2 stars for the Pina colada, but the food was pretty bad and the service slow. We were the only…read moreones in the restaurant too. There is no "Cuban sandwich" here by any name. Dry pork, no ham, no mustard, no pickle. As stated by another, fries pretty limp although they tasted ok, once we finally got ketchup. Orders came out as if being done one at a time. Not a good experience.

So far the best food we had in Canada the service was beyond our expectations and we loved the…read moreambiance. Recommend 100% Le Varadero. If we ever come back to Quebec, CA definitely stopping by again. thank you to Eligió and Nathalie for making us feel at home.

Maybe it's just me, but I really miss Latin American food whenever I'm in Canada. So this Chilean…read morefood stall was like a breath of fresh air after all of the Asian and European food. They mostly just sell empanadas and other savory pastry-like items. There's no seating at the stall - just order at the counter and take your food with you as you explore the rest of the Marché. If you do want to sit down, there's public seating elsewhere in the Marché. I just got the chicken empanada, which was delicious, but unfortunately still a bit cold. I understand they make them ahead of time, but I wish he would have warmed it up for longer before giving it to me. That aside, it was a tasty snack, and I'd definitely come back for more.

This shop had what I was looking for and at reasonable prices. I was only looking for one item,…read moreand I found it here!! Did not think that I would find it here in Quebec City. Honestly, I did not find this item until I exited the store. It was a Montreal Expos baseball cap. Yeah, I know that the Montreal Expos no longer exist. I know that the franchise moved to Washington D.C. and changed their name to the Nationals. Not the same! I bought a Montreal Canadians cap because they are my favorite Hockey team. Had to get the Expos cap when I saw it in the window display! Thanks for making this Expos and Canadians fan one happy man!

Amazing experience the food was 10/10 service was fast and friendly. Would recommend to anyone…read morevisiting Quebec or local to the area. It's a really cute hole in the wall but damn was the food good.

Some of the frequenters of this cafe might be annoyed to find it has become so popular, but this…read morerestaurant totally merits being packed from opening to closing. You may wish to make a reservation because this tiny cafe has but a few tables and it gets pretty busy. Take out would also be a suggestion. This gem of an eatery offers traditional Colombian savory fare such as arepas (ground white corn flour "bread/tortilla" that is stuffed with various ingredients), patacones (plantains stuffed with various ingredients) as well as tropical juices/smoothies, Columbian coffee drinks and some of the most to die-for pastries. One of my Columbian friends suggested we eat here and I'm so glad she did. I ordered the Arepa con carne, which was a generous portion of shredded beef, sautéed mushrooms, caramelized onions, lettuce, tomato, and cheese. It was huge-I had to use both hands to hold it (not a complaint-just glad I didn't get more than one!!). They serve the arepas with bottles for the table of a freshly made avocado cream sauce and a slightly spicy vinegar sauce that reminds me of Cholula brand Mexican table sauce. You add the sauces to your arepa, take a bite, add more sauce. The beef filling was very tender and delicious and the sauces added a really nice flavor to the dish. The arepa itself was freshly made and cooked-it was still nice and hot when it came to the table. I ordered the Guanabana Smoothie with no added sugar and water versus milk, as my friend suggested. Guanabana is also known as Soursop and many people think it's a great cancer fighter. It tastes like a combo of banana and coconut-in other words, it was very good and smooth. For dessert, she recommended we get the Pastel Gloria instead of Churros, since I've had my lifetime share of Churros before. Her suggestion was another hit. These delicate puff pastries are filled with a homemade dulce de leche and a guava paste. The combination was out of this world and it was the creamiest, most delicately flavored dulce de leche I have ever tasted. These too were popped fresh out of the oven when served. My friend told me that she comes here often when she is feeling homesick. She said the owner opened it initially as a Columbian bakery, but people were inquiring about more savory fare, so he decided to do that as well. I can see why she loves it so much-the food is reasonably priced, authentic and is clearly made with fresh ingredients and to order. I would definitely come here often if I lived still in QC. It's worth the trip into Limoilou/Beauport.

Such a friendly and welcoming owner!!! Noro cooks fresh sandwiches, nice twist on tacos, and very…read moredifferent. So not to have food that is not precooked. Some tables and chairs for a quick , filling bit.

