Best Gelato in Quebec City

"Their extensive list of cocoa-filled creations encompasses candies, pastries and even a whole hot-chocolate menu. Dive even deeper into the world of chocolate, their chocolate museum next door is a treat for all the senses.634 rue Saint-Jean"

"This is the perfect spot for a quick and tasty lunch with family or friends—the servers are prompt and friendly and the gourmet burgers will satisfy even the biggest appetites. Plus, the restaurant’s six types of poutine are the best out there. For an even more authentically Québec experience, bring some beer from a local microbrewery!"

"Coffee fanatics will tell you: to test the talent of a barista (or "master of the coffee machine"), nothing beats an espresso. So, prepare your small cups, because the following establishments will give you quite a caffeine boost!"

"Tutto Gelato’s classic Italian delicacies like sorbetti, granite, caffè e biscotti are very popular among locals. They are also very easy to find: look for the (worth the wait) line-up on Rue Saint-Jean. Mix and match more than 60 artigianale flavours like nocciola, frutti di bosco, vaniglia, caramello al fior di sale, cioccolato e peperonico, etc. in a cone or in a cup."

"Chocolats Favoris is a Québec City institution, thanks to the 12 varieties of melted chocolate waiting to envelope your cone of softserve in chocolatey goodness. Don’t miss one of their latest creation, a drinkable dessert called Chou Chou. And don’t worry about the line-up—you’ll need that time to pick your dipping flavour!"

"Glacier Aberdeen is a true oasis of peace in the heart of the Montcalm neighbourhood. Whether you're looking for a Belgian chocolate dip, a delicious sundae with authentic maple flavours, a tasty artisanal ice cream from Bilboquet or a vegan delight, everyone will find their small piece of happiness. La Crèmerie Générale"

"La Bûche Glacée serves the trendiest frozen treat: rolled ice cream. Made to order and churned live on a -20 degree plate, rolled ice cream is made frozen from 10% fresh cream and kid-friendly flavours like fudge-brownies, strawberry and cotton candy. Let your inner child run free and indulge in their most popular delight, a reversed sundae made with Québec’s traditional sucre à la crème."

"A visit to the Huron Traditional Site is a good starting point when exploring Wendake. Learn about the Aboriginal people who lived on the land before the arrival of Jacques Cartier and Samuel de Champlain."

"First opened in 1840, Québec's senior department store, La Maison Simons, has long been a favorite for shoppers both male and female. Scattered about the well-lit departments, you'll find popular brand names like Twik, Donna Karan, Hugo Boss, Le Trente et Un and Tommy Hilfiger. When temperatures start to dip, crowds flood in to check out the selection of stylish rayon sweaters and smart Shetland wools."

"La Piazz Boîte à Chansons - literally translated as "Singing box" - is a perfect spot for an evening of live singing and fun, with a great atmosphere every night. If you feel brave enough (or already had a few drinks) you can go on stage and take the mic yourself."

"In a building dating from 1848, The 3 Brewers always brewed on site beer made traditionally, with fresh and simple ingredients. White, blonde, IPA, brown or amber, let us advise you on the selection offered!. 650 Grande Allée East Website"

"Bistro, Brasserie, Bar, Fine Dining, Steakhouse, International, Quebec, Alcohol Served, Group Reservation, Happy Hour, Lunch Menu, Online Reservation, Restaurant With Live Entertainment, Restaurant With Parking, Restaurant With Terrace, Table D’hôte, Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant. Les Maltcommodes, the new microbrewery to go to in Quebec City!. Whether it is for happy hour, a romantic date,..."