Pâtisserie Chouquette

Lola

5.0

The pastries were absolutely delightful. Hands down, the best croissants I've ever had-especially the hazelnut-filled croissant. It was perfectly flaky, buttery, & incredibly delicious. I can't wait to come back!

Ellen

4.0

5 stars for the almond croissant. Coffee wasn't as good as other options in the area

Nono

5.0

Best croissant we've had in Quebec City. Bar none.

Morsels

5.0

Cafe & on site bakery specializing in chouquettes (exotically flavored & plain tiny cream puffs), croissants & scones. Go out of your way to get here! Fantastic espresso drinks. Cardamom roll was delicious (giving Copenhagen vibes) & the Ham & Cheese Croissant was divine. Some indoor seating available.

Samantha

5.0

Tried croissants at several places in Québec City during a trip & these were by far the best.

Cathy

3.0

Happy to see a good pastries in Quebec City! The desserts look beautiful. Croissants are buttery & crispy. Mile feuille, although excellent, is not a mile feuille & I feel overpriced. I try to stop by when I am in town.
Desserts are slightly more sweet than I would have liked, but this is more of a personal preference.

Giving less stars because the place is disorganized, service is slow, tables are dirty, & we kept getting cut in the line by people trying to use the small garbage can inconveniently placed at the back of the store.

Marco

5.0

Fantástico!!! Melhor croissant que já experimentei na vida! Show !!!

RITESH

5.0

Delicious croissant & pastries

No

3.0

Don't understand the hype. The croissant is not crispy at allllll. Not enough lamination. When you bite in a good croissant, the flakes should fall everywhere. Nothing fell off lol
Tried two other desserts & it was very mediocre. Perhaps my expectation was too high given the 4.9 review. However, the croissant price was very fair at $2.90 CAD. A good croissant in Toronto is at least $5+

Kristeena

5.0

Pâtisserie Chouquette is an absolute gem. We tried a cream puff & a pain au chocolat, & both were outstanding-but the croissant dough was next-level. Flaky, buttery, perfectly layered-I'll be craving & dreaming about that croissant for years to come. You can see the bakers at work behind the counter while you wait in line, & the whole shop smells like rich, quality melted chocolate. They use local, high-quality butter in all their desserts, & you can truly taste the difference. It's the kind of place that turns a quick stop into a core memory. My only regret is that it's 3,000 km from my home-if I lived nearby, I'd be a regular. Don't miss this spot if you're in Quebec City. It's worth going out of your way for.