ... Nos Cabanes and Domaine des 15 lots have brought plenty of their syrupy wares to Les Trouvailles. This is Canadian Grade A syrup, people ... as good as it gets! There are, unshockingly, plenty of high-quality pâtés. But don't sleep on their culinary siblings, rillette. Amongst others, you'll find rillettes from from the renowned Baie-St-Paul Les Volières (aviaries). You'll also find plenty of fruits, especially in dried (cranberries!) fruit and jam form (blueberries, blackcurrants, gooseberries, etc.), and plenty of vegetables (OMG the pickles!). I was really surprised to find the Sauces Piquantes (a.k.a. hot sauces). Little did I know the both hot and sweet sauce options there were to kick up Quebecois cuisine up a notch ... in taste and spiciness. I was surprised to find some great non-food products, the most interesting being the Baby Night Owl by raplapla ... the famed bebe bouillotte (hot water bottle) / stuffed animals for colicky babes. Cute ... and useful! Les Trouvailles de Jules is a great store! You really haven't been to Québec until you've ensconced yourself into the province's wonderful products. ------------------------------ Ma mauvaise traduction française de mon compte rendu! Les aliments et les produits québécois peuvent rivaliser avec leurs homologues français en Europe. À Québec, je ne vois pas de meilleur moyen d'obtenir les produits Faits au Québec que Les Trouvailles de Jules. Récemment renommé de Couillard, Fils & Cie, le magasin est un prolongement naturel de la brasserie (brasserie / établissement vinicole) Française Chez Jules, qui propose (avec la boisson) de nombreux plats plus petits et "à la taille du déjeuner" préparés à partir des produits. des Trouvailles. Si vous avez le goût sucré, vous êtes au bon endroit! Je ne me souviens pas de la dernière fois où j'ai vu autant de caramel. Ils ont plusieurs produits de Caramels F.A.A. (leur devise est "Faits avec Amour" ... "Made with Love") et cela semble bien être le cas. Ils ont des mélanges riches et sucrés de Fleurs de sel ("Fleur de sel" et de sel de mer), de cacao (cacao) et d'Érable, pour n'en nommer que quelques-uns. Et puis il y a le sirop d'érable ... Nos Cabanes et le Domaine des 15 lots ont apporté beaucoup de leurs produits sirupeux à Les Trouvailles. C'est du sirop canadien de catégorie A, les gens ... aussi bien que possible! Il y a une abondance de pâtés de grande qualité. Mais ne dors pas sur leurs frères et sœurs culinaires, Rillette. Entre autres, vous trouverez des rillettes de la renommée Baie-St-Paul Les Volières. Vous trouverez également beaucoup de fruits, en particulier dans les fruits séchés (canneberges!) Et les confitures (myrtilles, cassis, groseilles à maquereau, etc.), ainsi que beaucoup de légumes (OMG les cornichons!). J'ai été vraiment surpris de trouver les sauces piquantes (sauces chaudes). Je ne savais pas que les deux options de sauce piquante et sucrée pouvaient donner un coup de fouet à la cuisine québécoise ... au goût et aux épices. J'ai été surpris de trouver d'excellents produits non alimentaires, le plus intéressant étant le Baby Night Owl de raplapla ... le fameux bebe bouillotte (bouteille d'eau chaude) / animaux empaillés pour les coliques. Mignon ... et utile! Les Trouvailles de Jules est un super magasin! Vous n'êtes vraiment pas allé au Québec avant de vous être intégré aux merveilleux produits de la province.

Located just down the street from our hotel in old Quebec this store has a variety of baked goods…read moreand delicacies. We ended up purchasing a really quality bar of soap (great display) and then a new to us mead (taste was not for me but unique) and some madelaine cookies to eat later. They have a lot of unique meads and beers. Price is somewhat high but we found the quality very good.

From our hotel in old town, we had to walk about a half a mile straight uphill. It seemed we…read moreweren't in the best of moods when we got there that move changed quickly as we were greeted with a genuine welcome. Having eaten it a lot of nice restaurants we decided we just want a sandwich and notice their rating. The Italian sandwich did not disappoint. We are both occasionally guilty of hyperbole, but to us that Italian sandwich was one of the best if not the best we've ever had and we've eaten them in Italy in New York in Chicago.

Wonderful little market to pick up a bottle (or two) of wine, and grab a in store made sandwich, or…read moresome croissants. I don't speak French, and they were so kind in being patient with me and speaking English. Sandwiches we're amazing! We ordered an Italian and a duck confit sandwich. Both were delicious. Nice little hidden gem just a minute from where we are staying!

(Fr plus bas) If look wise, you feel to be transported in…read moreone of these Classic villas kind of restaurants that you can find in NY'S Little Italy, this is it. I'm vegan an eating no gluten, no problemo, a few choices available! Green salad: balsamic a little bit too vinaigretty for me. But fresh yummy veggies. Arrabiata gluten free penne: simply yummy! This sauce is just amazing: perfect mix if tomatoes, garlic, and spices. And the sauce is just thick enough to stay on pasta. Would definitely come back! For a date: I was on a quiet evening. It can definitely sit a lot of people so my guest is it can get noisy. On my night: soft music. Love the soft romantic lighting; feels like we are on a patio at night. Oh, and don't forget to go to the bathroom for a quick Free Italian lesson ;) --- Si vous cherchez à vous transporter dans un de ces petits restaurants de style villas qu'on retrouve souvent dans La Petite Italia de NY, vous y êtes. Je suis végane et sans gluten, no problemo, quelques choix de disponibles. Salad verte: la vinaigrette balsamique était un peu trop vinaigrée à mon goût mais les légumes étaient frais et croustillants! yummy! Pâtes sans gluten Arrabiata: simplement wow! La sauce est incroyable: mixte parfait entre tomates, ail et herbes. Et assez épaisse pour bien enrober les pâtes. Je reviendrais définitivement! Pour une date: J'y étais lors d'une soirée calme, mais on peut voir que ça assit assez de gens, donc j,ai un feeling que ça peut être bruyant le weekend. Mon soir, il y avait de la musique douce en background, ce que j,ai apprécié. J'adore aussi la douceur des lumière qui nous donnent l'illusion d'être dehors en soirée sur un patio. Oh, et n,oubliez pas de passer aux toilettes pour un cors gratuit d'Italien ;)

I had dinner at Angeline twice while in Trois Rivieres and both experiences were great. When it's…read morenice outside. You definitely want to sit outside. They have a patio out front and an adorable back patio as well. The first visit, I had roast chicken pasta that was really good. I also had a Caesar salad to start. Everyone with me enjoyed their food. The only recommendation would be to have more variety of wines and have them all available. The first night, they had no rosé and the second night, they only had one bottle so we switched to white. The second night, I had a mix of appetizers which was also very good. The pasta from the first night was some of the best I have ever had, though it was heavy. They were busy both nights, but the service was great. I would definitely recommend this spot while in Trois Rivières.