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4.7 (89 reviews)
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Anita A.

Amazing service and super accommodating on the food allergy. 6 course dinner with no soy, no duck, no lamb, and no beef. Haha. I didn't feel any lack of experience. All the food was so delicate and feel very special. I don't even know what each dish is even though they were explained to me but all were amazing. My only complaint was it took soooo long. Dinner was from 6.30pm-10pm and I didn't even finish the dessert because we have to leave.

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Jake B.

The tasting menu was delicious, and the wine pairings were delicious. The ambiance is fantastic, perfect for a date night, and the tasting menu will probably be about a 2-3 hour dining experience. Servers were personable, Knowledgeable, and were professional but still had personality. An expensive dinner for sure, but worth the splurge for the experience and seriously tasty food. Would recommend having a reservation t

Megan M.

Indulged in tasting menu and wine pairing. It was excellent! Staff was kind and accommodating. Aesthetic was beautiful.

Halibut and wild mushrooms with black garlic (highly recommend & best menu option by far)
Rifkah S.

This is a beautifully decorated, colorful, warm, creative, romantic and friendly bistro in the heart of Quebec city with both indoor and outside patio seating This was our first restaurant destination upon arrival in this charming European like Canadian city. The staff were both friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. The menu itself was limited with only 3 to 4 options per course and overall each of those dishes themselves we found small in proportion all be they delightful in flavor. The stand out of the dishes was the halibut with mushroom entrée which we enjoyed so much we ordered a second portion. We found the restaurant menu overall more creative & artistic than a typical restaurant and while we enjoyed the experience and the flavors, we did wish the portions and variety of options to choose from to be larger.

Mozzarella & zucchini
Helen H.

The menu is seasonal, so it changes. We started with the fresh oysters. The cucumber and basil foam on top was refreshing. We were given an amuse bouche afterwards. The waiter said it was a fried tomato, but I think it was mushroom. I wished I could've had more of it! Then we ordered dishes from the garde-manger (cold kitchen) section. The first was the veal crudo & chanterelles. I especially enjoyed the quinoa crisp that came with the dish. We also had the mozzarella & zucchini. It was beautifully plated. It also came with a cute loaf of focaccia. Both dishes were the highlights. As my entree, I had the corn & poached lobster. It's a cavatelli pasta dish. I liked the roasted corn cream sauce that was used as it's not too heavy. My bf had the duck & kimchi. It came with two pieces of tender duck. I guess the bok choy was supposed to be the kimchi part, but he described it as pickled rather than being kimchi. Service was great. Our plates were cleared quickly and and water was refilled. The components of our dishes were explained when delivered to us. There were a few words that seemed to be lost in translation though. Overall, this was our favorite meal in Quebec City. It was not the most budget friendly, but it was worth it!

Colleen D.

Creative food with fresh, seasonal ingredients. We really enjoyed our meal here. Love the decor and ambiance. Service was excellent. We had the oysters, cheese plate, shrimp bao, and arctic har with herring. All were very tasty. I wished I had room for dessert, because they all sounded divine!

JP P.

SO and I had dinner here last week and went with their tasting menu, which was vegan or omnivorous...although we could have had one of each, we both elected to go with the omnivorous menu. While they were preparing for our service, we enjoyed some refreshments along with a dozen oysters with mignonette froth and some fish eggs...these were very fresh and satisfying! A complimentary mini charcuterie of rillette, shrimp, and smoked jerky or bacon hors d'oeuvres was soon delivered.  These were very creative appetizers...a sign of what was to come! Our 1st course was a scallop ceviche with spinach puree along with a crispy tomato tuile to use as a scoop...very light and flavorful! The 2nd course was a Lebanese inspired dish comprising of seared beef with roasted cucumbers and naan...very delicious! The 3rd course was arctic char with turnip tagliatelle, shitake and enoki mushrooms and basil stems in a white wine and cream sauce...a delightful combination! The 4th course was quail two ways, which was our favorite.  Grilled marinated breast stacked on top of a leg lollipop in a quinoa crust nestled on a bed of polenta, topped with some tomato salsa and small dollops of herb puree on the plate...a packed yet compact and powerful dish! Our dessert was a parsnip flan with maple sponge toffee, crumble of oats and chicory mousse...very tasty and not too heavy! Overall, the service and food were exceptional.  This place was different from most places in that some of the staff were doing double duty.  For eg. our bartender also delivered some courses and was also very knowledgeable about the menu...when 1st ordering our dinner, he knew where we were going with our line of questioning when we asked if we could add items from the a la carte menu and he advised against it because the tasting menu would be sufficient...he was correct.  Additionally, every dish is creative and goes the extra mile without over doing it.  A very memorable culinary experience was had here and Michelin judges should take notice!

