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L'Atelier

3.9 (144 reviews)
Closed • 11:30 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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Chicken Cesar salad
Susie Q.

Had dinner at L'Atelier during our Quebec City trip in August. The food was delicious but we had to wait for awhile for our food and the music was too loud. The service was good and friendly.

Lilliana C.

L'Atelier is a great spot to have a few drinks, dance, and have fun with friends. I made the unfortunate mistake of stopping by on the way home after a day at the spa and was greeted with loud music and an extremely crowded bar. If you're in the mood to party, L'Atelier is a great spot. The food was surprisingly really good. We ordered the chicken caesar salad to share and licked the plate clean!

Babaganoush , hummus dips
Michael K.

Second time in Quebec City and 2nd time at this place.. it was alright but obviously first time was better.. service : almost inexistent I felt like they forgot us in the back. Food: ok .. nothing special but their sister resto (ophelia) was a 5/5 so wierd We stayed in the area so we walked it instead I don't recommend coming by car because there's lots of no park zones and I watched people get tickets all night lol The food : burrata was good just lacked vinaigrette on the arugula beside it wish there was some acidity My wife had the duck confit Salad it was amazingwish i got that lol My flank steak was 2/5 no seasoning and overcooked Overall it was mediocre for such a fancy place Not sure ill be back

Beer of the moment for November goes great with tartare
Megan B.

Excellent food and excellent drinks. Went with a group of 8 and took the front window on a very snowy night. Appetizers of stuffed olives, some with almond and some with pepperoni. A vegetable plate with eggplant and hummus and crudités. Some onion rings to share. These were really good. Everyone got a type of tartare but I got the vegetarian one. Deliciously light and crisp as well as acidic with Granny Smith apples and tomatillos as well as little hunks of cheddar.

Massiel R.

Filet mignon was amazing, the way the presented was very nice, the poutine was on point and the Mac and cheese lobster was really good , I think it's one of the better lobster I ever had. They let me take my dog in the outside dinning, very nice waitress. I can't complain.

Amaretto Sour
Sarah Z.

SO DELICIOUS! We went on a Friday night and this place was packed. My husband and I waited about 25 minutes for a table and when we got to the table the service was pretty quick. Burrata - was so yummy! As you can tell from the picture i forgot to take a photograph before starting to eat lol. Beef burger and house salad - burger was solid. I wasn't the biggest fan of the salad so maybe would stick to the other sides that come with the burger. Chicken burger with Poutine - so good! Loved the poutine. The gravy was delicious. Amaretto Sour - also really delicious. Couldn't taste the alcohol it was blended in really well. Churros - Not the best. A little too sugary and the chocolate sauce was not good. The caramel sauce was a little tooo sweet. Would try maybe another dessert.

E C.

This place is situated near the Fields of Abraham Museum along with many other restaurants. We stopped in for lunch and enjoyed it. The weather was great and we ate outside. Servers were pleasant and the food was excellent. The salmon tartare was real good.

Lunch time
Annzie A.

Hidden within a row full of other restaurants, this one stood out to us mostly because of the menu and the staff who greeted us as soon as we walked by. We were served by Francois, who was super friendly and helpful when it came to deciding what we should order. My friend and I both ordered the poutine which is a typical French dish in this area. I guess we just weren't fans of french fries drenched in gravy, but the cheese itself was amazing. We sat outside since the Ambiance was really nice and the weather was just amazing. I went inside the restaurant a couple times to use the bathrooms just because they look super...and to wash my hands.

Buffalo Carpaccio, ham
German C.

Had the appetizer with buffalo mozzarella, capriccio de buffalo, ham, Brie cheese and other cheese. It was wonderful. We had the dark-hoppy beer-- Vox Populi and my friends has different whiskeys. It was a pleasurable place, Then at 10:00PM they had live music.. the crowd was fun, the bar tenders were great, then even spoke to me in Spanish. Next time I need to try the main dishes, but for appetizers, and a bar hopping night out- it was excellent.

Chun P.

