Fantastic concept for a bar along the river. Adirondacks perched inside shallow wading pools and…read moresmall water fountains by the bar, so you can take a load off and toast to your discoveries after walking all of Quebec City. Tucked away by the cruise port terminal, time this visit so you do not arrive at the same time cruises are scheduled. This is NOT a splash pool, it is a BAR, so the kiddies should stay home or be respectful while sipping their apple juice. Some of the Adirondacks are cracked and in need of replacement, so sit down gingerly. The bottom is a speckled paint design, it is not dirt in the photos. The circulating water was quite clean. A magnifique find along the boardwalk. You will pay tourist prices for drinks, and so what? A great experience worth the extra walk and extra couple bucks. Cool mojito in hand, while your mojitoes cool off in the water! Perfect!

Hidden at the Port Authority near where the giant cruise ships dock, a welcome surprise for the…read moreweary feet of those exploring the city! Cool wading pools, good bar selection, adult slush puppies and pizza! Vacation Perfection!

Its a bar that serves food ‍ Food is pretty crappy - four…read moreburgers all over done with a tiny side of fries. Limited drink menu - nothing great. Very short beer selection. They mostly were proud of corona in the drink.

I got their smash burger, poutine and beignets…read more The burger....the patties looked like they were frozen or something. It didn't seem like a classic smash burger patty. I'll be honest, this Sando can/should be improved a lot. I would give the sando a 2/5. You guys can do better here. With the sando, I upgraded to side of poutine. This was the winner of the night. Very simple classic poutine: fries, curds, gravy. It was excellent. The fries are thin and crispy. I prefer this over thicker cut fries. Gravy and curds were good. They didn't put so much gravy that everything got soggy. I thought it was a very very solid poutine. 5/5. The Beignet were also very good. A maple sauce of some sort I believe. Presented nicely. 4/5. Service was good. Atmosphere was really nice. Prices were reasonable. Definitely could see myself being a regular if I lived here.

Truly an amazing experience walking into this bar. Visited from California & the staff was so…read morefriendly & listened to my story about my ancestors being from Quebec & helped me get to this old church where they were from. Truly an insane experience. Forever grateful for this crew at the bar & wish I could've stayed and partied all night with them because the vibes were immaculate. Beautiful bar with a lot of personality. Highly recommend.

Great bar good vibes I was visiting from Florida and everyone was very welcoming and spoke their…read morebest english with me. The main bartender was quick and interesting I recommend for travelers or locals just trying to get a drink or hangout

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.

My whole family loved this place and had a great afternoon here! It's the nicest pool hall/dart bar…read moreI've ever seen, by far! There is nothing divey about this bar at all. The ambiance is sleek and high-end, and everything is very clean, especially the bathroom. The day we were here it was terribly hot and humid outside, but this pool hall was nicely air conditioned and really comfortable. It was surprisingly quiet inside and that combined with the cool blue lighting created a peaceful respite from the glaring sun. All of the clientele were speaking French, but as we struggled in our French, the gracious bartender addressed us fluently in English. Tapis Vert has a huge room with about 50 pool tables, another huge room with lots of card tables, and a third huge room with a dozen dartboards. It also has video slot machines and stools along two walls, and an area with Babyfoot aka Foosball tables. You can sit at hightop tables or in booths and enjoy your drinks. It's located in a big strip mall with a gigantic parking lot.

From the owner: When you are looking to relax with your friends and have an evening of fun, come to the Billard Le…read moreTapis Vert Sainte-Foy. People from throughout Quebec City come to us to enjoy our warm atmosphere, tasty snacks and refreshing drinks. You are always welcome at our bar, so come pay us a visit today.

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.

There are places that deeply represent where they are. They don't need to be creative or fancy, yet…read morethey are inherently authentic. Oncle Antoine is situated in a building dating back to 1754 and holds the title of the oldest bar in Quebec. Think unevenly carved stone walls, dungeon like vibes and quality brews. The pub is also known for some of the best French onion soup in Quebec, so that cannot be overlooked. The cheesy hot bowl of goodness is indeed spectacular, particularly differentiated through the quality of the cheese itself. The place does get pretty packed, so there is often a wait and it's wise to plan accordingly.

Located in the heart of Old Quebec City the pub is in a building…read more that was an old storage brick cellar in the 1700's. We wanted a light lunch and wanted to try the french onion soup , since it was highly recommended. The soup was good, but not the best. The broth is made with red ale and was a little salty. There was so much cheese, it ended up being a bowl of melted cheese. My daughter had the smoked meat sandwich - french bread , corned beef topped with mozzarella cheese. The cheese was a bit overpowering. They have a large variety of beers and several were local. The atmosphere was very cool and historic with arched stone bricks , drinks were good and food was a bit disappointing.