Les Bleuets du Vire-Crêpes

We love the feeling of the countryside in the city that you get when you drive along Vire-Crêpes Road in the Saint-Nicolas sector of Lévis. Right in the heart of downtown, it only takes a few minutes to head west and find yourself in a rural environment that's both soothing and abundant.

Ange Hébert-Corriveau • Written on August 16, 2023

For 8 weeks, Frédérike, better known under the name of Folks & Forks, traveled several kilometers to discover her region in order to make it known to you through her gourmet getaways. Here, in summary, its summer at the same time sweet, greedy and enriching.

Sarah Moore • Written on September 15, 2021

Anna is now 6 weeks old, it's time to introduce her to a perfect place to rest, enjoy the scenery and above all eat a good blueberry ice cream.

Sarah Moore • Written on May 9, 2021

I am fortunate to live close to Chemin Vire-Crêpes in Saint-Nicolas, in the western sector of Lévis. On this path, we find several agricultural producers who come together under the name of Chemin de la Fraîcheur. One company that the whole family is particularly fond of is Les Bleuets du Vire-Crêpes. You can go there to eat delicious lunches in their café, to buy all kinds of beautiful blueberry products in their shop, but we, more often than not, it's to end the day with a good ice cream that we found there.

Stéphanie Allard • Written on August 13, 2020

It seems like the most important meal of the day is the breakfast. At Les Bleuets du Vire-Crepes, they took it seriously to the delight of our taste buds!

Stéphane Bourque • Written on May 31, 2018

The Chemin de la Fraîcheur route, located along the Chemin Vire-Crêpes in the sector of St-Nicolas, offers berry lovers the perfect opportunity to taste seasonal produce in a country setting.

Claudelle Marcoux • Written on June 1, 2017

It was in the winter of 1997 that Anne Ladouceur and Alain Soulard bought a piece of land in the Saint-Nicolas area, west of Lévis. The following spring, they had a nice surprise: on their vast land grew wild blueberry plants.

Les Cervidés • Written on July 7, 2021