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Last weekend, my family and some friends went up to Val-David, Quebec and went to this cute little cafe called C'est la vie  which I just loved. I've been looking for a place like this for so long and I'm so thrilled that I found it! Its so quaint and cozy and the atmosphere was just amazing. The staff was so friendly and the food was delicious! 

I ordered a mochacinno and a "Julie" panini which had honey chicken, brie and spinach. They were both sooo good, and they were so pretty I almost didn't want to try them! (so I took pictures haha) 

All their drinks were decorated with little hearts on the foamy part which I thought was so cute! 

We had the choice to either sit on the big Adirondack chairs at the front of the cafe, on the terrace under the big shady umbrellas or inside the actual cozy cafe. Its really a great place to go when the weathers nice.



Overall, I loved this place so so much and I'm definitely going to go back whenever we make the trip up north again, maybe with some friends.

If anyone is ever around this area, I really recommend you check it out!!

Does anyone else have a little hidden gem that you like to go visit?

xx



My sister got this smoothie and I thought the way they served it was just great!
It had cranberries on top too! 


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  1. Rainbow Gatherer4:29 AM, August 20, 2013

    this is one of the loveliest places I've seen, I wish I could visit but very faraway from me :)
    I'll be happy if you check out my blog too=)

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