Visited Quebec for Christmas 2019 & fell in love with this bar on an evening splurge for drinks…read more Bartenders were helpful & accommodating & the Christmas decorations were amazing & pilled together the true winter Xmas experience. Great whiskey, gin, tequila options for those that enjoy the back throat burn of sorts. Love this place

Came here with the family to watch a World Cup game and had a great time! We came here on Canada…read moreDay, which is only marginally celebrated in Quebec City. No air-conditioning so it was stifling hot in here. my fiancée has been here years before for a wedding reception. I think this is my first time here but I've passed it many times. The place is much bigger than it looks, there are rooms upstairs in multiple rooms downstairs as well.. It's probably cooler downstairs. They have outside patio seat seats.. The servers were pretty friendly and we got to chat a little bit.. I would definitely go back. The food and beer came quickly. overall a pretty average Irish pub.

Fantastic atmosphere right on Rue Saint-Jean. The stone vaults give this place a great historic…read morevibe that's hard to beat in Old Quebec. I tried the Dublin Heat and the Irish Mule. The Dublin Heat has a great spicy kick that's perfectly balanced, and the Mule was refreshing and crisp. Efficient service and a solid spot to grab a drink while exploring Upper Town.

Pooh and I stumbled on this pub yesterday afternoon looking for a place to eat…read more The pub wasn't too busy and the server was very knowledgeable about the different Irish alcoholic beverages. We drank Guinness and shots of a variety of Irish whiskeys The server recommended an appetizer platter that was delicious and it served as our meals too. We enjoyed our time there.

This Irish bar actually plays traditional Irish music (in between an eclectic selection of classic…read morerock & roll songs). Unfortunately on this Saturday night, the bartending and waitress functions were only covered by one person. While the food was good and the beer selection was adequate, we couldn't fully enjoy this evening because the pub was understaffed.

We ended up here a few times for a pint or two and a poutine to share. We wanted to hear the live…read moremusic, but every time we went, the entertainers stopped so that the World Cup could be shown on the huge flat screen TVs. Alas... But the beer was cold and the food was good.

The live music is what brought us in! Really fun lively atmosphere and large screens for watching…read moresports. Nachos were fine, prices weren't horrible, can't complain. Served a solid Tom Collins too!

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!

We ended up watching France in the World Cup here while seated at the bar. It was pretty wild to be…read morecheering with a bar full of football fans. We had a few beers while we watched the game. Of note, they have an absolutely huge menu of beers. Make sure you try some you've never had.

I guess this place really cleaned itself up. Lots of low reviews from the late 2010s, but I had an…read moreamazing meal and experience here. Easy to get into with plenty of seating inside and out. The food was great. Standard pub fare and delicious for what it was. Fish was crispy and tender, and the fries and rings were just as good. Nice condiments and presentation. Got out to me in a reasonable amount of time despite the crowd while still being cooked well. Live music and a nice enough atmosphere. Waitress was spectacular. Attentive, lively, and with a rare vibrant smile. Got me to try local customs and delicacies, which I loved her for. Totally made the experience and meal. Location: 4* Convenience: 3* Service: 5* Product/quality: 4* Aesthetics: 3*

Had the brisket nachos, fish n chips, and Irish stew everything was amazing! Service was excellent…read moreand drinks on point! Highly recommend

Always enjoy a Guinness after walking, and walk I find in Quebec City! Lots of history here! With…read morethat beer was a good Reuben sandwich, fries and coleslaw. I sat outdoors and that was pleasant and listened to a marching band go by. Good service.

Location: In uppertown near the cathedral…read morecathedral Parking: I think theres street parking along the street but honestly. If you are here you either work at town hall or are a tourist and you walked. Location: Very pub looking, which is handy since its a pub. They have summer outdoor seating which must be absolutely fantastic to sit out there. I came well after the lunch crowd so the restaurant had cleared out. There were a few tables sat and the regulars at the bar! Menu: Standard pub offerings. The menus are in French and English the servers speak both as well. I ordered calamari app and bangers and mash. It came with a soup, cream of asparagus. The soup was terrific. Never had it before and now cream of asparagus is my favourite! The calamari was surprisingly bland but the dipping sauce was great and saved the day. The sausage and potatoes were really good. I liked it and if I ever came back I thonk id get it again

D'Orsay is a Québec City institution for a reason. Between the Guinness taps, the extensive menu…read more(their mussels and poutine are local favorites), and the friendly, attentive service, it's a dependable spot for a quality pour.

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.

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!!