Ma Maison

Québec City


A quiet little bistro du quartier (neighborhood bistro) well worth seeking out, 'My House' serves traditional Québécois dishes like grand-maman used to make: trout pie, maple ham and horse (yes, as in cheval) stroganoff. Try the cod sticks with gribiche (mayonnaise-style cold egg sauce) or the smelts as a starter, and don't miss the scrumptious shop-made desserts.


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