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mac_loves_food Apr 6, 2010 08:49 PM

5 days in Quebec City. What must we eat. (Children in tow.)

Thank you to Oliver and all respondents as that string of posts has helped. I'm not so adventurous as to try sweet meats and will have a teen and a little one in tow (but not EVERY night). Husband and my mom too who lived in QC during her teens. We're staying in Old Town and come from a small town in BC with Boston Pizza as the main stay. Please don't cry anyone. Chowhound helped me out a few years back on a trip (with same Mom) to Chicago. We're looking for breakfast, brunch, light lunch, dinner and wine bar recommendations.

  1. Chocolatine Apr 16, 2010 09:59 AM

    another nice place to try would be the Billig on St-Jean street, for ther crepe bretonne. Comfy and easy going, with nice choices and very reasonable prices.
    526 St-Jean, (418) 524-8341

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      phyero Apr 17, 2010 02:45 AM

      Thanks mgenois,
      I forgot Le St-Crème on Ste-Anne street just at the corner of Trésor street, an ice cream shop to die for and nice homemade sandwiches.

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        mac_loves_food Apr 20, 2010 08:52 PM

        Bien merci. We are off this week and can't wait. Much appreciate all replies

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          acaron Apr 23, 2010 12:12 PM

          For Coffee try,
          Brulerie St Roch, 375, Rue Saint-Joseph Est, city centre, just below the Old town
          or Brulerie Tatum, 1084 Rue Saint-Jean, across from Paillard within the Old Walls

    2. lchukhin Apr 6, 2010 10:15 PM

      For breakfast or brunch, L'Omelette (64 rue Ste Louis; Old Town) is excellent: pleasant atmosphere, huge menu for picky eaters, inexpensive, delicious, and good service. Breakfast is served all day.
      For traditional Quebec food, I love Aux Anciens Canadiens (34 Rue Saint-Louis; Old Town). The lunch menu may be more suitable and affordable with a young child: http://www.auxancienscanadiens.qc.ca/.... Be sure to try the specialty drink, Chicoutai, a cocktail made from cloudberry liqueur (chicoutai), vodka, and spruce beer.

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      Aux Anciens Canadiens
      34 Rue Saint-Louis, Quebec, QC G1R3Z1, CA

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        pinehurst Apr 22, 2010 02:34 PM

        Aux Anciens is much maligned for not being frou frou, but partner and I love the modest prices and family-friendly atmosphere...like eating in an aunt's kitchen back in time. I agree wih both your suggestions.

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