Bügel in Montcalm is one of my must-stop Quebec City breakfasts. The bagels rival New York’s — and I have actually brought them home to New York.Continue Reading: Bügel in Montcalm – The Quebec City Bagels I Bring Back to New York
Bottega in Vieux-Québec delivers the closest thing we have found to a New York slice in Quebec City, plus seafood arancini that may be the best we have ever had.Continue Reading: Bottega Vieux-Québec Review – The Closest Thing to a New York Slice
Smith Café in Cap-Rouge is a busy two-floor neighborhood café with laptop crowds, a view toward the tracel and a dedicated wood-fired pizzeria.Continue Reading: Smith Café Cap-Rouge – Pizza, Laptops and a View of the Tracel
Clark’s The Canadian baked beans have a bacon flavour, but the manufacturer confirms there is no pork or meat in the product.Continue Reading: These Clark Baked Beans Taste Like Bacon. There’s No Pork Inside.
Cora’s Crêpe burrito sounds like a strange breakfast mashup. In practice, the crêpe, eggs, vegetables and black bean patties make it feel surprisingly natural.Continue Reading: Cora Crêpe Burrito Review – A Breakfast Mashup That Just Works
The original Fromagerie Victoria in Victoriaville combines incredible fresh cheese curds, poutine, local history and a classic attached dairy bar.Continue Reading: Visiting the Original Fromagerie Victoria in Victoriaville
Why does Quebec sell milk in bags? Here is how the three-bag system works, why metrication helped it spread and why Canadians still argue about it.Continue Reading: Why Is Milk Sold in Bags in Quebec and Parts of Canada?
Costco Canada’s poutine is not vegan because it contains dairy cheese curds. Reports often describe the gravy as plant-based or vegetarian, but Costco does not publish a current nationwide food-court ingredient list confirming vegan status.Continue Reading: Is Costco Canada’s Poutine Gravy Vegan? What We Can Verify
Our visit to Smoke’s Poutinerie in Toronto found an enjoyable, topping-heavy interpretation of poutine that should be judged differently from a traditional Quebec casse-croûte.Continue Reading: A Quebecer’s Review of Smoke’s Poutinerie in Toronto
Looking for Quebec City pizza? Compare Nina Pizza Napolitaine, NO.900 and Milano by style, location and the kind of pizza experience you want.Continue Reading: Quebec City Pizza Guide – Nina, NO.900 and Milano Compared