This farm and the shop/jam place are amazing. They are a little hard to find since to get to the…read morefarm from the main road you have to go up a bit of a rough road but when you're there it's quite an experience. They're in St-Jean, Île d'Orléans, right across from mainland Quebec and apparently strawberry paradise. Everywhere you go on the isle there are strawberries (we were there in July) and they are fresh and natural. At La Confiturerie Tigidou, they make their own jams, jellies, and baked goods plus they let you taste just about anything you desire. Unbelievable place. We ordered scones with ice cream topped with a very light maple syrup and it was out of this world. I tasted their orange marmalade and it was unlike any I had ever tasted in several countries or continents. They also serve coffee, tea, etc. If you're ever in St-Jean, Île d'Orléans do yourself a favor and visit them. You won't regret it. They told us that they'll have a way to order their products online later in the year. I can't wait.

A wonderful experience…read more On my journey through the hills and farms of Quebec City, my family and I ventured onto this lovely jamery. They specialize in fruit jams- particularly in strawberry jams. They offer an Exquisite complimentary tasting experience. You taste basically all their jam products (roughly 12-15) and the host explains the intricacies of each jam. It was a REALLY memorable experience for us- it was like a wine tasting- except with sweets. They have all different kinds of jam flavors- from Spicy to minty to the classics. I was inspired to order a delicious jam Sunday that hey had for sale! My family and I ended up leaving with around $200 usd worth of jams! Love it or dump it? Absolutely love it and highly recommended if you are in the area!

Located in the more eastern part of the St. Roch district. They have a partnership with 5 other tea…read morecompanies called the Tea Studio, which has a series of tea originating from Southern India in the Nilgiri region, where all the tea leaves are managed by a community of women that are paid a living wage. The teas here are organic, fair trade, and or either: vegetal, floral, fruity, woody, earthy, or spicy. From the lightest and sweetest white teas, to sencha or matcha green teas, to wulong teas, to black teas, and even lattes, this place caters to restaurants and other Cafés here in Quebec. About 200 tins of tea line up the wall behind the counter. The little tea house has a small sit down area where there is peaceful, naturist music in the background. My matcha soy milk latte was really well done. The usual bitterness from the matcha is balanced out by the sweeter taste of the soy milk. My beau likes a stronger tea, so he ordered the Manzi Hong Cha, which is a black tea with leaves from 80 year-old trees. Both teas soothed us right away. Perfect for cooler Autumn or colder Winter weather. The host is bilingual and super knowledgeable of all the teas here. Upon arriving, he asked us if we wanted to sit down or to buy tea to go. Once seated, he immediately gave us a menu with all of the history and origin of their teas, followed by a description of their taste and qualities, and also a sample of tea on the house. I am so in love with Quebec City. Everywhere you go, there is Québécois French and still everyone here is pretty fluent in English as well, and the service is just impeccable. I felt welcomed here. Great place to relax. Highly would recommend if visiting Quebec City and you are a tea lover!!

Best quality tea on the planet. Staff was very helpful. Small shop with an area for enjoying a cup.read more

This is a little gem of a store and I look forward to going back the next time I visit Quebecread more

From the owner: 300 + teas and tisanes…read more Camellia Sinensis teas KUSMI teas in tins or bulk LOV - organic teas Tea Forté Sencha Uchiyama Palais des thés large selection of quality loose leaf teas: green tea, white tea, black tea, Oolong, herbal teas, fruit teas, decaf. teas Teapots, tea sets, large selection of Japanese and Chinese cast-iron tea pots and tea sets, glass teapots and cups, Gaiwan, corporate gifts enjoy a cup of tea or a latté on our terrasse - you can bring your lunch - or have a tea to go

This small out of the way Bistro at the eastern end of the island…read more(Saint-Francois-de-l'Ile-d'Orleans) is a great discovery. Great ambiance and carefully and lovingly made food at a very reasonable price. It can take a while to prepare your food, but this is a wonderful little peaceful part of the world to take a restful break from the tourist traffic. The owners are nice and friendly and very patient with folks who don't speak French. A great stop for a sandwich, salad or or baked yummie treat.

From the owner: Nous nous acquérions des thés du monde entier en vous offraient des thés fins, spéciaux et de haut…read morede gamme, le tout dans un endroit calme et chaleureux.

Probably the only place in Trois-Rivières to buy bubble tea (which actually serves tapioca…read morepearls)!!! I was very excited to try this bubble tea shop out, but I knew not to expect too much. They actually have quite a bit of selection, and it is sold at $5 for a 18oz cup, and $6 for a 24oz cup (with an extra $1 for tapioca/popping bubbles). There are also many different kinds of milk for substitution if you need! I ordered the Iced Matcha Latte with tapioca pearls. The barista quickly made it in front of us, and he was very effiicent. I found it really cool how he had used a mason jars as a shaker to shake the matcha and milk together (he shook it by hand too!). He scooped the tapioca pearls from a little plastic container (in which I had a feeling that the tapioca would probably not have been too fresh!), and had assembled it all into my little cup I found that there was no matcha taste in my bubble tea, and it was also not sweetened, so I should have asked for it to be sweeted (which I believe, I would have been charged another fee). I was surprisingly amazed that the tapioca didn't taste too bad! You could definitely tell that the pearls are not fresh, but it was still sweet and chewy. I think that if i got another flavour, I might have enjoyed it a little bit more :) And, I think that if I visited Urbanithé earlier in the day, I possibly could have enjoyed some fresh pearls! However, I found the price point a little expensive- I had paid $6+ for a milky and tasteless bubble tea. My friend had gotten a preset drink, and hers was sweetened, and it was actually quite enjoyable. I think that if I had picked a preset drink choice, I might have had a better experience. Nonetheless, I am still very happy to see that this asian drink can still be found in a very francophone area! They also have sandwiches and a wide variety of tea selection (which are laid out very similar to David's Tea).

With over thirty years of existence, the renowned Iris Art Gallery is the meeting place for the…read morevarious most significant trends in Canadian contemporary art. Vast and varied, the gallery permanently offers the creations of more than eighty artists with varied styles bringing together paintings, sculptures, crafts and jewelry. We are marching through all the galleries in this Art Community. There are exceptional pieces everywhere, something for all price points

This gallery is amazing. It features art (paintings) from approximately 20 different Charlevoix…read moreartists. The themes vary nicely, but center around local nature and townscapes. Most prices on original art range from 750$ to 5,000$. The gallery also has a shop that sells prints and lower priced items as well. The gallery is warm and inviting. The art is easy to view with each artist's work grouped closely for easy comparisons.