Irina G.

nice ambiance. The bathrooms are clean and really cool - it's a creative way to dry hands. You have to see it to understand. We went with our 6-year-old who is hard to please. They made a basic pasta with cheese and tomato sauce for her and she was happy. She also had the veal with celery root. She didn't like the celery root (I did - they prepared it three different ways and it was very creative)... but finished the veal. We (the adults), did the tasting menu. You will now know what it's going to be ahead of time, but it's 6 courses and inspired by regular menu. I liked the bao buns with lentils. There was a boa bun with shrimp too. I didn't like it as much. I forgot to mention that tasting menu could be vegetarian or not. We went with the omnivore option. We also ordered drinks. At first, due to language barrier, my husband got the wrong drink but they fixed it quickly and he loved it. Service was great! We are in the French speaking part of Canada, and while the staff spoke English fine for the most past, those who didn't were very sweet about it and tried. The place is on the pricey side, but food was good and there is a quiet, calm atmosphere to it. There were people on dates, who went with wine pairing for the tasting menu and there was a big family in the table next to us (about 10 people). It's a small restaurant but they were able to accommodate all the different clients very nicely. I would recommend it. One thing I would improve would be some more variety in food options in the tasting menu. While the two bao buns were good, it would have been nice to try something different.

Michael S.

Beautiful location inside and out. Top-notch, attentive service. We ordered the vegan discovery menu. The entire experience took almost 2.5 hours. The dishes were tasty, creative and well-presented. Will certainly make our way back here in the future.

Stella W.

We lucked out almost all restaurants on our way back was booked and L'Orygine happened to have a table for us, the walk-ins. Amazing food and service at amazing price! The menu indicated they are a seasonal restaurant and I had the best duck hearts and the best 'veggies pasta' (celery based or imitated?) . I was a bit worried that they are not kid-friendly, but totally not the case as I saw a few junior and baby diners :)

Brunch Overlooking water
Joe V.

Sunday Brunch was so amazing. There were multiple options - both vegan / seafood / meat oriented(see photo of menu and please LIKE your favorite pics :) Cost $45 person / includes a coffee drink of your choice (ie latte , cappuccino, etc). We stayed in QBC a day longer to dine here for breakfast - so worth it and the back deck overlooked the St Lawrence river on a beautiful sunny day! The service was exceptional and the decor creates an amazing backdrop to your dining experience! Bon Apetit!!

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Julia M.

This was one of the best meals I had in Quebec City and a wonderful way to end our trip. The restaurant is in the lower town on a cobblestone pedestrianized street and in a historic building, but inside is very nicely modernized with tasteful decor. The staff were very accommodating and had good drink recommendations. The menu has several vegan options (labeled) and several more that can be veganized. I had the vegan version of the cavatelli with corn sauce & lobster (made with tofu) which was so incredible that I am still thinking about it over a month later. Prices are fairly high but worth it for the quality and experience. The staff speak English and there is an English menu available.

Veal
Val V.

A culinary delight tucked into a side street just one block away from the port. The ambience was elegant, quiet and perfect for our 26th anniversary dinner. We decided on the a la carte menu. The first course was fried ravioli stuffed with caramelized sweet onions. A perfect palate preparation to enjoy with our wine. Just one each which was also perfect This was followed by cooked oysters - I ordered six, next time I will order a dozen - the boar bacon and jalapeño pepper complimented the oysters and au gratin, an exciting combo. Next, my favorite dish, the Tataki de veau & courge fumee. (Veal tataki and smoked squash) the veal was perfectly seared with an apple balsamic drizzle. The fumee was creamy and flavorful. I might have a double order of this next time, as an entree. Last was the guinea fowl and cauliflower, another inventive combination. It had a nice symphony of flavors and textures, I loved the crunchy sage semolina and cauliflower puree. I thought the fowl could have used a little more spice on it but that's just preference on my part. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his order of raw oysters, his third course was the arctic char, he commented that it was a new flavor for him that he would like to try again. Fourth course: He says the halibut was lovely and nicely prepared. He would have liked the pasta and red sauce served separately from the white sauce accompanying the halibut. Everything was fresh and organic. Would have loved to watch these dishes being prepared. The restaurant was full you may need a reservation depending on the day. We were there on a Thursday and were seated without one. Service, the restaurant staff were professional, friendly and personable. Put this one on your itinerary!

