The food + drink scene in Quebec is one of the best in Canada. Whether you’re spending your time in Montreal, Quebec City, or other cities and regions in the province, you’re sure to find unforgettable food experiences. Here are the places we are excited about!
Line Up for Québécois Cuisine at La Buche
La Buche in Old Quebec is the best restaurant for an urban sugar shack-style food dive into Québécois cuisine. Arrive hungry, and wear comfy clothing!
Have You Dined at Louise Taverne?
In Quebec City’s Old Port (Vieux-Port) neighbourhood, Louise Taverne is a charming French tavern with a cozy menu, decent wine list, and a large outdoor patio.
A Tantalizing Meal at Le Fin Gourmet
I will remember the grilled morels and tarragon cream sauce from Le Fin Gourmet for the rest of my life. This restaurant in Saint-Sô is a can’t-miss.
Brunch at Torii Izakaya? Yes, Please!
Torii Izakaya in Saint-Roch is a dynamic small restaurant serving food inspired by Japanese and Québecois flavours. They serve Sunday brunch, too!
Sustainable Eats at Restaurant Alentours
A new restaurant has opened in a quiet corner of Saint-Sô, Restaurant Alentours. Have you tried it?
Devour Smashburgers at Holy Burgers
Smashburgers have arrived in Québec City, and I, a burger addict, am over the moon with joy. Holy Burgers is worth the drive to Ste-Foy!
Southern Barbecue at Faite à l’os
A sweet smokiness permeates within the walls of Faite à l’os, causing one’s tastebuds to water the moment you walk in the door. It’s magic.
Le Clan: Superb Fine Dining in Quebec City
Dive into creative and delicious tasting menus made with Quebec terroir at Le Clan in Old Quebec City. They serve brunch, too!
Alphonse Cuisine and Cocktails in Old Quebec
Located in a former bank, Alphonse cuisine and cocktails is a chic bistro with simple French-inspired dishes.
A Fat Girl’s Guide to Eating in Ottawa
I didn’t like Ottawa for a long time, but it is now one of my favourite cities in Canada – especially for food. Here’s where I’m eating in Ottawa!
This is The Best Croissant in Quebec City
How far would you drive for the best croissants? I drive 20 minutes to Praline et Chocolat whenever possible to eat the best croissants in Quebec City.
Tradtional Italian Cuisine at Matto
Craving Italian food in Quebec City? Matto in Old Port is always the first place I go when the cravings hit. Easily one of the most popular in the city.