Small local market that has every thing you need. Like everything even superglue, toothbrush and…read moreropes?? Like everything.. also had sandwiches and coffee even till late night. Only market that was decently nearby some of the hotels and prices were very reasonable. And the owner is super nice always dont forget your merci and bonjour!

I am NEVER shopping there again…read more ***Regardez cette moisissure gluante, au fait, le propriétaire vend toujours ce produit !*** Si vous ne voulez pas tomber malade, n'achetez jamais rien ici. Ce qui est effrayant, c'est qu'il n'était pas encore expiré. Je ne sais pas où ils obtiennent leur produit, mais cela me fait peur. J'ai essayé de le porter à l'attention des propriétaires, car je sais que les gens viennent ici, et il s'est éloigné de moi. J'espère que cela ne rendra personne malade. Il s'agit d'un danger pour la sécurité publique. ***Look at that ooey gooey mold, by the way the owner is still selling this product!*** If you don't want to get sick, do not ever, ever buy anything here. The scary thing is that it wasn't expired yet. I don't know where they are getting their product, but it scares me. I tried to bring it to the owners attention, I tried to explain, and he walked away from me. I hope it does not make anyone else sick. This is a public safety hazard.

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.

J'aime toujours avoir une cuisine en vacances parce que je n'aime pas manger dehors tout le temps…read more J'aime aussi avoir des ingrédients asiatiques familiers pour pouvoir faire du riz et d'autres plats ainsi que des collations et des boissons asiatiques. J'étais si heureuse de trouver Épicerie-traiteur La Montagne dorée car ils avaient tout ce que je voulais. Je suis à moitié japonais et ils avaient du riz japonais, des boissons, des collations et des assaisonnements parmi d'autres aliments asiatiques de Chine, de Corée, du Vietnam et du Laos que j'aime - en un seul arrêt, j'ai pu remplir mon réfrigérateur et mes armoires. J'ai eu une excellente conversation avec un homme et son fils qui ne savaient pas ce qu'était le furikake japonais ni comment il était utilisé, alors je l'ai expliqué et ils ont acheté quelques bocaux avec joie. Si vous visitez le Québec, ils n'acceptent que l'argent comptant ou le débit - pas de crédit, alors soyez prêt. Je ferai une autre visite avant de quitter Québec. Super endroit, hautement recommandé! ***** I always like to have a kitchen on vacation because I don't like to eat out all the time. I also like having familiar Asian ingredients so I can make rice and other dishes as well as Asian snacks and drinks. I was so happy to find Épicerie-caterer La Montagne Dorée because they had everything I wanted. I'm half Japanese and they had Japanese rice, drinks, snacks and seasonings among other Asian foods from China, Korea, Vietnam and Laos that I love - in one stop I had been able to fill my fridge and cupboards. I had a great chat with a man and his son who didn't know what Japanese furikake was or how it was used, so I explained it and they happily bought a few jars. If you are visiting Quebec, they only accept cash or debit - no credit, so be prepared. I will make another visit before leaving Quebec. Great place, highly recommended!

Small, fun, unpretentious, seriously good food. This was my second visit, and what I love most…read moreabout l'Affaire Ketchup is that it's an authentic, absolutely Canadian gem away from the touristy old town. The kitchen delivers amazing dishes from two old household stoves. Which is in and of itself noteworthy. The quality of dishes and the no-frills service makes it amazing. We tried a fresh tomato plate, sweetbreads (a must), asparagus, roasted duck (a little gamey, as is sometimes the case with wild duck), and a veal shoulder served with a gravy that could cause addiction. Missing were the scallops. Halibut was in its place. Bourdain loved it. I do, too. Only 8 tables. Book early.

Excellent, excellent and too much fun. Everything about our time spent there was amazing. Loved…read morethe service style, 'welcome into our home'

So delicious! We got an assortment of macarons, 3 little pastry cakes and a pan au chocolate…read more Everything was delicious and fresh. The service was good. We sat outside and ate our treats on the patio.

Service is great! Products are great! Love to have my " À l'européenne " fix once in a while!read more

After reading Audrey's review, we decided we had to find this place. We got dreadfully lost at…read morefirst bit when we finally arrived, it was well worth the frustration. Not only is the cheese selection superb, we lucked out with the one guy who actually spoke English. By the time we were done we ended up with a delightful lunch of cheese and one of the best terrines I have ever had (why don't we have these more in the states?). The bakery next door provided a tasty baguette and the coffee shop was a relaxing setting to put it all together. This is very much a local spot and if you don't speak the language, like us you may find yourself fumbling but all the purveyors were paitent. I would definatly come back here. The correct address for this place is. 2500 Ch des Quatre Bourgeois, Sainte-Foy, QC G1V 4P9, Canada. Do not use the yelp one, you'll end up in an industrial park.

We love visiting our neighbor to the north because you give us a taste of old Europe without having…read moreto leave North America. And you are only 7 hours from us! You mean, I don't have to lose a day flying to France?!! You fufill our French-Canadian ethnic eats too! If you follow your nose to Les Halles du Petit Quartier on Avenue Cartier a few blocks outside of the old city walls of Quebec, you will be rewarded with the best cheese on this continent. When we visited early September 2009, we found this gem of a foodie paradise mall which held Aux Petit Delices, a fromagerie (cheese and charcuterie shop). We were drooling over the cheeses when the owner of the place came over. He said that he comes from a long line of cheese masters. He explained and handed us samplings of a variety of cheeses for over a half an hour. We were stuffed and we still had to meet some friends for lunch! This week we dragged some friends to this delightful place. We grabbed some strong blue cheese, brie, camembert, and smooth foie gras truffle cheeses. We ordered duck terrine (melt in your mouth fatty duck pate) and bresola (chewy salty prosciutto) from their charcuterie counter. We grabbed some baguettinis from the local boulangerie (also in this foodie mall) and snarfed our make shift sandwiches in their food court. My husband grabbed some large Quebecois beer in the beer store to wash things down. Sitting across from the patisserie certainly did not help. Of course, we had to order a scrumptious moulin de fruits which was the best tasting "profiterole" ever! Why can't the Americans get cream right like the Quebecois! The citron creme brûlée and napoleon were not as memorable. Needless to say, my friends were impressed. This beats any overpriced touristy restaurant. (Avoid the menus printed in French and English!)

We loved this restaurant so much we went back the next day! 1st day we each had the crispy Cesar…read moresalad and fries lol. But delicious. 2nd day we went back for the steak. We shared the same crispy salad (just outstanding) and my husband had a well done strip steak and I had the ribeye medium. Both were perfect. I don't know how they made a well done steak tender, but it was! Too full for dessert. We may be back a 3rd day... The staff is outstanding as well. Extremely attentive. And the patio with heaters made a 54 degree evening warm & cozy

We absolutely loved this little restaurant. I would suggest reservations especially during the busy…read moreseason. We were able to get a table for 3 of us outside but the outdoor dining terrace was a little warm due to the heat wave passing through. Service was quick and friendly with our server providing recommendations and explanation of menu items. We started with the Presidential Seafood Tower which featured a good variety of fresh seafood and was perfect for 3 of us. We also had caesar Salad which was dressed lightly. Entree selection was Delmonico - boneless ribeye with peppercorn sauce. The steak was perfect and was just right for sharing with two if you are not heavy meat eaters. The sauce was also light and tasty although not as thick and peppery as I prefer. Overall a good experience.