Must-try grilled cheese joints in Quebec City

There are times in your life when you get an inconsolable craving for a grilled cheese sandwich. And why not? When you live in a city that is known for amazing cheese, you'll be able to find a good sandwich anywhere. With the gooey goodness of fresh cheese, these restaurants know how to quell your craving.

Les Trois Garçons

1
1084, rue Saint-Jean, Québec, QC G1R 1S4

Though Les Trois Garçons is known for its hamburgers and bistro menu, you don't want to miss their grilled cheese sandwich. Loaded with 1608 cheese, caramelized onions and bacon, this grilled cheese sandwich will leave you craving more. But don't stop by too late in the day – grilled cheese is only offered on the breakfast menu so make sure you come in early if you need a cheesy fix.

Resto La Mama Grilled Cheese

2
1804 1re Avenue, Québec, QC G1L 3L9

The '50s-diner look and grilled cheese-only menu are what makes this restaurant a hit. With a rockabilly feel, this restaurant boasts a dozen or more sandwiches named after '50s and '60s icons. Try the Marilyn Monroe if you're feeling nutty or the Chuck Berry if you're feeling spicy. Whatever you choose, you'll have a one-of-a-kind experience.

Café Restaurant Au Bonnet D'Âne

3
298, rue Saint-Jean, Québec, QC G1R 1P1

If you're walking around the city looking for a quaint place to satisfy your craving for cheese, Au Bonnet is the place to be. With an assortment of local and French cheeses and various toppings, their sandwiches are just as exciting as they are fresh. With a dedicated, almost cult-like local following, this restaurant fills up fast, so make sure to call ahead for a reservation.

Bistro Hortus

4
1190, rue Saint-Jean, Québec, QC G1R 1S6

Though this Old Town restaurant is a rotisserie at heart, they have some of the freshest grilled cheese in the city. Made with homemade bread and stuffed with locally raised chicken roasted in house, Tournebrouche knows how to quell those cheese cravings. If you like to dip your cheese in assorted condiments, try the homemade ketchup or mayonnaise to complete your sandwich. Whatever you do, save room for dessert though; the daily selection of crème brûlée is to die for.

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