Nice little basement bar that comes to life on weekend nights with québécois music - performed both…read moreby a guitar player on stage and by the whole audience singing along! Great atmosphere, reasonably priced beers, fast service. Best to be there around 9pm for the 9.30pm show unless you have a reservation.

Five stars. This is my kind of bar. It's dark, it's in a cellar, and it has a cozy relaxed…read moreatmosphere. This place was recommended to me by a maitre de' when I inquired about a calm relaxed bar to visit on Grande Alle. He didn't steer me wrong. On the Sunday night I visited, I was fortunate enough to catch the one man guitar act. I loved it. And I loved the female bartender behind the bar serving drinks. She was without a doubt the most beautiful girl my eyes have ever laid upon. And that observation was made long before I ordered my first beer.

On god this took 3 hours for the most mid food of my life. They tried to give us free shots to make…read moreup for the time but it only made us more hungry. I wouldn't wish this place on my worst enem.

3 hours to get food it was awful. never coming back ever again. I'm going to tell my grandchildren…read moreto not come here.

Lovely concert facility. Thank you for hosting Marcin twice now. You keep featuring him and we'll…read morekeep flying to Quebec City to see him

From the owner: Le Palais Montcalm - Maison de la musique est une corporation constituée en vertu de la partie III…read morede la Loi sur les compagnies du Québec. Organisme à but non lucratif, la corporation a pour objet d'exploiter et d'administrer un centre culturel de Québec connu sous le nom de Palais Montcalm comprenant des salles de spectacles principalement vouées au domaine des arts de la scène, ainsi que de promouvoir et favoriser la culture et les échanges culturels. Le Palais Montcalm a pour mission le développement, la promotion et le rayonnement régional, national et international de la musique, en étant au service des œuvres, des artistes et des organismes musicaux tout en favorisant la diffusion, la production, l'éducation, l'animation et la création. La programmation du Palais Montcalm est, comme le veut le concept de maison de la musique, tournée vers la découverte musicale. Toutes les musiques y trouvent leur place : le classique, bien sûr, mais aussi les musiques du monde, le jazz, le blues, le folk, le rock progressif, la musique indie et plus encore. On y présente non seulement des concerts, mais aussi des colloques et conférences, des formations (cours de maître), des ateliers, des visites et concerts commentés, tout cela à saveur musicale et dans le but d'enrichir l'expérience musicale proposée au public.

We found this place by luck and it was one of the most fun times my wife and I have had in a long…read moretime. It's a beautiful, L-haped space that's built into natural rock on one side and an elevated ceiling on the other. We saw an up-and-coming DJ that was nothing short of epic. The vibe was good. The drinks are good and affordable. It was like 2:00 in the morning and we could still order fancy olives and wings and popcorn and cool stuff like that. Highly recommend checking it out, especially if you like DJ music.

Pretty bar off rue St. Jean. Good beer. Only 3 stars because their listed menu isn't available nor…read morewere a couple of other menu items. Plus Google Maps steered us wrong and the bar hasn't bothered to fix this.

Coolest little jazz bar. Great vibes good people. Came up from Denver Co. Just happened upon this…read morejoint.

Wish we were there now! Such a friendly, welcoming place with great live jazz every night. My…read morefavorite part of visiting Quebec!!

Loved this place! So chic inside! Absolutely loved the atmosphere. Drinks were great and my family…read moreof four enjoyed the food. Loved the brussel sprouts appetizer! My daughter and I also shared the pizza with roasted tomatoes and burrata -so yummy!

Good soup! We're doing a little restaurant hoping. We started off at district for a bowl of soup…read more Soup of the day was cream of broccoli, more like cream of heaven. Very good. Awesome vibe, you can dress up or dress down, lots of cool art on the wall. Only tried the soup but the rest of the food looks great. Now on to the next place!

