The Food...Omg...the Seafood Chowder is the best we ever had...Bread was yummy...Can't wait until…read morewe can go back to try more of their delicious food! Service was very good & attentive! Ambiance..perfect...It's a tucked away hidden gem!

After taking the funicular down from the upper city, we wandered the old town and found Le Pape…read moreGeorges. It was on my list to try and we discovered it on umbrella alley. We were seated on the patio and our very sweet server was right out to take our drink order. Since we are eating Poutine all over Canada in search of our favorite. We so enjoyed sitting on the patio, it was a beautiful day, we were people watching and enjoying the umbrellas place up the alley. Our poutine was delivered to the table and I can honestly say it was our favorite. The fries were crunch and creamy on the inside. The gravy was rich and had a deep flavor and the cheese curds had lightly melted. Every bite was perfect. The eatery and bar are tucked into a stone house that dates back to 1668, if only the walls could talk. The bar and restaurant feature local Quebec cuisine and is a gem. The service was excellent as was the atmosphere.

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.

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.

Stopped for lunch after a trip to Jacques Cartier and before going to Siberia Spa. They had English…read moremenus available, which was nice and appreciated. My husband enjoyed his burger and I my chicken sandwich. The fries were underseasoned. They also had an indoor play area for kids--we didn't have our kids with us but if we had I would have appreciated it!

Chez Boub is a family friendly open environment restaurant that has delisted food and drinks. We…read morehad everything from Bloody Mary's, savory and sweet crepe's, to eggs Benedict and they were all very well prepared and tasty. I am looking forward to going back and trying something else today, enjoy!

Service was impeccable. Charles was a great host. Very courteous and informative. Sandrine was…read moreextremely helpful. Restaurant personnel were very friendly.

Absolutely love dining at La Bûche in Quebec City! This charming spot features authentic Quebecois…read morerustic vibes and incredibly tasty local food. I ordered mimosa, priced at $12 for the first glass and only $2 for each refill, such a great deal. Three tender duck legs cost just $15, juicy and full of flavour. I also tried the luxurious foie gras poutine for $18+20. The rich foie gras pairs perfectly with crispy fries and savoury gravy. Warm atmosphere, friendly service and satisfying portions, definitely a must-try local restaurant.

Chez Gaston is the kind of hidden gem you almost don't want to tell people about. It's tiny--maybe…read moreten seats if you squeeze--but it feels like stepping into a time capsule in the best way. Old‑school charm, family‑run warmth, and a friendly vibe that makes you feel like a regular on your first visit. When it gets busy (and it does), it's perfect for takeout. I tried the Trio 3 Combo, and wow. The hot dog comes wrapped in butter‑toasted white bread and topped with creamy coleslaw--simple, nostalgic, and ridiculously satisfying. The small poutine that comes with it is loaded with squeaky cheese curds. Not a sprinkle... a mountain. Then there's the Gaston Poutine. This one is a full meal: heaps of cheese curds, crispy bacon, and ground beef all swimming in rich gravy. Hearty, comforting, and honestly one of the best poutines I've ever had. If you love supporting small, local, family‑owned spots--and you appreciate classic Quebec comfort food done right--Chez Gaston is absolutely worth the stop

This place was recommended by a local and it did not disappoint. The potatoes were a bit sweet (I…read morenoticed Quebec fries are usually like this) which isn't a bad thing. Cheese was squeaky although I wish it was more melted and hot.

Wonderful service and great chef! Outside tables located on a quiet side street, perfect to enjoy…read morethe spring weather!

This cozy little bistro tucked on a side street is not to be missed. The host settled us into side…read moreby side settings on one of the love seats, and suggested his own spritz cocktail-- a sweet, herbaceous concoction of red and white wines, some other things, and "no aperol!" that was reminiscent of a sophisticated birch beer. The entire menu looked irresistible, but we decided we would order 3 starters and dessert. The special appetizer was a creamy wild mushroom sauté with housemade chicken stock and a foie gras option, which we ordered. We also ordered the scallop appetizer and the charcuterie planche. Every single thing we ate was exquisite. Our host, who was also the server. brought each appetizer out as a course beginning with the scallops. They were delicious (although it would've been nice to have had one or two more scallops on there). The mushroom appetizer could have gone on forever as far as I was concerned. Truthfully, we should have stopped there. I did not realize that the charcuterie planche was really enough for four people. We ended up picking at it, but taking a lot of it home for breakfast the next day. Sadly, we did not leave room for dessert. My boyfriend had a Chardonnay from Ontario, which was sweet but paired nicely with the scallops. I had an orange wine, which I had never had before, but it was the suggestion of the host, and it was really delightful with the charcuterie. Great service, delicious food, sweet, sweet spot. Truly, I love this little restaurant, and if I lived nearby, I would be a regular.

Very expensive! OMG! Way over priced! The food is tasteless. 4 pieces of ribs for $44.....no…read moresides! OUTCH!

This is place was legendary. I love simple, not so fancy places; but have a nice intimate…read moresetting. They always bring out the greatest surprises. I've never been to a place that said they were full for the night at opening. We were luckily enough to get a spot for the next evening, at opening. Worth it. Everyone was really friendly. Our waitress had the drink menu in her head. Just say what you like. We got the heritage plate. Two types of brisket, a sausage, and two types of ribs. It was perfect. Didn't care too much for the sausage but everything was the most tenderest meats I've ever had, as well as tasty. No steak knife needed, but a butter knife was provided. So much food. And I had to save the rest for later. Definitely this place is on the top of my list for favorite bbqs. The Mac and cheese was interesting. It was good and cheesy. There was even cauliflower in it.

3.5/5, +.5 for service…read more This was my family's last stop in Quebec City before driving back to Montreal. Q-de-Sac is a restaurant in Old Quebec (lower town) that's more of a bar setting. They have some Quebec staples like poutine and foie gras, and a selection of 10" pizzas available. We came here for lunch and each had a French onion soup. I had a Shack's Poutine by myself, while my mom and dad shared a beef cheek pizza. The French onion soup was a bit salty. I find it intriguing that multiple establishments in Quebec City kept mentioning their onion soups as the "best in town", including this one. This one was good, but I'd give Chez Boulay the crown from all the places I tried. The poutine, on the other hand, was excellent. Will never say no to plentiful cheese curds, and I don't mind foie gras at all. My parents enjoyed the beef cheek pizza, particularly highlighting the BBQ sauce and the smoked beef cheeks. Service was excellent. We arrived around 11:30am and there was one other table taken, but by the time we left around 1pm there was a lineup. Personally I would come back here.

Dined here on a quiet, cold night. It was easy to walk in to get bar seating but recommended to…read moremake reservations in advance if possible. Had a delicious, warm French onion soup that was loaded with cheese. Partner and I split a poutine with foie gras. Very filling meal perfect for a cold night in Quebec City!

What an amazing and delicious experience!…read more When we travel we like to find unique dining experiences and this serves this purpose. While it is a pricy meal it is worth it. The decor and story of the restaurant is truly incredible. The meal we had was based upon the server recommendation. It was a four course meal and it used the local recipes: Plus the red wine selection was his recommendation too. During the flambé three meat it was was presented and explained. When you are here in Old Quebec make sure you satisfy your tastebuds. For me I never had a venison puff pastry to start a meal and a maple pie to end.

I came in on a rainy Thursday for lunch. I got the salmon and trout on a bed of rice with a small…read moreside of vegetables which was excellent, just the right size for a portion, perfectly seasoned and cooked. Service was great, my water was filled at least 5 times, and I was checked on multiple times.