Great place to stop for ice cream on the way to Gaspe . Casual place with lots of flavors.read more

Location: In the lovely village of Kamouraska. They do have a parking lot (it's not huge) but I'm…read morenot sure if the lot is theirs or public parking. I parked down by the water where you will find 2-3 public parking spots, and walked. The place: They're located in an old house. The place is super quaint on the outside and contemporary on the inside. Minimalist, clean. The goods: I purchased a few truffles as well as a bar and some 'fish'. The truffles are sinfully delicious and offered in a variety of flavours, and you can select milk or dark varieties, depending on your preference. We also got soft serve cones dipped in dark chocolate. Holy crap. The ice cream was great but the chocolate dip was to die for. It was quite thick (I prefer a little thinner but I won't complain about too much chocolatey goodness). I got a small cone but it was still quite generous so I think their regular size must be quite big! Service: Good Price point: On par with other chocolatiers. If you're in the area, this place is worth a stop!

For your sweet carving, this is the place to go in Kamouraska area. They have all you can dream of…read moreand very amazing coffee from Brûlerie du Quai. They also have a guest apartment with a splendid view on St Lawrence river and the "sin" shop is just under... watch out for excess !

BOTTOM LINE: Your poutine pit-stop FTW!…read more I don't usually like to review places I've only gone to once, and may never return again (at least not for a long while), but I'll make an exception for this place because during my recent excursion through QC, this roadside diner had, quite possibly, one of the best poutines I've ever had. Anywhere. First, the fries tasted fresh, crispy, and were Goldilocks-sized (not too thin, not too thick). Second, cheese curds, and lots of it! Third, the gravy was really well done, and you can't have great poutine without getting the gravy right. It had a rich (but not too rich) flavour to it, and a nice viscosity. And finally, fourth, the portions were generous! I had the classic poutine, but they had the usual varieties you see in this region, including smoked meat and shrimp (crevettes). They also had the usual diner offerings you'd expect, but, like, whatever, just get the poutine. :)

A small ice cream shop in Tadoussac that served Breyer's ice cream for reasonable prices. They had…read moreseven or 8 flavors that ranged from chocolate, to maple to bubble gum. They also had slushees. We got two scoops of maple for $3.25, so can't complain about it. Nothing fancy, and nothing gourmet, but a nice treat for a beach town. The woman behind the counter also spoke enough English to translate the confusing flavors for us.

The vanilla chocolate dipped ice cream is terrible. We have received better ice cream at…read moreMcDonald's. Then some of us got the gelato. It was terrible too. I travel a lot and eat a lot of ice cream. This place is definitely a tourist trap. I would go to Bohem's for dessert.

AMAZING international selection! I have never seen so many unique options in one place. Tons of…read morecandy from lots of countries, different types, chips, drinks, ice cream and more! MUST VISIT. Some of the options were a little hard which makes sense since they are in a small town and have so much variety. Overall VERY impressed with this store!

One of the few places opened past 6 pm. Great, friendly service. Lots of candy and ice cream to…read morechose from. Space outside to sit down and enjoy your treats. Highly recommend.

Not too many choices here in Fort Kent. But, good food, and soft serve ice cream. It will satisfy…read moreyou. Pizza? Depends on who's cooking.

Great mom & pops food spot!! This is my go to spot to get breakfast in Maine! Super friendly staff…read moreand very family oriented and make me feel at home away from home. I would definitely recommend this place!! It makes me wish we had more homestyle-bodega type food places!!

Came to Madawaska for a wedding. Stopped for lunch and then went back for ice cream. Wish we had…read morea Tastee Freeze back home!

A great selection and variety of ice cream here, 25+ flavors :) service was quick and there is a…read morelarge cabin covered seating area steps away from the ordering area that is good for large groups!