It wasn't a music "festival", but if I told you that the first big concert I ever attended was a…read moredouble bill of The Beach Boys and Fleetwood Mac you could reasonably assume that Quebec City's 11-day FEQ Festival might not be my jam but surprise: I loved it. One ticket gets you admission to all of the paid stages featuring 11 nights of music. No ticket is needed for admission to the free stage also featuring very good music. During FEQ the streets come alive in the early evening, with sponsor, vendor, food, and drink booths. Participating in any part of the FEQ experience pretty much makes it unnecessary to plan anything else for your evenings; it's literally where everyone is. When a couple evenings of music are canceled due to impending thunderstorms attendees leave in an orderly fashion understanding that their ticket will get them into all of the shows on another night and, well, what are you going to do about inclement weather? There are many different prices of admission to FEQ and what you pay dictates where you'll sit or stand during the shows. The artists - at least in 2023 - don't seem to be the biggest names in the business but many were well known (e.g. Foo Fighters, Green Day). In addition to the free stage a VIP pass got me into the Plains of Abraham stage one evening: 3 bands, huge screens, great sound, lots of fun. Festival tickets sell out but whether or not you have them, planning a trip to coincide with this festival is the right way to see Quebec City.

This is a world class festival. The biggest and longest one in canada!…read more The first time I saw FEQ, I had no idea what it was but just notices the huge crowds near the citadel and parliament. The place is on fire. People are kind and it's just a great festival with great music. There are 3 stages and each one has either 3-6 performers at each one. The quebec loto stage is more personable and only allows about 2000 people each night. The bell stage allows up to 90000 people! They frequently close the gates around 8pm for big shows bc it reaches capacity. For me the best part is the run to the stage. They open the gates at 6pm and people run to their preffered spots on the gate. Along the middle most musicians come up close for you to get amazing photos and even high five you! It's magical and I am so addicted to front row. It is outside and weather dependant but I've only had 2 shows cancelled by weather in two years (imagine dragons and Luis fonsi). They do close if there is lightening or thunder.

Went there with a friend on my trip to QC. Great atmosphere, awesome music, and friendly staff! My…read morefriend hadn't gone there in a year and the bartender still remembered them when we walked in.

Yes, yes, yes. A beer drinker's heaven. This bar is well worth finding. The employees are very…read morefriendly, generous, and know and love beer very well. I had such a good time that I drank some beers, went out for dinner, then went back for more beers. I'll certainly visit again the next time I'm in town. They complimented me on my poor French, and then listened to me rave in English as I drank my way through five marvelous local beers in an hour. They have an excellent selection of Quebecois beer on draft in bottles, and an extremely good selection of other excellent Quebecois and Belgian beers in bottles as well.

Was not expecting to find a great Irish bar in Quebec City with perfect pints of Guinness, but here…read morewe are. This entire bar with barrels for tables in the front and chairs and regular tables in the back was just what I needed for my afternoon drinking. I raise a glass to this great bar which I'll gladly return to when I'm back in town.

Went there on a cold Tuesday night in August 2017, mostly for a pint of Guinness and to rest my…read moretired legs. The drink was amazing, whiskey collection on point. But what ensued would turn out to be one of the most memorable nights of my trip. Sitting in the back room crushing my pint, I slowly noticed people walking in with instruments one by one. I am talking harmonica, fiddlers, guitars, banjos, drums - you get gist. And in the most nonchalant and most welcoming way, one by one they ALL started playing together!!! I am not talking 5 people, imagine more like 15-20 people all playing together! Just sitting around causally, drinking beers, enjoying each other's company and playing some of the most impromptu Irish music you will ever hear! I can't recommend this place enough. I have never seen anything like this. Will definitely turn up if I'm ever in the area!

I just returned from a long weekend in Quebec - taking two classes with different instructors at…read moredifferent locations at Namaste studios. I do not speak French but found each studio to be welcoming. Each instructor was excellent with a nice flow to each class - moderate difficulty level.

While on vacation in Quebec, I was looking for a welcoming yoga studio to practice, where I could…read morescratch the itch for both exercise and relaxation. Namaste Yoga is where I found it. I don't speak French but was received with a friendly welcome, and was able to follow along thanks to the instructor's demoes throughout class. The sequence he put together (Bernard) was thoughtful and approachable by students of all levels. The studio itself is bright and open, and facilitates a good feeling of community. The citrus water is a great touch. I'd practice here regularly if I lived here and hope to go back during this trip.