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The fertile soil of Île d’Orléans sustains a variety of crops. For centuries, the island has provided Quebec City with fresh fruit and vegetables, grain and maple products. The foodstuffs made with this bounty capture the essence of Île d’Orléans and enjoy a growing reputation for quality and authenticity. This reputation also benefits many of the island’s restaurants, whose expert chefs use these products to create gastronomical dishes that can please any palate!
Look for the Savoir-Faire île d’Orléans certification sticker on the products of participating agrifood businesses. It is your guarantee that the product in question is of the highest quality and was grown or prepared according to island know-how.
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Chocolaterie de l’Île d’Orléans
Saint-FrançoisIn the rural decor of Saint-François, for the greatest pleasure of any chocolate lover, the old rectory houses the Chocolaterie de l’Île d’Orléans with its [...]
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Cider House Le Domaine des Sorciers
Sainte-FamilleHidden behind the ancestral barn is our cider house, offering you our unique ciders and a terrace with a breathtaking view. Come and sample our [...]
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Vignoble Ste-Pétronille
Sainte-PétronilleEstablished in 1988, this family estate has around 25 acres of vines, and practice an organic farming. Everything is still done by hand, including the [...]
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La Monnaguette restaurant & Dairy Bar (Cassis Monna & filles estate)
Saint-PierreAround 1930, in the Southern French town of Brissac, the Monna family ran a store called Source la Monnaguette that sold liquor, wine and lemonade. [...]
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Resto Pub l’O2 l’Île
Saint-PierreNo visit to the island is complete without stopping by here for a drink or a bite to eat. Relaxed bistro near the bridge to [...]
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La Monnaguette restaurant & Dairy Bar (Cassis Monna & filles estate)
Saint-PierreAround 1930, in the Southern French town of Brissac, the Monna family ran a store called Source la Monnaguette that sold liquor, wine and lemonade. [...]
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Ferme Guillaume Létourneau
Sainte-FamilleMaple products: syrup, caramel, sugar, butter, jelly, etc. Fresh vegetables, apples and potatoes. Homemade jams and jellies made with the fruit we pick: strawberries, raspberries, [...]
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Convenience Store
Saint-FrançoisIn addition to providing a local service with a wide variety of essential products, as well as local products, this business also offers you a [...]
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Saint-FrançoisIn the rural decor of Saint-François, for the greatest pleasure of any chocolate lover, the old rectory houses the Chocolaterie de l’Île d’Orléans with its [...]
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Buffet Maison
Saint-PierreSavour old-fashioned goodness with our delicious homemade foods. At our little shop, you will find a selection of pâtés, premade meals, homemade soup, creton meat [...]
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