Are These The Best 3 Bakeries in Quebec City?

When in Québec City, go to the bakeries (or boulangeries) and eat the pastries! Or, the viennoiseries, if you prefer. We chose the latter, though I was unfamiliar with the word before researching Quebec City’s bakeries... chrisplusmelissa.com/the-3-best-bakeries-in-north-…

So strange to see places I see all the time in a tourist video. Hope you had fun :)

You guys are so amazing!! I've been born and raised in Quebec City, hope you had a great time here and people were as welcoming as they usually are, you seem to be such nice people breathing "la joie de vivre" through and through, it's really nice and fun to follow your adventures!! Take care! 😉

Lots of fun watching you enjoy treats I enjoyed many years ago. Great chemistry together.

Love Quebec City! You two are the best, yummy tasty equal assessments! 🇨🇦❤️

You both are amazing. What a great idea. Thank you so much. I’m going to Quebec next month and absolutely trying a strawberry croissant, and a cruffin.

Love watching you two, very informative and fun 👍👍

Have just started watching your videos. The apartment that you stayed in in Levis is the one we stayed in when we first went to Quebec City. We are returning to it next winter. It is one of the best vacation homes we have ever stayed in. Love you videos.🇨🇦🇬🇧

Great video you two... I enjoy watching your travels. Adventures

The squirrel chewing always cracks me up 😂

Love me some Croquembouche! The best are their Breton specialties. I also like their sandwhiches and their cakes are amazing for birthdays. One lesser known places I'd recommend is the Paingruel on St-Jean street, they got this awesome brioche bread with dark chocolate and marzipan in it... hmm... and if you can get a fresh apple turnover it's amazing.

That looks so good, everything.🤤

If you're still in Quebec and haven't tried French Canadian Tortière and Pâté Chinois yet, you should. They are traditional foods of Quebec and very hardy and tasty. There are regional variations of these dishes and specifically my experience was with the Saguenay/Lac St-Jean Pâté Chinois. Oh yeah, fresh cheese curds everywhere. Although poutine is more famous, it is a recent invention and definitely not traditional. Now that you're long time residents of Quebec, you probably know all of this. Bon appétite!

By the way, you two are the cutest! Nothing like traveling, and EATING pastries w loved ones!!!

My maternal side of the family is from Quebec City. I've been twice, must go again. Glad you also like my neighbourhood, Yaletown, in Vancouver~ Good taste LOL

I was in Montreal and had the escargot pastry. OMG it was so good I got a second for my breakfast the next since I had an early flight. The problem with that place is so many hills like quebec!

You guy made me hungry again. 😋🥐

Love the history of the area and places such as Grosse Île, I've never never been to Île d’Orléans...I'm a nerd for that stuff.

Hello you love birds! Just enjoy you videos and I do hope you enjoy your stay in our province. Sorry about our gas prices but it’s with that we pay for our so nice roads ( not the case go slow around those craters you will find them I’m sure lolll) . I don’t know until when you will be around our province? But the weather just started to get a lot better now. And the Montreal region is getting started with all the summer festivities. By the way look at the “ Discover Montreal “ section on YouTube and you will fall all the interesting sites to visit and specially don’t miss the 2 major bagel shops that are shirnes to the famous history of the Montreal style bagels (the real thing) which are “Fairmount Bagel” and “Saint Viateur bagel “ where you might need to wait inline outside the 2 shops if you come during daytime ( by the way these are always open 24/7 so come when most people sleep if you don’t want to wait lolll ) hope you will find the fun your looking for!

Wish u could still be in Canadia