Grabbed coffee here with my family before embarking on a 7 hour car trip. Along with coffee and…read moretea, the shop also sold pastries, chocolate, jewelry, t-shirts, and more. We bought some of the chocolate and it was very good. The owner was also very friendly and welcoming and provided great service. As for the coffee itself, I didn't really enjoy the latte I ordered because it tasted kind of off/burnt to me. Two of my family members ordered tea and also thought their drinks tasted strange, but everyone else enjoyed their drinks. Not sure what was up with that, but aside from the coffee tasting off, I loved everything else about this cafe!

Quaint coffee shop with a relaxing ambiance. Everything g was great in musing the service.read more

Love this place!!! To go cafe in Quebec, never been wronged…read more Freshly roasted coffee and homemade French pastries amid lovely outdoor patio seating. Blending a cozy café vibe with a small local artisan boutique, it is a beloved rest stop for travellers touring the picturesque Orleans Island.

I came here with some friends one morning on our trip and we had a very good experience. Although a…read morelittle pricy, service is good and the drink quality was good. I had a hot chocolate with pistachio flavoring and it was hot, smooth, and rich. Service was quick and there was a nice area to sit down while we drank. You can also enjoy browsing the little shop attached to the cafe. Luckily they also spoke English here so we had no issues ordering. I'd love to come back to try something else.

A must-stop hidden gem when road-tripping around Île d'Orléans, just a short drive from downtown…read moreQuébec City! This family-run chocolaterie has an adorable shaded outdoor patio --perfect for a lazy sunny afternoon bite. Their signature dipped soft-serve ice cream is unbeatable !! I am surprised by their JellyCat section!!! Sip adorable

On our trip to Québec City, we were told that a stroll around the island Ille de Orleans to check…read moreout the fresh fruits and vegetables wasn't complete without a stop at the Chocolaterie for ice cream. Apparently, we weren't the only ones who got the memo! When we arrived, there was a long line outside and parking looked like a mission impossible. But don't let that scare you off--people were constantly coming and going, and we actually found a parking spot fairly quickly. We waited about 25 minutes before finally getting our hands on the ice cream. I went for the hazelnut chocolate, while the rest of the crew stuck with the classic chocolate. . Since you are nearby the shore it is great to sit outside and watch the sunset with the ice cream. A little tip: If you skip the cone and go for a cup, be prepared! The chocolate ice cream is seriously thick and hard. Chances are you'll either end up wearing some of it or stabbing away at it with your spoon trying to get a bite. But bottom line: it was really good and definitely worth the wait. If you're visiting the island, this is one box you should definitely tick off

Coffee is incredible and only matched by the friendliness and service of the barista who is willing…read moreto share much about the neighborhood

Good size cafe…read more Seating area tables and chairs are not super comfy. Ordered a grande oat milk latte and a chamomile and lemongrass tea. C$12.24 The pastries don't look good, just big and that's about it. Think we have seen enough of Quebec City this trip. The oat milk latte is good, it's strong. The chamomile tea is quite weak and I can't even taste the lemongrass at all. Maybe it needs to steep much longer then. Nope, it's just bland. The chamomile lemongrass tea is tasteless beyond the chamomile.

This spot is directly across from our Airbnb rental and how lucky we are. I had the chocolate…read morecroissant and my husband got the banana chocolate baguette with a whole banana baked inside. We plan to go bAck every morning for our coffee and freshly baked bread.

Lovely corner patisserie and coffee shop! The almond creme croissant was delicious. We're headed…read moreback to get a loaf of bread.

This was my last day in Quebec City and I wanted to try a good brunch spot near my hotel. Boy was I…read morepleasantly surprised! The restaurant is located on top of a supermarket- so I was skeptical if the food was going to be good but The food was very tasty and hearty! I was able to thank the 2 chefs when i was leaving. My breakfast (see picture) was cooked to perfection. After breakfast I was able to visit the supermarket downstairs for some foi gras and Canadian products only found here and not in the states. Highly recommended! Bathroom- yes Cleanliness- very Love it or dump it- LOVE IT! Highly recommended!

Outstanding breakfast. A bit pricey so wouldn't go very often, but impressed with quality and…read moreservice. Good coffee, too. Nice vegetarian options with tons of fruit on the crepes.

Right Nextdoor to my hotel for the week, I kept eyeing this place and saying that I needed to go…read morethere...finally I did! And sure glad I did! It's mostly breakfast/brunch items...there are burgers and poutines. And tons of milkshakes. I feel like I should go back and get one of those, but I'm running out of time and so many other places to check out. They do not have counter service, this is all sit-down. I had a 2top and ordered the Le Mini Gourmand...but it was a huge lots of food. 2 eggs, bacon, salad (or potatoes), large crepe with banana and chocolate/hazelnut drizzling... and it comes with a bread. I opted to try their "large" bread and didn't know it was an up-charge... she said she mentioned that but I'll chalk that up to the language barrier but I know that was not mentioned...that's ok, she refilled my cappuccino (which was very strong but I need that in the morning anyway) with regular coffee which was quite tasty as well. I did enjoy this place, it is conveniently located for me...this is a 2nd location. It is in Beauport.

nous avons le choc des générations. C'était délicieux. le service était merveilleux et le serveur…read moreétait excellent.

Good coffee, lots of window light, but also- THERE ARE CATS! This place rules pretty hard even…read morewithout them, the owner is nice, he's bilingual (helpful for me because my French sucks) and the clientele are friendly locals, but anyplace I get to pet cats while I drink a latte is going to get an extra-glowing review. Well worth a stop!

This was my first trip to Quebec city in many years, so I asked a friend to recommend a pâtisserie…read moreshe loved. Le Croquembouche had what I was looking for. The eclairs and Paris-Brest are so delicious. The crisp choux and creamy fillings were just perfect. The quiche was rich but not heavy. I was mostly there for sweet treats to bring home, so I can't speak to the Vienniosserie or breads, but everything I got was delicious and so, so pretty!

This is one of the best patisseries that I've been to. The quality of the food is outstanding and…read moreyou can tell by the clientele. Very nice service! Smallish place limited seating. But very clean.