This was my first stop when I arrived in Quebec. The name Paris Tacos intrigued me, and then not…read moreactually having tacos confused me, finally the food fulfilled me. I got the merguez and it was delicious, my friend got the parisien. He really liked it. The cashier could speak French and English but seemed to much prefer French. We went back a second time and we waited quite a while for our food. My friend got the tandoori and liked it and I made this Yelp page.

We visited Deux 22 from Los Angeles while walking around Rue Saint-Joseph around lunchtime. We…read morestarted feeling hungry and a bit homesick, especially craving Mexican food, when we came across this restaurant spontaneously. We didn't have a reservation, but the friendly staff immediately accommodated us. We ordered the beef nachos to share. We were expecting carne asada similar to what we're used to back home, but it was more of a shredded beef style. Even so, we were pleasantly surprised--it still hit the spot, especially in the context of missing home flavors. They also provided three unique spicy sauces, which added a nice variety to the dish. Overall, we were glad we stopped in and had a satisfying experience.

Pleasantly surprised with the environment, food, and service. I had one of their lager beer labels…read moreand the carnitas tacos. Located in the St. Roch foodie neighborhood. Most of my other saved destinations were only open for dinner. Sat in the patio. I enjoyed everything which came with the tacos. A vibrant salad and excellent garnishes. Pickled onions, crema, and two accompanying salsas on top of the store bought varieties. I likes the mango and smoked chipotle together. Sadly the tacos have four options but for the plate you only get one choice. I enjoyed my dish but the only thing to improve were some of the meat was a tad dry, but the salsas bolstered the flavor.

Julio Taqueria offered us a date night close to our Airbnb with some delicious food and cute…read morecocktails. Despite having a full-night of reservations, the staff was kind enough to fit us in (as a two top) early in the night. Julio Taqueria would absolutely be a must on our return to Quebec City!

You've got to be kidding me. Bring back the Birria tacos and quesadillas! You still get two stars…read morebecause your margaritas are great.

Le Buffet de L'Antiquaire is a super popular local brunch spot with a history (read their…read moremenu/website about their start in 1947), we got here in time to get a table before a large rush of regulars and tourists. By the time we were finished our meal, there was a half block line out the door. This is a tightly packed restaurant with several 2 seater and some 4 seater booths with a bit of a mezzanine for customers. The staff are super efficient, friendly, and delivered the food quickly. This has a more diner feel but with the Quebec French feel. We had the: - house lemonade - soup of the day (pea) - la cochonne; this is a breakfast poutine with eggs on top, very filling and delicious, ham, sausage, etc. all chopped into bite sized and topped with sauce and cheese, for poutine lovers - le migneron; this is a standard looking breakfast with french toast, homestyle potatoes, veggies, ham/cheese/eggs, and more maple syrup on everything, best option if you don't know what you want to eat while getting the feel of the place This is another great place to visit while in Quebec, this is located in Old Quebec Ports and the walk leads you through some of the older buildings of the city as well as past many art galleries. A very nice walk, but come early, else you'll be waiting in line!

Stopped in for breakfast mainly because the lineup was huge and we were curious. Must be good,…read moreright? Because there were only 2 of us, a table was available after about 10 mins. Coffee came right away. Waited a bit to order but no complaints, they were busy. Finally ordered. I got the eggs Benny with spinach and mushrooms. My husband ordered the pea soup and toasted western. Western was well done, he was loving it but no soup showed up. Asked the waitress who obviously forgot it but no problem. She ran in and grabbed a bowl. The home fries on my eggs Benny were great. Hollandaise on the side. Definitely not made in house. The mushrooms were excellent. The English muffin was unfortunately not toasted so ended up being a soggy mess. All in all, pretty good but if you order the eggs Benny, I suggest asking for the English muffin to be toasted.

I come here regularly and my food has always been good! Service is good, depending on who's…read moreworking. I just wish it was a bit cheaper, but I will still be coming back because I like the food so much!

The service is the worst. There were three people taking order. Two of them had no patient to…read moreexplain what they were selling. One of them was eating while taking the order. Also, they made faces and spoke French about us between them since they thought we didn't understand them. The food was okay.