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Reviews are largely positive. Diners praise the creative and flavorful food, exceptional tasting menu, and elegant ambience. Service is described as attentive and knowledgeable, with excellent cocktails and wine.

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jjacques

4.9(44 reviews)
1.8 km•Saint-Roch

I came across JJacques while looking at the Canada's 100 Best Bars list and spotted it at number…read more11. Apparently, their cocktails were not the only thing that shined, as their food was also supposed to be so great that the place was a late-night chef hangout. I was wandering around Old Quebec while multitasking to find a dinner destination on my phone. I spotted a bar stool available for reservation at JJacques and spontaneously grabbed it and ran to hail a cab to the Saint Roch neighborhood. Thankfully, I had researched ahead of time to learn that the place was not the easiest to find. My cab pulled up in front of the non-descript metal door in an alleyway, and the driver had his doubts that it was actually the restaurant, but I assured him that I just had to ring the doorbell to enter. I exited the vehicle and pressed the Ring, which triggered a warm greeting from a man inside. He led me through two thick sets of curtains and into their stunning bar area. There was a very lengthy dining counter and bar with velvet stools and views of the open prep area, as well as a few large u-shaped booths. Just beyond that I caught a peak of their dining room that looked cool as well. The place was really just a vibe! The atmosphere made you feel like you were cool enough to be invited to a hidden outlet of culinary and beverage delights. I was escorted to my seat at the bar, where the gracious Francis kept me entertained throughout the experience. Naturally, I wanted to get a drink, so I looked through their custom cocktails and their list of around 175 bottles of wine. For some reason, most of the mixed drinks did not pique my curiosity, except the Golden Nail, which included Hornitos Plata Tequila, Mezcal Del Maguey, Mais Violet, piment ancho, and cacao. The boozy concoction offered a hint of sweet chocolate and was served in a rocks glass with one large ice cube. It was a truly delicious cocktail. However, I did notice that many of the drinks used liquors that were not particularly what I would call "top shelf", such as Absolut, which I found surprising for such a renowned bar. Regardless, I was happy with my selection and even ordered a second one to enjoy with my few courses. Speaking of my meal progression, I started with an order of the Roasted Carrots. The mini carrots included their tops and were plated into a small stack. The perfectly cooked orange points were served over a green pea purée and topped with almonds, crispy parmesan, and fresh mint. I am not typically a fan of peas, but, wow, if I could have bottled that chunky sauce, I would have. It was like a bright, earthy, non-oily chimichurri. My entree was similarly phenomenal. Three scallops were seared to a golden brown and served over buttery mashed potatoes. The other side of the plate included a mussel bisque. A funky farmer's cheese called Alfred le Fermier and crispy breadcrumbs were sprinkled over the dish. I thought that two of the scallops could have been cooked a touch more, but the creamy, rich potatoes and sauces were just sheer decadence, offering flavors of both the earth and the sea. While I was getting full at that point, I simply had to order the Blondie for dessert, as it included all sorts of Fall flavors that I adored. When it arrived, it was not quite what I had expected. Instead of being a square piece of chocolate chip brownie, it was actually broken chunks of a moist, plain cake plated with swirls of decadent chocolate and coffee ganache, a fresh heirloom pumpkin jam, and a dusting of autumn spices. I ordered a generic espresso martini to pair with it, and, boy, was it delicious! It was well-balanced, smooth, not too sweet, and topped with a decent portion of foam. When I was ready to leave, Francis was even nice enough to call me a cab and make sure it actually arrived. His generosity was just another aspect that highlighted how extraordinary my JJacques experience truly was. While I adored the drinks that I ordered, I would say that the place should be even more known for their stellar cuisine.

A mysterious little place tucked away in an alley, where you have to buzz to get in--and once you…read moredo, you discover a hidden oasis. The atmosphere is very quaint, intimate, and wonderfully dark, making the whole experience feel like you've stumbled upon a well-kept secret. The service was exceptional. Sam was incredibly attentive and offered excellent recommendations from the menu, which made choosing what to order much easier. The entire meal was unique, creative, and absolutely delicious. From the atmosphere to the food and service, this was a truly memorable dining experience. Definitely a hidden gem worth discovering!

