Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Quebec City

"A post shared by Le Café-Boulangerie Paillard (@boulangerie_paillard) on Nov 6, 2016 at 8:04am PST. You’ll need to try this local institution simply because it took 2010’s “best in Quebec City” butter croissanthonor — not easy in light of the stiff competition. Praised by all the major guides, Paillard Café-Boulangeriemakes its own French-style delectable breads using sea salt and baker’s flour blends."

"Owned by Yves Simard and his wife, Rebecca, this bakery, pastry counter, sandwich bar, pizza shop (summer only), and ice-cream parlor is known...Read More"

"Breakfast Restaurant, Bar, Steakhouse, Coffee Shop, Creperie, Lounge, Italian, Thai, International, French, Lunch Menu, Online Reservation, Online Menu, Alcohol Served, Happy Hour, Restaurant With Bar, Restaurant With Parking, Restaurant With Wifi Internet, Restaurant With Private Rooms, Restaurant With Terrace. for after dinner drinks. Come relax on their terrace under the sun."

"👌 #foodporn #chocolate #darkchocolate #milkchocolate #whitechocolate #cosmos #yum #quebec #summer #happy #rich #tasty #raspberrysauce #strawberry #chocolate. Une publication partagée par @ medicineofnature_ le 4 Août 2013 à 8 :12 PDT. Si vous n’avez jamais dégusté un dessert du Cosmos, vous manquez quelque chose!"

"There's no doubt that the Cosmos restaurant's colourful decors and giant aquariums make it a favourite among little ones!. An essential meal break after a shopping spree at the Galeries de la Capitale or after having fun in the Méga Parc's attractions and rides. Restaurant Pat Rétro"

"Yuzu's décor is very linear, with lots of squares and straight lines, highlighted by some cool cubby holes along one wall, each with its own recessed light source. The food, on the other hand, is about as curvy and innovative as it can be and still remain edible. Many dishes are Japanese-inspired, and sushi and sashimi hold a proud place on the menu, but beyond that the cuisine defies categorization."

"Since then, this restaurant has changed the food scene of the city with its innovative creation. The restaurant has been the favorite destination of “sushivores” which drove the business to develop a new concept, which is franchise of the business. They have rapidly expanded which have now nearly 140 locations within the provinces of New Brunswick and Quebec."

"Une publication partagée par RestoQuebec (@restoquebec) le 22 Avril 2020 à 7 :00 PDT. La petite pizzeria du quartier Saint-Jean-Baptiste a instauré la livraison dès le début de la pandémie. Les commandes se font via le site web de l'établissement."

"This large bakery and pastry shop—which features a dining area with several tables that allow customers to eat on site—makes one of the city’s widest ranges of pastries, cakes, breads, and ready-to-eat dishes such as soups, quiches and pizza slices. Sorbets, gelati, macarons, fine chocolates, and truffles are all house made too."

"A post shared by Denise Jackson (@denisejacksonart) on Nov 3, 2016 at 11:01am PDT. Something less commercial?. Try Le Croquembouche, a busy, spacious bakery and pastry shop named after the French pastry-ball tower dessert."

"perfect place for fresh morning pastries #quebeccity #boulangerie #food #instagood #venturingvoyager. Une publication partagée par victoria (@venturingvoyager) le 10 Juil."

"Coffee fanatics will tell you: to test the talent of a barista (or "master of the coffee machine"), nothing beats an espresso. So, prepare your small cups, because the following establishments will give you quite a caffeine boost!"

"De Blanchet weddings & macarons pastry is the fulfillment of a dream cherished by Roland-Alain Blanchet, the owner, for several years. His store offers high-end pastries to the city and wishes to obtain distinctive and refined products. Coming from the stoves of Saint-Amour, where he spent 20 years as a chef including 14 as a pastry chef, Blanchet quickly won the respect of pastry lovers thanks to his original choice of small sweets made from fresh produce."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Promenades Beauport is a major shopping mall located towards the east of Quebec City. Spread over two floors, the mall offers a mix of around 140 stores and offices."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user René Bélanger used under CC0. Counted among the largest of malls in the region, and also one of the most visited, Les Galeries de la Capitale offers an exciting mix of shopping, fun, and dining experiences. The mall contains a variety of retail stores (over 280) across reputed brands like H&M, Hudson’s Bay, Sephora, L'Occitane, and Simons."

"Les Galeries de la Capitale has established itself as Québec City’s premier retail center. The mall now covers 1,3 million square feet and has 200 stores, featuring a diverse range of labels and brands. Oxford Properties Group manages and owns Galeries de la Capitale."

"Do not let Petit-Champlain’s small size fool you, this little neighbourhood packs a big punch!. One of the oldest shopping streets in Quebec City, rue Petit-Champlain has almost everything: clothing and shoes, chocolatiers, art, gourmet food shops, and some of the city’s most delightful bistros. Wander the cobbled streets, do a little shopping, then take the Funiculaire or Escalier Casse-Cou back up to Old-Quebecat the top of Cap Diamant."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Wilfredor used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Although Quartier Petit Champlain cannot be described as a shopping mall, it is a shopping experience that must not be missed. Known as North America’s oldest shopping district, this small historic area in Québec has stylish boutiques, art galleries, bakeries, and cosy cafes and restaurants lining the streets."

"Quartier Petit Champlain is one of the oldest commercial district in North America. Part of Vieux-Québec, the neighbourhood is home to numerous art galleries and restaurants, and souvenir shops line the cobbled streets. Be sure to check out the Breakneck Stairs, Quebec City’s oldest stairway, built in 1635."

"Glacier Aberdeen is a true oasis of peace in the heart of the Montcalm neighbourhood. Whether you're looking for a Belgian chocolate dip, a delicious sundae with authentic maple flavours, a tasty artisanal ice cream from Bilboquet or a vegan delight, everyone will find their small piece of happiness. La Crèmerie Générale"

"Coffee fanatics will tell you: to test the talent of a barista (or "master of the coffee machine"), nothing beats an espresso. So, prepare your small cups, because the following establishments will give you quite a caffeine boost!"