Top 4 Places to Eat in Percé

Written by Alexander Kopp, Hannah McKinsey, Jake Evans
30/07/2025
Beautiful coastal view of Percé Rock and the village in Quebec, Canada during the daytime.
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Percé offers a compelling dining scene that emphasizes fresh seafood and regional Quebecois flavors, catering to a diverse range of visitors from families to couples seeking both casual and refined culinary experiences.

1. La Maison du Pêcheur

Cuisine: Seafood, Regional Quebecois, Wood-fired Pizza

Situated directly by the wharf, La Maison du Pêcheur provides a relaxing maritime ambiance with stunning views of Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island, especially at sunset. The menu showcases fresh fish and seafood, including frequently fresh lobster, along with wood-fired pizzas, meats, and grilled dishes. Highly recommended items include their seafood chowder, fish cakes, and the 'Trident' dish featuring lobster, maple-glazed salmon, and scallops. A Quebec sugar pie is a notable dessert. The restaurant also accommodates various dietary needs with vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and children's menus. Service is known to be friendly and efficient.

Price: CAD $15-75 (approx. USD $11-55), with lunch being a more affordable option.

Getting There: The restaurant is centrally located on Route 132, near the Percé wharf, making it easily accessible on foot from the main area.

2. Maison Black Whale House (Restaurant Maison Black Whale par Nath & Compagnie)

Cuisine: Upscale French, Local Products, Seafood

More than just a restaurant, Maison Black Whale offers a unique culinary experience within a historic building that has served as a cultural arts center since 1936. The cuisine focuses on refined French dishes using local and seasonal ingredients, comparable to gastronomy found in Montreal. Signature dishes include salmon tartare, prosciutto pizza, and a delectable duck entree. It provides an inspiring environment with views of Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island. The restaurant is open year-round and also offers breakfast featuring freshly baked pastries and specialty coffees, along with a selection of organic wines and local microbrewery beers.

Price: Expensive (considered '$$$$' / 'bit pricey').

Getting There: Located at 170 Route 132, on the shores of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it is within walking distance of central Percé.

3. Buvette Thérèse

Cuisine: Boreal Cuisine, Local Terroir, Cocktails

This charming 'buvette' presents a modern, homey atmosphere, ideal for a date or a cocktail-focused meal. Its terrase is perfect for enjoying the sun, complemented by a well-decorated interior. The menu features diverse boreal cuisine, making extensive use of local products, with options such as saffron gnocchi, various pizzas, duck confit, and beef tataki. Guests can also enjoy a wide selection of cocktails and Quebec-made beverages. The staff is notably friendly and welcoming. It operates seasonally, from mid-June to mid-October.

Price: Mid-range (considered '$$$').

Getting There: The restaurant is conveniently located, implying easy walking access within the main tourist area of Percé.

4. Boulangerie Le Fournand

Cuisine: Bakery, Casual Lunch

Boulangerie Le Fournand is an excellent local bakery, perfect for a casual lunch or to grab items for a picnic. It is known for its freshly made pastries, bread, quiches, soups, salads, and mini pizzas. This spot offers a refreshing alternative to traditional pub fare and seafood, catering to those seeking a quick and satisfying meal on the go.

Price: Cheap Eats (dishes and items are generally fairly priced).

Getting There: As a local bakery, it is conveniently located within the village, easily reachable on foot.

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