Its almost midnight on a Saturday night, and you just finished checking into your hotel. Where are you going to get a good meal at this late hour in Quebec City? Luckily L'Atelier's kitchen is open until 2:00am on Friday and Saturday, and serves quality food with a warm Quebecois smile. The lovely hostess and tattoo'ed waitress both gave us a friendly welcome on our first night in French Canada. This was the complete opposite experience we had in France three years ago... $27.50 Salmon Tartare 8oz...was this invented in France? Or Hawaii? No clue...but this raw salmon tasted fresh and delicious enough. $23 Steak Frites...I had to stick with the classic for my first meal in French-Canada. Simple, cooked perfectly, and delicious. $7 Churro Dessert...far from Mexico, but still good enough with lovely dipping sauces. We also spent about $30 in booze...we're on vacation! We sat outside in a nice heated outdoor patio, but on Fridays and Saturdays the main interior becomes a loud night club. This looked like a popular spot for locals, so give it a try if you still have energy.

2 salmon tartare - 8 oz
Kurt P.

We came here principally for cocktails, and ending up staying for dinner. They have a *fabulous* menu of cocktails: I had a Boulevardier which you rarely see on a menu, my wife had a nice gin/tonic with cucumber puree which came in a unique syringe (see below). The drinks were excellent. Several of us had the salmon tartare which was *really* good. The fries were excellent, the salmon was flavorful - the greek yogurt they add to it really gives it a nice tang. Another of our party had the beet salad which was very generously proportioned, and she really enjoyed it. Our waiter was great - we had trouble making up our minds when we first sat down, but he was very patient returning several times to take our drink and food orders. I like the ambiance of this place. You sit quite close to your neighbors, but people were very friendly and it was nice to engage in conversation. If you are looking for good/creative cocktails and great light food this would be a great choice.

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Love the food. Love the server. Love the ambience. Great time. Will definitely go back.

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Great food, even better cocktails! Loved the basil smash cocktail. Fun vibes, good music.

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4.3(111 reviews)
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When I saw that the 1608 Bar within the renowned Fairmount Château Frontenac landmark hotel was one…read moreof the top cocktail places in all of Canada, I knew that I needed to pay it a visit. The hotel itself had also long been regarded as a must-see in Quebec City, though my friend and I found its lobby underwhelming. The bar, however, was in the back of the main floor and offered stunning views of the St. Lawrence River. We approached the host stand and asked if it would be possible to get a table for two on short notice and without a reservation. While we did not get seats with a view, we were thrilled to secure what seemed to be the lone remaining table. The room was cylinder in shape with a circular bar right in the center. The walls were either windows overlooking the River or bookcases of the classics. There were exposed lightbulbs hanging from the ceiling that provided the only real illumination in the dimly-lit bar. The place had a mix of industrial, rustic, and masculine vibes. It felt almost like a scientist's lair or a professor's library. Our server, Henry, was very refined, yet personable. He helped my friend navigate the mocktail list and ensure she was going to get a concoction that met her needs. Meanwhile, I loved perusing the cocktail list that explained the inspiration behind each of their custom beverages. I immediately selected the Apex, as it included many of my favorite ingredients. The martini had been inspired by The Great Gatsby and was composed of Bistro Vodka, ginger, a passion fruit and vanilla cordial, Suze, pineapple bitters, sesame, and prosecco. The bright yellow drink was topped with a hefty scoop of a ginger-lemongrass foam. The sesame, ginger, and lemongrass gave the drink an exotic, Asian flavor that was as delicious as it was unique. In addition to our drinks, the bar was nice enough to give each table a bowl of potato chips. The couple next to us was going through their snack fairly quickly, so, despite being full from dinner, I figured I needed to at least try a solitary chip. Sadly, they were just plain and nothing out of the ordinary, though they were a tasty rendition for sure. The 1608 Bar was a fun, intriguing, and gorgeous place. It certainly earned its spot of number 41 on Canada's 100 Best Bars list, for its creativity in particular. I would highly recommend grabbing a cocktail there, but I would suggest making a reservation first, as I think that we had just been lucky to get the last table.

Everybody who visits Quebec City knows of the historic Frontenac Hotel. It is so stately and…read morebeautiful that it may seem off-limits to those who are not staying there. However, 1608 Bar is accessible to visitors. After a day of exploring the city, we stopped in for a drink and were rewarded with a beautiful bar area with lots of comfortable seating and a world class view of the river. The drinks were imaginative and lovely. Snacks were promptly served, and the wait staff couldn't have been kinder. Highly recommend.