Français : Chocolat Favoris est meilleur. Alors que la version molle a une meilleure consistance…read moreAux Bienfaits et est plus succulente, le chocolat de Chocolat Favoris est beaucoup plus riche et plus épais. J'ADORE Aux Bienfaits, cependant, et ils ont aussi des gâteaux/desserts incroyables. Ils sont généralement plutôt gentils, mais peuvent être tanné si vous prenez trop de temps à commander ou si vous êtes confus. Je dois nommer de GRANDS honneurs à leur molle à l'érable et à leurs enrobages de chocolat au lait ET de chocolat au caramel salé. Voici également un conseil pour obtenir plus de chocolat : demandez votre molle dans un bol, mais demandez la taille de molle que vous souhaitez dans un bol d'une taille PLUS GROS. Cela permet a la molle d'être entièrement enrobé de chocolat. Si vous ne souhaitez pas demander de bol, vous pouvez également demander votre cornet doublement trempé. English: Chocolat Favoris is better. While the soft serve here has a better consistency and is more luscious, the chocolate at Chocolat Favoris is so much richer and thicker. I do LOVE Aux Bienfaits, though, and they have incredible incredible cakes/desserts as well. They're usually pretty nice, but can get annoyed with you if you take too long to order or get confused. I have to give HIGH honors to their maple soft serve and their milk chocolate AND salted caramel chocolate coatings. Also here's a tip to get more chocolate: ask for your soft serve in a bowl, but ask for the size ice cream you want in a cup one size UP. This allows the soft serve to be fully coated with chocolate. If you don't want to ask for a cup, you can also ask for your cone double dipped.

One of the top soft-serve ice creams we've had. The vanilla soft serve with the textured maple top…read morewas a delicious mix of flavors

We decided to stop by this cute town of Rimouski and while we were researching Narval came up as…read moreone of the best restaurants here. It was also recommended by our Airbnb host as a place that uses local ingredients. I was lucky to get a reservation due to some last minute cancellation. At the restaurant, the chef (I believe it was the chef) came over to say that "looks like you were able to get a reservation" bc I had put my name on the waiting list. So do no that if you want to drink alcohol here that it's Bring Your Own Wine. The staff wasn't sure if we knew since we weren't locals and I think the chef offered us beer that he got for us. That was so nice but my husband didn't want to drink as he wanted to make sure he would be okay to drive and then make sure I'm ok because of my injured foot he declined. But we hope they were not offended. We had really appreciated the gesture! Now on to the food. It was AMAZING and so delicious! The presentation was absolutely beautiful. The flavors were well balanced. The food was very fresh. We even tried the snails -- that was interesting :) My husband has eaten snails before but it was my first time. The staff was very friendly :) Definitely recommend!

THE BEST POUTINE! I…read moregrew up around Quebecois family and now that I live out of the country, when I get the opp to have poutine, I can only wish it is within La Belle Province, and especially from this little gem of a resto! The portions are immense, so either make sure you're super hungry or sharing with someone else. The fries are spot-on cooked to perfection, the gravy is just right (not too salty, not too liquidy) and of course the best part is the fresh squeaky cheese curds! And they are not shy about how much of this yummy white cheese they put on the portions. If you have never had a real poutine made with real squeaky cheese curds, then you're just plain missing out. We opted for the original creation, altho this location does offer alllllll kinds of poutine creations. My brother is a big guy (6'4") and a big eater, but he could barely finish his large order. He lives in Western Canada and stated that "they don't know what they're doing out there!" after eating this traditional Quebecoise poutine! I had a small and it was just right for my appetite. The eat-in space is small but cozy and not meant for a lengthy stay. The area is kept clean and tidy. Parking is okay, but can be sparse since the adjoined parking lot is small-ish. Good thing they offer drive-thru service, which our family use and prefer. Their feedback is that this mode of take away is always fast, friendly and delicious. Wheelchair accessible spaces. Bathroom is clean. Kudos to the VERY kind and VERY efficient team members who were working when we popped into the resto. They were willing to try their best at speaking English with my brother. He appreciated that! Merci! Thank you! This is the best of 4 poutine places we've tried in during our visits to Quebec, and it is ranked as number 1 in our experience!

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