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jjacques - The table

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Buvette Scott - Jambon de canard (Duck ham)

Buvette Scott

4.9(199 reviews)
1.5 km•Saint-Jean-Baptiste
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This little "Hole in the Wall" restaurant with no glimmering neon lights or celebrity chefs or fan…read morefare from everyone visiting this basically lovely establishment. That being said, Buvette Scott could be one of the best restaurants I've enjoyed the most on this two week trip! It's small, and quaint, and comfortable, and has a staff so well adept to what the wants of its patrons, I just feel in love with Buvette Scott's. Their menu was so eclectic it was hard to choose your dinner; because you want to try everything. With the help of our (excellent) server, she orchestrated a pretty terrific dinner: * Their CLAMS, TOMATILLO, SALSA VERDE were as fresh as the ocean and we (me and my wife) could have eaten 24 each. * BOMBOLONE, CHICKEN LIVER PARFAIT, GINGER, PEAR * EGGPLANT, CORN, RADICCHIO, LOBSTER XO * BEEF TARTARE, ANCHOVIES, BROCOLI, EGG YOLK * MIRAMICHI STRIPED BASS, PLUM, JIMMY NARDELLO * DUCK COTECHINO, SPIGARELLO, PARSNIP * WHITE LASAGNA, MATSUTAKE * And two other dishes I cannot spell or translate or even slightly recognize what it was, but it was delicious. When you walk into a restaurant you've never heard of and have no idea of their cuisine, for me, this kicks me into overdrive and makes me love these surprises.

This place is a gem. It was our favourite meal of both Montreal and Quebec City this week. It's a…read moresmall casual place with excellent cuisine and top notch service. The small diverse menu celebrates seasonal ingredients and provides a wonderful example of the outstanding food scene in Quebec that so many people talk about. Highly recommend!

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Buvette Scott - The post perfect dish - scallops, tofu, potato, xo sauce

The post perfect dish - scallops, tofu, potato, xo sauce

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Le Hobbit - Potato side

Le Hobbit

4.1(495 reviews)
1.3 km•Saint-Jean-Baptiste
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Yesterday morning, before our flight back to Phoenix, we walked from the Hilton Quebec to Le Hobbit…read morefor breakfast. It was absolutely amazing. My wife ordered the Eggs Benedict (with ingredients I did not know), and I had the Big (2 egg) breakfast. My wife also ordered a side of breakfast potatoes (my breakfast came with the potatoes). Again, it was absolutely amazing. If you want breakfast, and are nearby, I cannot say just how much we enjoyed it. It could not have been better.

I went here with my sweetheart the other night on the recommendation of a friend and the Michelin…read moreguide. We were disappointed truthfully. The service was lovely. We cannot complain about that. Our server was friendly and very charming. The meal was beautifully paced. The restaurant itself is very noisy. The food itself was disappointing. On the recommendation of our server we started with the carrot doughnut. The doughnut itself was lost under a mountain of ricotta. I would not have known that it was carrot, except that she had told us. We ordered two other starters : I ordered the foie gras pate and my boyfriend ordered the fried oysters. The pate was served on a small layer of sunflower butter, which was unnecessary. The pate itself was surprisingly flavorless. Homemade bread and blueberry jam served alongside was quite good. The fried oysters were completely drowned in buffalo sauce, another green sauce and "blue cheese foam". I would not have even known they were oysters. They were served underneath some cucumbers and peppers and lettuce. For our main course, we shared the blood pudding, which, despite the crazy number of ingredients actually was delicious. It was the best thing we ate. It was served with homemade bacon, a roasted artichoke heart, and some mussels croquettes. Seriously a lot going on. For dessert we ordered the spiced orchard dacquoise. Another complex, and I thought overly complicated dish, that my boyfriend felt worked well. It was presented nicely, and I remembered to get a picture of it. All in all, it seemed like there's just way too much going on in each dish and no particular flavor stands out. Two of the dishes, the fried oysters and the carrot doughnut were just sloppy and smothered. The boudin and the dessert were both beautifully plated, and the flavors worked better as well. The foie gras appetizer was unfortunately bland, and the main ingredient did not shine. Maybe it was an off night? Maybe we didn't order the best things? Evidently, they're doing something right because they've been going for 50 years, but we just didn't see that.