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4.4(40 reviews)
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There was an unexpected blizzard on a Wed night in Early April after we left the spa. With hail and…read moresnow hitting my face, my mission was to find a place for my family to eat when almost every place is either closed or full. One lady in lower town took special delight in telling me "sorry, we're all full tonight", while I stood there with numb fingers and a raw red face where hail hit my face moments before. I passed Alphonse many times the last few days but tonight, instead of just passing through, i stopped in to look inside as another customer held open the door waiting for me to enter as he exited. So naturally, I went in. I was afraid they were about to close, but the hostess was welcoming and with a warm smile, showed us to our seats. The food was so good! We ordered the French Onion soup. My kids loved that the bread in the soup was still crunchy and not soggy. The baked Brie was a delicious start of what is to come next. My entree was the low temperature salmon. It was the chef's special (they call it inspiration of the chef). It was a salmon dish that is lukewarm. The salmon was so tender, it melted like butter in my mouth. It was a decent portion too. We got dessert to share- crème brûlée- also good! Ambience is smart casual.

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4.4(48 reviews)
1.1 km•Place Royale

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I was in between two tours and needed a place to grab a quick lunch in the area. I saw La Buchette…read moreand thought its antler lamps, taxidermy, and other wilderness-themed decor seemed like a great way to experience casual, yet modern, Canadian fare. I took the few steps up to the front desk where a host told me that the bar was first-come, first-serve, but that I could look for a spot. Thankfully, there was a stool open right in the middle, so I hopped up and made myself comfortable. The friendly server greeted me with a smile and handed me their vast menu, which included breakfast served until 2:00 pm, which sounded great to me at that moment. I started with a regular coffee, which was surprisingly bold and gave me the wake-up jolt that I needed to make it through another afternoon excursion and a busy evening. For my meal, I ordered the "Les deux œufs", which meant two eggs prepared however I wanted. I opted for scrambled egg whites, and despite forgetting to ask for them more on the well-done side, they were delivered as such. The fluffy whites were also very well-seasoned and flavorful. They were served with roasted Yukon Gold potatoes, which had been coated in an oil that had been infused with fresh garlic and parsley. They were definitely on the greasy side, but were otherwise fantastic. I also had the option to select some sort of breakfast meat or fruit, so I went with the latter, which turned out to be fresh blueberries and strawberries that were kissed with sweetness. Lastly, the accompanying toast was from a real artisan loaf, not a package. It was, honestly, all delicious. Plus, they managed to have all of the food out to me within thirty minutes, even with the crowd and without me asking for a rushed order. I just wished La Buchette was a little closer to home!

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4.4(31 reviews)
1.4 km•Place Royale

Dropped in for luncheon. Ther weee able to accommodate our party of 8 in essentially a private…read morespace. Delightful, attentive service and amazing food. Only hiccup was some confusion about a second reservation for tea in another date.

Words cannot describe the warmth and comfort of visiting this restaurant on a cold winter day,…read morecuddled up next to their fireplace drinking some of the best hot chocolate you've ever had. Nothing will come close to comparing! We heard good things about the hot chocolate here and wanted to check it out for ourselves after being out in the cold all day. We chose the spiced hot chocolate, as recommended by our server. It was absolutely delicious-- rich, flavorful, creamy, and everything that a hot chocolate should be. Although the price was a bit steep, we had enough for 4 small cups and it came with two scones and whipped cream on the side. We also got two "biscuits", which we thought were going to literal biscuits, but ended up being small pastries which were both tasty! We were lucky enough to snag the seats right next to the fireplace which ended up being the perfect way to spend an hour hanging out. We ended up coming back for a light dinner the same day and also really enjoyed our time. There was a live pianist performing which really elevated the dining experience. We started things off with some oysters, which honestly were some of the best I've had in a very long time. The dipping sauce was a bit strange and untraditional for me, but it was perfect with just a bit of lemon juice. We also got a burger to share, and when they accidentally brought out a side salad instead of the fries we requested, they let us keep the salad and brought a huge entire order of truffle fries for us (!!!) Canadians really have some of the best fries too because these were perfectly crispy and honestly didn't even need dipping sauce. The burger also didn't disappoint and was savory goodness. I wish we tried this place sooner! Would highly recommend, even if you're not staying at the hotel itself.

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