The Divas' favorite places...

La Dining Divas

QUEBEC CITY,
CANADA

This European-like, quaint and scenic town used to be second-rate to Montreal in the eating scene. But it's not all touristy, French bistros anymore. Just do a little research, walk around, ask the locals… and you'll find as many surprising, creative, and tasty restaurants as my daughter and me!
Explore! Yum!

For breakfast:
Buffet De L Antiquaire, 95 Rue Saint Paul
The Little Piggy www.cochondingue.com

For lunch or happy hour:
Cafe Artifact www.saint-antoine.com
Restaurant 1640 Rue Sainte-Anne

For a snack:
La Piazzetta Av Cartier

For dinner or small plates:
Panache www.saint-antoine.com
Toast www.restauranttoast.com

For brew pub fun:
La Barberie www.labarberie.com
Bar L’Inox www.inox.qc.ca

This is just a start…
Enjoy!

gastronomic glee with mer and me…

shadows of meredith and barb on the sidewalk

Meredith and I ventured off on our mother-daughter trip to Montreal.
It's hard to describe this extraordinary Canadian city, but here it goes...

European style
so cosmopolitan
friendly, navigable by foot
diverse in every way
the largest french speaking city in North America…
and… many cuisines influenced by the numerous ethnic communities

The “restos” are wonderful…we chose

the best on rue Prince Arthur, Le Square Restaurant Francais
www.restaurantlesquare.com
the tastiest downtown Indian, La Taj www.restaurantletaj.com
the impressive seafood at the Portuguese, Ferreira Café www.ferreiracafe.com
and superb contemporary French at Toque!
www.restaurant-toque.com

Toque! was an award winner. We each ordered the 7 course tasting menu. Each course was more creative and mouthwatering than the last. Feast your eyes on some of the dazzling presentations below….sea urchin…lobster…