Le Cafe du Monde

Frommer's Review

A longtime and entirely convivial eating venue, the Café du Monde moved in 2002 to its current location adjoining Le Terminal de Croisières -- the cruise terminal. It's a larger, jovial Parisian-style space, seating 135 inside and another 75 on a terrace overlooking the St. Lawrence River and Ile d'Orléans. The staff is as amiable as ever, the food a touch more creative but still within bistro conventions. The short menu continues to feature classic French preparations of pâtés, duck confit, onion soup, smoked salmon tartare, and four versions of mussels with frites. A recent brunch plate -- scrambled eggs with salmon, dill, potatoes, fruit, and a croissant, for C$9 (US$7.85/£3.90) -- was serviced fast and with a smile, even on a busy holiday weekend.

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