Le Café Krieghoff B&B tient son nom du peintre Canadien Cornelius Krieghoff, qui s'est fait connaître pour ses tableaux illustrant des autochtones, des habitants canadiens et des paysages. Situé sur la rue Cartier, à proximité des Plaines d'Abraham et du Musée du Québec, c'est le plus vieux café à Québec. On y sert des déjeuners copieux et des repas simples tels que sandwich, quiche, salade, ainsi que desserts maison absolument exquis. Cinq chambres modestes avec baignoire sont aussi à la disposition des clients pour 65 $ en occupation simple ou 75 $ en occupation double.

Le Nektar cafe in Quebec provides you with a comprehensive coffee experience. The coffee house sources their blends from some of the best roasters in the world. From Africa to America, and even some Asian countries, you will amazed with the sheer variety on display. Each and every coffee served here has a unique taste and richness to it because it is made following some meticulous procedures that holds true to the Nektar standard. So enjoy a warm cup in the bright ambiance as you gaze out the window at the beautiful city.

A neighborhood coffee shop, Les Bruleries has multiple branches in Canada, with several outlets in the major cities. This particular branch located in the Saint-Roch neighborhood, is a favorite among locals. With a casual ambiance, the cafe successfully provides an environment where you can work using their free WiFi, or simply laze around reading a book. Les Bruleries serves freshly ground coffee of different varieties, along with a nice menu of sandwiches and small-bites. Perfect for a laid-back break from routine, this cafe is definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

Tea-aficionados shouldn't miss a chance to visit this delightful store, that's practically an institution for the refreshing brew. With an expert team that sources teas from all over the world, with a special emphasis on Asia, Camellia Sinensis offers one of the most diverse tea selections in the city. Drop in to their boutique to discover a mind-blowing array of fine teas from various origins. The knowledgeable staff will be more than happy to find a brew to your liking. In addition to this, the boutique also offers a handsome selection of tea-ware, books as well as tea-related gifts. A little space within the store, with a handful of tables caters to those who wish to enjoy a refreshing cup right then. Beyond the retail factor, Camellia Sinensis also offers tasting sessions, tea workshop and other such events. Check website for more.

Tucked away in a corner of Old Quebec, this charming, old cafe has been around for ages. Offering a simple and wholesome menu of European favorites that involves delicious preparations of duck, chicken and other meats, the place was established in 1974. This hidden gem serves some of the best coffee in the neighborhood, so drop in for a taste of the quintessential home-cooked meal and don't forget to try a delicious pie and finish with a refreshing coffee.