The Coffee Journal
From the first espresso in the morning to the last drink at night. Old Quebec, built around its addresses and its rituals.
From morning coffee to gourmet dinner, Old Quebec offers a surprisingly rich culinary scene for a historic district. Here is our selection of the best re...
Twenty minutes from Quebec City, Ile d'Orleans is a haven of local produce in the middle of the river. Artisan cheese dairies, century-old cider houses, market stalls, and authentic Quebec flavours...
September is coming, the leaves are turning red and gold, the streets of Old Quebec are adorned with colors that even the greatest painters struggle to reproduce. Autumn in Qu...
Quebec boasts a surprisingly rich culinary scene for a city of its size. From the bistros of Petit Champlain to the grand restaurants of Grande Allée, here is the...
Petit Champlain is one of the most photographed neighborhoods in North America. Cobblestone streets, centuries-old facades, the river in the distance.
