Buffet de L'Antiquaire

Jack

4.0

We had the l'assiette brunch & la cochonne for breakfast. Both were great but the cochonne was even better. I reccomend giving it a try. It's really a breakfast poutine, but its well balanced & not too filling for breakfast as you think it may be. Coffee comes with free refills. Service was very good considering it was quite busy when we were there.

Tiffany

5.0

Breakfast potatoes to dream about. The breakfast poutine is so good & they offer fast takeout if you're on the go

Sue

5.0

Excellent breakfast spot. Good food & fast service.

Eric

5.0

My favorite breakfast spot in town.

Meagan

5.0

Very cozy restaurant, breakfast was delicious, staff was friendly & food came out hot & quick.

Roman

5.0

We came in during a busy time, were able to get a table right away. Breakfast meals were great, service was great & fast. Will definitely come back.

Nick

5.0

Visited based on a recommendation, & we were not disappointed. The breakfasts are absolutely perfect6prepared & delicious. I don't think that I've ever had better eggs Benedict. The service was friendly, quick & efficient. It'll be pir go to place whenever we're in Quebec city. Un gros merci.

Joel

5.0

Buffet de l'Antiquaire feels like the place breakfast has been quietly training for its whole life. It is classic québécois from the moment the plates arrive, but there is something more going on than just two eggs & bacon. Everything tastes like the best version of itself. The potatoes are fried exactly as they should be, golden & just shy of guilty. Eggs land on the plate cooked to the point where they make sense without any negotiation. Bacon holds that delicate line between crisp & chewy. Pancakes sit right between American fluff & French crepe softness, which somehow feels exactly right for this city.

I went a bit off script & ordered pain doré with Migneron cheese. It came out as a small revelation, the cheese tipping the whole thing into that perfect balance of salty & sweet that makes it hard to talk while eating. It felt like breakfast deciding to dress up for the occasion. The charm of the place stretches beyond the plate. Reaching it by walking along rue Sous le Cap turns the meal into a quiet little ritual, with one of the most photogenic streets in Quebec City setting the stage. It is the kind of morning that lingers in the mind, even once the last trace of maple syrup is gone.

Stephany

5.0

Adorable, quaint diner. Soooo many options. Breakfast all day. Poutine options looked great. The French meat pie was delicious. The pork meatball stew was delicious as well. The option to add soup & a tea or coffee to an entree was a great bargain.
Parked at the port lot nearby & was an easy walk over.
Would absolutely come back again for the variety alone.

Andrew

5.0

Lovely little place for breakfast with a large selection on the menu. The service was good & quick. If I had more time in Quebec City, I would definitely return.