What is a Picmuffin at Le Picnic?

The Picmuffin is a takeout breakfast available with sausage or bacon, designed to be eaten quickly on the go. It's one of the options at Le Picnic's breakfast counter in Drummondville, alongside the filled croissant, the protein omelette, and the baguette.

Does Le Picnic have a seating area to eat on site?

No, Le Picnic is a micro-grocery store and takeout café, with no seating area. All breakfasts, coffees, and ready-to-eat meals are meant to be enjoyed elsewhere, on the road or at home.

Can you order your breakfast ahead of time to pick it up faster?

Le Picnic doesn't offer an online or advance ordering system. Takeout breakfasts, like the Picmuffin or the croissant, are purchased directly in store, at 3025 boulevard Saint-Joseph.

What's the difference between the filled croissant and the baguette for breakfast?

The filled croissant works well if you're after something lighter, while the baguette offers a different format, with a crustier texture. The choice mostly comes down to your texture preference and how hungry you are at the moment.

What time can you buy a takeout breakfast in Drummondville at Le Picnic?

Le Picnic is open every day, from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., at 3025 boulevard Saint-Joseph. You can stop by for a takeout breakfast early in the morning or later in the forenoon.

All articlesNovember 12, 2026 · 3 min read

Takeout Breakfast in Drummondville: Picmuffin, Croissant, or Baguette

English muffin with sausage, egg and melted cheese — Illustrative image.

Takeout Breakfast in Drummondville: What Changes Depending on Your Morning

Someone heading to work early doesn't have the same needs as a student between classes or a family heading out for the day. How much time you have before eating, whether you can stop again later in the day, and how hungry you are right now all play into making the right pick. On boulevard Saint-Joseph, the idea is simple: leave with a breakfast that fits your morning, without needing to sit down somewhere else to eat it.

Picmuffin, Croissant, or Baguette: How to Decide

Here are some practical pointers to help you choose without getting lost in the options.

You're eating right away as you head out: the Picmuffin, available with sausage or bacon, is built as a full breakfast you can eat with one hand, handy in the car or while walking to work.
You'd rather keep it simple: the filled croissant is a lighter option if you're not very hungry or if you're planning to eat something else later.
You want a different format: the baguette is a good fit if you're after a crustier texture or an alternative to the muffin and croissant.
You're looking for a protein-rich option: a protein omelette is also available at the breakfast counter, alongside the Picmuffins and croissants.

Exact fillings, portion sizes, and the options available on a given day can vary. The best way to confirm what's on hand is to simply ask in store.

A Coffee to Go With Breakfast

A takeout breakfast usually comes with a coffee. Le Picnic prepares on site eleven coffees, hot or iced, including filter coffee, americano, latte, flat white, mocha, espresso, iced coffee, and iced latte. Milk can be regular, lactose-free, or oat-based, and each coffee can be ordered with a flavour, such as vanilla, caramel, salted caramel, hazelnut, maple, or white chocolate. Three flavours are also available sugar-free: vanilla, caramel, and hazelnut. That gives you plenty of room to adjust your coffee to your taste without complicating your morning.

Keeping Your Breakfast in Good Shape Until You Eat It

A takeout breakfast is best eaten within minutes to an hour of purchase. If you're heading out on a longer trip or planning to eat later in the morning, avoid leaving the bag in a hot car or in the sun. If you have an allergy or a specific question about a product, the in-store team can give you the answer directly on site.

Making the Most of the Same Stop for Groceries

Since Le Picnic is also a neighbourhood grocery store, the same morning stop can cover more than just breakfast. Fresh fruit and vegetables, milk and fresh products, meats, beer and wine, snacks, and bags of ice are all found in the same spot as the coffee counter. Handy if you're heading out early and want to avoid a second stop for groceries later in the day.

Where to Find Le Picnic in Drummondville

Le Picnic is located at 3025 boulevard Saint-Joseph, in Drummondville, open every day from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. To plan your stop, check out the details to find us. For more takeout meal ideas or tasty stops in the area, the blog has other useful articles.