BRASSERIE P'TIT QUÉBEC CAFÉ

Club-sandwiches, bagels or bison served in a Quebec restaurant in Bordeaux offering homemade cuisine.

Located in Bordeaux in the St-Augustin district, P'tit Québec Café has become over the years the reference "Quebec brasserie". The owner Marc Dorion, a native of Quebec, has that distinctive accent that sets the tone. At any time of the day, the French can fall for the "famous Poutine" (a portion of fries with cheese curds and the right sauce that goes well) and a range of burgers, each one better than the last. You can also enjoy club sandwiches, bagels, salads, a good piece of butcher's cheese and even buffalo. Accompanied by salad and fries or Poutine, the portions are like in America: deliciously huge! As for the dessert, you will surely be tempted to "sweeten your mouth" with a cheesecake, a crumble, a maple syrup and pecan pie or a chocolate brownie.