Next to Petit-Champlain, Place-Royale is a very small neighbourhood, and the spot where Samuel de Champlain first set-up his trading post in the early 17th-century.
Today, it’s a popular spot with for visitors who want to admire the historic architecture, pop into a café or relax with a beer and a bowl of French Onion soup.
Picking the 10 best restaurants in Quebec City for oysters is not a challenging task, but it does make one incredibly hungry! Oysters are an aphrodisiac, and Quebec City is…
The increase of coffee shops in Old Quebec City over the last couple of years has been delightful. Especially for those of us (me!) who love to indulge in espresso…
Finding the best hot chocolate in Quebec City is a constant goal. Let’s face it, hot chocolate (chocolat chaud) is LIFE, especially the really good stuff. And no, we are…
It’s true, a Quebec City food tour is one of the best ways to begin your culinary exploration of this charming historic city, and UNESCO World Heritage Site. This month…
Quebec City, one of the oldest cities in Canada, is a favourite destination among those who want to wander down cobblestone streets lined with stone tin-roofed houses. Established in 1608 by Samuel…
“Where can I eat the best onion soup in Quebec City?” is a common question among visitors exploring Old Quebec City. While some locals are confused by the obsession with…
Where should you eat in Old Québec City in 2022? While some restaurants have shuttered their doors due to the pandemic, many have managed to stay open, and there have…
Whether you’re embarking, disembarking or making a short stop at the Quebec City cruise port, these are the best things to do in Quebec City!
Choosing Quebec City food to buy for a picnic or souvenir can be quite enjoyable if you visit the right épicerie or comptoir! An épicerie is not the same as…
When the server/barman at Pub L’Oncle Antoine says “Welcome to happy hour, for the next two hours I am going to be happy!”, you know it is going to be…
Having a list of the top things to do in Quebec City (and its surrounding area) is a good way to start your time in the city. Think of it…
Experience life as it was in 17th & 18th-century Québec at the New France Festival!