Quebec & Lifestyle
Where to drink coffee in Quebec
Quebec has developed a serious coffee scene, driven by a demanding clientele and a new generation of baristas who know their craft.
Carrera Café — our address
Specialty coffee ★
Carrera Café — Petit Champlain
Selected beans, artisanal roasting, careful extraction. Espresso is our base, latte our specialty. In summer: cold brew and iced latte. In winter: homemade hot chocolate and spiced mulled wine. One of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the world to savor a cup.
Coffee in summer: the terraces
In summer, drinking coffee in Quebec often means drinking outside. The terraces of Old Quebec are among the most beautiful in North America. The one in Petit Champlain, with the view of colorful facades and passersby, has an inimitable atmosphere. Iced latte or cold brew, in the shade in July, with that special light Quebec has in summer: hard to do better.
Coffee in winter: the refuge
Winter changes everything. Coffee becomes an excuse to warm up, to go inside somewhere, to catch your breath between two adventures in the cold. In Old Quebec in winter, cafés play the role of refuge as much as gastronomic spots. At Carrera Café, winter is a strong season: the atmosphere is more intimate, conversations longer, coffee more appreciated.
Saint-Roch: the local scene
For those who want to explore beyond Old Quebec, Saint-Roch is the neighborhood of local cafés par excellence. Several artisanal roasters have their addresses here: a more underground atmosphere, neighborhood clientele, often very carefully crafted coffees. A great way to complete the picture of the coffee scene in Quebec City.
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