I am from the US and needed some coins for the laundromat and most stores were closed... they…read morehelped me out and gave me a nice cool drink as well :-) Very nice people :-)

Pros: Super nice, friendly staff…read moreVast selection of games available for purchase upstairs seating Cons: They have a cover charge, but they can be flexible if you are only coming to eat/drink Food was ok, but nothing amazing - we got nachos and a vege pizza (more like a flatbread) Pro tip: If you want to play games, socialize with your pals, and grab a drink, this is the place to go. The space is large and well lit.

What a concept. Food+drinks+games. You pay a fee about $9 per person to play unlimited games. The…read moregame master will come to your table and ask you what type of games do you like to play. They then pick 3 games for you and explain each one. You choose one to start and they help set it up for you. The majority of the games are in French. They will explain everything to you. Food was very good. We went with the poutine and nachos with chorizo. I highly recommend stopping in.

Don't sit at the outside bar. There is a good chance you will be ignored for 19 minutes. The glass…read moreI am currently drinking my vodka out of has yesterday's Bloody Mary salt and lipstick surrounding the rim. Pro tip: use the straw! Last but not least: fruit flies that ate the ladybugs will grace you with their presence in their dungeon bathrooms. This is a real treat. Take the time to walk to the neighboring bar.

I was in town for a meeting. I snuck out of the rather dull official conference banquet in Le…read moreCapitole, and found myself in this small non-descript bar on Rue St-Jean instead. There was a jazz trio playing -- two elderly men on guitar and bass, and a younger fellow on the drums. They were rocking it. The crowd got pretty into it too, applauding the solos, swaying, and tapping their feet, without really getting disruptive. It's a good environment for this sort of music. A lot of jazz bands in bars and restaurants tend to sort of blend into the background, getting just a smattering of applause from the nearest table. It was nice both the musicians and patrons at Le Fou-Bar enjoying themselves. Besides the music, it seems like a pretty standard-issue bar. Not unpleasantly loud or crowded, even with the music. A bunch of beers on tap, mostly from Montreal's McAuslan brewery. The French reviews mention a large whiskey collection, but I didn't inspect it closely. I also saw a food menu, though I didn't see anyone eating from it, so it may be prudent to get your dinner elsewhere. The clientele seemed mostly local, and French-speaking, though the staff did speak more English than I spoke French. They did not seem to mind my non-Francais-parlezing ways. So basically, these five stars are not really for the food or drink or service (which seemed standard), but for being a fun, casual spot to listen to some good live music. From what I can decipher on the website, they have someone playing at 9pm every Tuesday.

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

I visited Delice with a colleague during a work trip. It was recommended by two different previous…read moreco workers and it didn't disappoint. Very modern decor and warm ambiance. Service was fantastic friendly, fast and patient. We ordered the poutine as out of towners and it was phenomenal. Big portion for great price. The picture below is half eaten, I couldn't wait when it arrived! I ordered the salmon with goat cheese, rice and veggies. Massive portion and fair prices for quantity. Will definitely be back and recommend.

The restaurant is beautiful with multiple levels and areas that has a Las Vegas vibe - but that is…read morewhere the positives stopped. First the restaurant was so hot. It was 30 outside but for some reason they had the patio doors opened so inside felt like outside. I feel bad for the staff and customers because it was as so warm outside. The food was okay but the service was terrible. I blame it on the kitchen staff and expediters. The meals came out at different times, and some people at our table were done with their meal while others were still waiting for their mains. How is that possible?? The person who got a falafel bowl had to wait the longest! Fried chic peas took longer than my veal and when they brought the falafel bowl they left the paper ticket in the bowl. So unprofessional. Justine our server was apologetic and offered a free dessert but we were not in the mood. She tried her best and was great but the kitchen staff and management (!not closing the patio doors) let her down. It was 1.5/5 experience, only because Justine tried so hard to make it positive.

The gist: if you want a bar that makes you feel like a local with cheap beer come here, anglophones…read morebeware. If you are coming here and want a place that makes you feel like a local this is it. This bar has been in operation for 90 years. It's the oldest bar in that part of town, supposedly, the patron who told me this didn't seem to sure of that trivia. They seem to always be open, the bar has 2 sides which face streets and there's doors on both sides turning the bar almost into an alleyway but with beer. The bar is a little dark but very homey, feels inviting. This bar was recommended by a server at a brewery as a great place off the beaten path with unbeatable prices. Taverne Jos Dion is a local place, if you can't at least order in French it might be best to steer clear. The staff has limited English. They supposedly have pizza, I didn't have any but I saw it advertised. I ordered my friend a pint of Heineken, I'd already had a bit to drink and needed a break, but it turns out that my friend hated the beer he said was fine for me to order. No fault of Jos Dion, my friend was being wacky. The pint was less than $10. On his way out the guy who had been drinking next to us started to chat with us, in English, and tell us about the bar and the city. He had a hat with the bars name on it and honestly, it was a dope hat. On my way out I asked the bar tender about restaurants around that area and he and another client chatted in very quick French and gave me an answer. This review is a ramble. But I feel if you're an anglophone and ended up a taverne Jos Dion you've already been on quite a ramble and might just find a barely connected review that's overly long written by a guy who didn't even drink anything as the perfect validation for your adventure to Jos Dion.

Wonderful true tavern featuring quarts & popcorn. Tons of amazing historical photos on the walls…read more Very attentive staff. Great place!