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Le Clan

Le Clan

4.7(62 reviews)
0.4 km•Place Royale

4.5 stars - I love a good tasting menu, but it had been a while since my last one. With that being…read moresaid, I was traveling solo for the evening and decided to treat myself to an elaborate feast at Le Clan, an one Michelin-starred restaurant. Since I was on my own, I preferred not to sit at a table, so I was happy that I was able to reserve a single seat at the bar. The quaint restaurant was located on a side street off of one of the main drags in the upper town of Old Quebec. I walked in and was surprised to be face-to-face with the kitchen, which was on full display just beyond the host stand. I was escorted upstairs to the main dining room, where the friendly host checked me in and walked me through the modern, yet rustic dining room to the swanky bar area. The bar had around six seats, and there were two high-top tables in the space as well. The lighting was dim and came from round lamps, which resembled disco balls, hanging from the ceiling. There was also a small television showing the Chef's journeys across Canada to find the most natural ingredients possible. Once seated, I was greeted by the bartender, Jonathan, who was a joy to chat with throughout my meal. He explained that I had two options - either a 4-course meal or a 6-course, each available with a wine pairing. I decided that I wanted the complete experience, so I went with the longer tasting, which was still very reasonable at Can$ 119. Though I did not partake in the wine pairing, I certainly wanted a drink. I wound up getting a glass of the 2024 Chateau de Roquefort Petit Salé de Villeneuve from Provence. The crisp white wine had the aroma of freshly sliced red delicious apples. It had a ripe acidity and was medium-bodied, despite its quick finish. I was absolutely in love with the dry blend of Clairette and Vermentino grapes, so I even got a second glass. While the menu was technically in English, many of the ingredients were still in French, but I left my fate to the hands of the skilled kitchen, which was very freeing! Before the tasting courses even began, they delivered a few sample teasers to drive excitement. First came a single lentil chip carefully positioned in an upright fashion, sticking out of a bowl of dried lentils. It was served with the perfect amount of the creamiest hummus I had ever had. Next came another tasty bite that I unfortunately do not recall, but do remember liking. It was served with thickly-sliced pieces of crusty bread that a local bakery made solely for them. After the two fantastic introductions, the true procession began. First came a sliced of smoked sturgeon so fresh and tender that it melted in my mouth. It was served over a ricotta and salt cod puree and was topped with onions. Next was the red deer tartare mixed with Savora (a yellow condiment like mustard) and celery root. It was hiding beneath a sheet of sourdough crisps that were decorated with roasted chanterelles. I have always been a fan of venison, and this dish was delicious; it managed to be both hearty and light at the same time. These first two courses were my favorites of the night. The following two plates were my least favorite, though they were still excellent. In fact, these were the two that would be omitted if one were to get the 4-course tasting, so perhaps others had felt similar. There was the Atlantic halibut in a bubbling foam of what was supposed to be cuttlefish ink, but was white in color. The small chunk of fish was topped with spelt and garlic scape. It was a nice dish, but not as flavorful or memorable when compared with the others. Then, there was the rabbit served with stewed beetroot and damson plums, all in a beer syrup. I found this dish better than the halibut, but rabbit is just not really a favorite of mine. It was a creative concept for sure, but not a flavor I adored. The meal then seemed to veer back on track, starting with a perfectly prepared hunk of Angus Beef, served with a tiered stack of potato and sausage, topped with a dollop of Japanese mustard. There was also a green, earthy puree on the plate, and a lightly creamy sauce was poured over the steak tableside. Next, the kitchen surprised me yet again with a popcorn pastry covered with white chocolate and topped with actual popcorn. It was buttery and sweet, and I really liked it. Then there was another small chocolate cake with a mousse topping that came as a side dish to the final dessert course. The fresh strawberries from local Île d'Orléans were topped with a rhubarb ice cream, a meringue sprinkled with sumac, and a strawberry and geranium sauce. The tasting might have been long in terms of courses, but everything was nicely paced. I made sure to get a copy of the menu to take home, which the host noticed on my way out and let me know that he appreciated it. When I arrived at the bottom of the stairs, the busy servers exiting the kitchen made sure to send me off with their best wishes. Le Clan was really a class act!

Fantastic from start to finish. We got each dish from the tapas menu and each dish was as…read moreincredible as the last. The dessert was also delicious. Staff was welcoming and helpful even though the restaurant was packed for lunch. A wonderful meal regardless of the time of day you come, this is a must place to go

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Le Clan - Charcaturie board

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