Ti-Oui certainly qualifies as a local fixture. It's been there for ages, and definitely does not…read morehave to change a thing. It served good old poutine and everything that comes with it (pogo, burgers, chicken tenders, etc.). The menu might seem quite extensive and a bit random, but it's totally normal for a diner in Quebec to have all these things. We often go by Saint-Raymond on our way to hiking and whatnot. Since we're usually hungry on our way back, we tend to stop there. Always a filling meal!

Still the best after all those years! We've been stopping…read morethere for over 40 years when going to the family cottage. Friendly & efficient service. Tip the staff properly, they fully deserve it. All the measures were taken to make the experience safe in the context of Covid.

From the owner: Sushi M et Cie est un restaurant offrant un concept de sushis maisons actualisés. Localisé au…read morecentre-ville de Saint-Raymond, dans une coquette maison centenaire, vous serez charmé par le décor chaleureux. Le comptoir pour emporter vous offre de faire préparer votre commande rapidement pour emporter à la maison. Laissez-vous tenter par la sélection du chef à 1,75 $ le morceau, une alternative simple et économique permettant de découvrir les nouveautés. Contactez-nous pour faire votre réservation.

Absolutely love dining at La Bûche in Quebec City! This charming spot features authentic Quebecois…read morerustic vibes and incredibly tasty local food. I ordered mimosa, priced at $12 for the first glass and only $2 for each refill, such a great deal. Three tender duck legs cost just $15, juicy and full of flavour. I also tried the luxurious foie gras poutine for $18+20. The rich foie gras pairs perfectly with crispy fries and savoury gravy. Warm atmosphere, friendly service and satisfying portions, definitely a must-try local restaurant.

What' a fun and unique eating experience in the heart of Old Quebec City. Th decor and ambience was…read moretrue Quebec and that's it charm. The service was both English and French and they offered to take our parkas away. That's a nice considering how bulky these jackets are in the winter. While the food was a little slow I thoroughly enjoyed sampling some traditional Quebec flavours. It reminded me of my childhood. Be warned though.... This is a super popular place. If you don't have a reservation plan on waiting at least 20 minutes.

It's a run-of-the-mill roadside stop (no indoor seating) in a *very* out-of-the-way village. I'm…read morenot a huge poutine fan, but I go here for lunch with my coworkers, and they seem to like it. I usually get the pain a la viande (ground beef, ketchup and onions in a hot dog bun), which is solid. The service is fine, but usually relatively slow if you go at lunchtime (fast food tends to take a bit longer in Quebec than elsewhere, though). They also have an attached ice cream stand, which has the usual variety of soft and hard ice cream. Your options are pretty limited if you happen to find yourself in Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier (Subway and Tim Hortons...and not too much else), so this place is definitely a decent choice.

I travel to Quebec every year with my husband to visit his family. Each year we eat Poutine- often…read more This trip was no exception. Poutine is a dish consisting of french fries covered with cheese curds (squeaky cheese as we call it) and brown gravy. It's a comfort food for my husband. On this trip we tried poutine in 3 places. McDonalds, Ashton's (the most famous) and this privately owned roadside stop. Casse-croute marcotte was the best by far. The cheese was fresh the gravy yummy and the fries fresh cut. Worth a stop and the caloric indulgence. The line up reaches down the steps, but don't be put off, the service is quick and you won't wait long.

The best view ever on the St Laurent from the terrace! The…read morefridge is great and they offer local beers too.

Great little place with a fantastic patio on the St. Lawrence. We went there on a Saturday night at…read morea little after 7 and were disappointed to see a sign on the door saying that the dining room was full. Happily, the hostess got the ok to seat us (party of 2) and we went on the patio. Unfortunately, the houseflies on the patio were too much for us and we had to go inside after about 20 minutes. But the food was very good. We shared a calamari appetizer and split a burger, and both were quite good. The ownership also runs a farm that raises excellent cattle, whose meat is served in all the beef dishes on the menu, so we thought the burger was an appropriate choice. We were right. As someone else noted, La Ferme also serves locally-brewed beer (Les Grandes Bois, in nearby St. Casimir), but it also sources other ingredients from local farms such as Terra Sativa in St. Alban. The service was attentive but not suffocating and the kitchen did a good job with the dishes we enjoyed. We'd gladly make a return visit!

We were just driving to Montreal from Quebec via Chemin de Roi and stopped at Chez Moi for lunch…read more There were four of us, and we each agreed our meals were great! What a wonderful unexpected treasure this restaurant is! We met the owner/ chef and enjoyed our conversation with him. Very interesting man!

My wife and I spent a couple of days visiting Entourage sur-le-lac in Lac Beauport from Brooklyn…read morerecently. We were really pleased to find Le Batifol. It was a quiet September Wednesday night and there were only a few other parties in the restaurant. I'll just say that the ambience, the service, the food and the value were all really great. If you're in the area -- especially if you're staying at Entourage sur-le-lac! -- I highly recommend you choose to dine at Le Batifol over the restaurant at the resort. Everything here is better and a much better value. I'm leaving a star off not having anyone bi-lingual at the restaurant and not having an english language menu. I speak SOME French, but it would've made things a bit easier.

Had a meal per covid here. Great deals (50% off) on the menu…read moreon sunday evening (on certain items) We had a table quickly and orders were also taken rapidly. However it took quite a while before getting our plates, which was difficult for our toddler who was quite hungry. I believe we waited 45-60 min for the meals. Also, their interac machine broke so it also took quite a while to pay our bills. Food was good and they were quite nice, but yeah, maybe not with a hungry toddler