Services Offered
Artisanal Coffee & Espresso
Freshly brewed coffee, mochaccinos, and espresso drinks made with premium beans.
French Pastries & Bakery
Authentic croissants, cakes, and desserts, including our famous Croissant Smith and lemon pie.
Breakfast & Light Meals
Sandwiches, croissant-based meals, and quick bites for a morning or midday treat.
Hot Chocolate & Specialty Drinks
Rich, indulgent hot cocoa and other warm beverages, perfect for chilly days.
Outdoor Seating
Enjoy your coffee and pastries al fresco while taking in the historic views of Place Royale.
Bilingual Service
Friendly staff fluent in English and French to assist all guests comfortably.
Reviews
3.2(5 reviews)
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Rayan Gazlye
via Google
2 months ago
We used to love the hot chocolate here, it was really good, and the service used to be amazing. Now, the quality has dropped a lot, and the service is just okay. It’s really disappointing because this used to be the best place for hot chocolate, and I don’t understand why the quality has gone downhill.
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John Doevia Google
3 months ago
My wife and I stopped in here to grab a quick breakfast before heading back to the U.S. Biggest croissant I have ever had and it had good flavor. Also had a slice of some berry topped cake which was very sweet and definitely worth it. Would definitely come back if we visit again.
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Tania Joannettevia Google
3 months ago
Ordered 2 hot cocos and a lemon pie Lemon pie was tasty, but the hot cocos were room temperature and mostly foam, and tasted terrible. Had to change mine for a coffee. Also waited 15 minutes for the hot cocos + 15 minutes for the bathroom. Staff were friendly Also 5,50 for a small hot cocos is quite pricey
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James Millarvia Google
5 months ago
Lovely place, good coffee but a surprisingly poor croissant! I ordered a coffee and sandwich initially and was impressed so decided to have a croissant as I was still hungry, sadly something that should have been the baseline of a good cafe was very bready. Stick to the sandwiches and coffee
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Lyn A.via Google
6 months ago
The sun is rising and there are a sprinkling of us tourists roaming around Quebec City ahead of the crowds. This was the first cafe I saw opened this early so I popped in. I had the Croissant Smith and a grand mochaccino. The staffer was bi-lingual so I asked in English if she could warm up the sandwich. Obvi something was lost in translation as the top of the croissant was barely warm to the touch with the ham and cheese still chilled. Oh well, it's food and it's edible. I sat outdoors to feel the sunrise to watch others walk through this historic part of Old Quebec known as Place Royale. The area was founded in 1608 and has a wonderful mix of buildings and stone street with French and British influences. What a lovely start to the day.
