Fancy grocery stores in Québec City are my kryptonite. Sure, the aesthetic is appealing, but it’s more about the food selection and quality. Walking in the door and feeling the…
Lose yourself at Cartier-Brébeuf, a National Historic Site located within a sprawling 6.8-hectare park, Parc Anse-à-Cartier. Sitting on the banks of the Saint-Charles and Lairet Rivers, this National Historic Site is the perfect place to enjoy nature, explore, and relax.
A hidden gem, literally, in Old Quebec City, Saint-Louis Forts & Châteaux National Historic Site is an important piece of Quebec City’s history. The remains of a fort and châteaux,…
Why visit Quebec City? Honestly, once you’ve visited, the question itself feels rather silly. The question should be, who would not want to visit Quebec City?! It’s a large city,…
Finding the best croissants in Québec is a worthy quest. One I wholeheartedly embrace. The perfect croissant is buttery and flakey and airy and the epitome of breakfast sophistication. A…
Craving Italian food in Québec City? Matto in Old Port is always the first place I suggest to tourists and friends. Why I have not written a full post on…
Food delivery and meal kits (boîte repas) have become a big part of life since the outbreak of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). We’ve seen restaurants close their doors permanently, and others…
Looking for delicious sushi restaurants in Quebec City? You’re in luck, there are quite a few to choose from! That being said, not all sushi restaurants are created equal, especially…
#BlackLivesMatter, always. Never has there been a more important time to support black-owned restaurants and businesses in Quebec, Canada, and around the globe. Racism has, and continues to, plague our…
The moment I walked into my room at Auberge Saint-Antoine I wanted to drop my bags, fall into the bed, and never get up. The sun streamed through an arched…
Patisseries in Montreal are next-level delicious. It is not a surprise. Montreal is a cosmopolitan city known for its trendy cafés, gourmet food scene, street art, museums, and shopping. It’s…
One of the most photographed staircases in Quebec City, Escalier Casse-Cou (Breakneck Steps) is also one of the oldest! After the colony of New France was established in what is…