Café La Maison Smith
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coffee(104) cafe(85) croissant(53) latte(31) pastries(27) chocolate(23) breakfast(22) recommend(20) drink(14) pastry(11) almond(11) quiche(11)Such a cute little coffee shop! The mocha I ordered was rich, smooth, & absolutely delicious. They also had plenty of fresh pastries to choose from, which made it hard to pick just one. There's a decent amount of seating available, making it a great spot to relax, chat with friends, or enjoy some quiet time.
Cute little coffee shop to stop into on your travels about town. Stool-style seating. Friendly staff. Lattes were smooth.
Lindo local, para tomar un rico cafecito barista ☕?. Había personas trabajando con su pc también.
Lovely place, good coffee but a surprisingly poor croissant! I ordered a coffee & sandwich initially & was impressed so decided to have a croissant as I was still hungry, sadly something that should have been the baseline of a good cafe was very bready. Stick to the sandwiches & coffee
This is place where you can enjoy their local brand coffees & breakfast dishes. According to my experience, i try different version of drinks such pecan pie, vegetarian sandwich, smoothie & cold brew & mocha. It is really top notch experienced to do brunch here with friends.
El servicio fue rápido, está rico el matcha latte, tienen un patio exterior con mesitas y está muy a gusto para poder platicar o trabajar.
The sun is rising & there are a sprinkling of us tourists roaming around Quebec City ahead of the crowds. This was the first cafe I saw opened this early so I popped in. I had the Croissant Smith & a grand mochaccino. The staffer was bi-lingual so I asked in English if she could warm up the sandwich. Obvi something was lost in translation as the top of the croissant was barely warm to the touch with the ham & cheese still chilled. Oh well, it's food & it's edible. I sat outdoors to feel the sunrise to watch others walk through this historic part of Old Quebec known as Place Royale. The area was founded in 1608 & has a wonderful mix of buildings & stone street with French & British influences. What a lovely start to the day.