Quebec Old Town | Affordable & Delicious Eats
This was my third visit to Quebec, and I focused on casual eats in the historic district. Here are my top picks (and skips!): đRestaurant Poutineville Vieux-QuĂ©bec âââââ The ultimate poutine spot! Must-order: QuĂ©bec Sugar Shack Poutine (sweet & savory perfection). Portion tip: The "Mega" size can easily feed two! đ„ Paillard âââ Overhyped bakery: Best item: Lotus cake (moist & flavorful). Skip: Paris-Brest (dry & hard pastry). Only go if thereâs no line! đ§ PĂątisserie Chouquette ââââ My go-to pastry shop â French sweets done right! Not just desserts: Their savory options are great too. đ„ Le Casse-CrĂȘpe Breton âââââ Sweet lovers: Chestnut spread + whipped cream/vanilla ice cream. Savory lovers: Roast beef + egg + mushrooms + mozzarella. A must-visit crĂȘperie! đ LâAntiquaire Buffet âââ Quirky Quebecois comfort food: Good: Meatballs (Le ragoĂ»t de boulettes). Polarizing: Stewed beans with brown sugar (love it or hate it). Maybe better for brunch? đ POLINA Pizzeria âââ Convenient but average: Pastas were just okay. Cozy vibe, but not a must-eat. đ Matto (HĂŽtel 71) ââââ Solid Italian: Suppli al telefono (risotto-stuffed fried cheese). Seafood linguine (flavorful & fresh). đ Final Tips Must-try: Poutineville (best poutine) & Le Casse-CrĂȘpe (perfect crĂȘpes). Skip the line: Paillard isnât worth a long wait. For something unique: Try LâAntiquaire Buffet (local flavors). #QuebecEats #OldQuebec #PoutineLover #FoodieFinds #TravelOnABudget