The one-year-old tot was the spitting image of the rapper as the trio headed out for a family lunch at Nervosa Trattoria Italian Restaurant in Toronto, Canada on Wednesday.
Little Blue even furrowed her brow just like the 99 Problems star as they stepped out into the sunny day.
The 43-year-old, who is currently enjoying success with his new album Magna Carta... Holy Grail, held on tight to his baby girl as they left the eatery.
Baby Blue looked as cute as a button in a white sundress and a flower barrette pinned in her curls.
Meanwhile, her father opted for a colour block linen shirt paired with dark denim G-Star jeans.
He also had a pricey-looking gold and diamond watch on his wrist.
The 43-year-old, who is currently enjoying success with his new album Magna Carta... Holy Grail, held on tight to his baby girl as they left the eatery.
Baby Blue looked as cute as a button in a white sundress and a flower barrette pinned in her curls.
Meanwhile, her father opted for a colour block linen shirt paired with dark denim G-Star jeans.
He also had a pricey-looking gold and diamond watch on his wrist.
Beyoncé trailed behind the pair wearing a standout floral sleeveless jumpsuit as she clutched onto a baby bag and her leopard print handbag.
She teamed the look with flat leather sandals, a black brimmed hat and sunglasses which featured basket weave frames.
The 31-year-old mother-of-one wore her locks tied back in a bun and had minimal make-up applied to her complexion.
The outing comes after a video emerged of the Halo star blasting a fan for filming her at one of her shows.
While performing Irreplaceable at the Gwinnett Center in Atlanta, Georgia, over the weekend, the singer encouraged the audience to sing 'to the left, to the left', into her microphone.
However, she was unimpressed by one man who was too busy recording the moment to enjoy it.
She told him: 'See, you can't even sing because you're too busy taping.
'I'm right in your face baby, you gotta seize this moment baby! Put that damn camera down!'
Following the reprimand, the man put down his smartphone and had a go at singing the famous line.
Beyoncé then said: 'Yes, that's much better.'
Despite the incident ending well for the supporter, the Single Ladies hitmaker wasn't so understanding when a fan smacked her on the butt at another of her The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour dates in Copenhagen, Denmark, in May.
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