Visited on a Friday around 5 PM and caught their "Promo 50-50" deal (runs 4pm-6pm), where selected…read moremenu items are half price. Honestly, without the discount, the prices would be hard to justify. ​We ordered the poutine, which was good but not memorable. We also tried the Tuscan Rolls (Rouleaux de Toscane) served on vermicelli with a creamy sauce. Unfortunately, they were disappointing. They tasted like a frozen food item that had just been heated up rather than something made fresh in-house. ​The atmosphere is fine, my server was very good, and the Happy Hour deal makes it worth a stop if you're in the area, but I wouldn't recommend paying full price for the food quality we received.

Cosmos Restaurant in Quebec City was a great breakfast spot. I had the eggs benedict over potatoes…read moreand it was delicious. The staff was attentive, the vibe was fun, and the prices were a good value. There was also plenty of parking on the side of the restaurant, which made it very convenient. I stayed nearby and would gladly have breakfast here again every time I visit.

We needed a meal during a break between Curling games on the Levis side of the river and Pizzeria…read more67 offered an inviting menu and within about 10-minutes of the club. The restaurant is one of a small regional chain yet it seems family run and optimized to serve the local neighbourhood. It has local charm with tables for 4 and each with it's own pedestal for a Pizza pan. The menu itself features pizza, sandwiches, burgers & chicken fingers, pasta, and souvlaki. Two of us ordered a 10-inch "Garnivore" pizza, it's pretty much a 'meat lovers' special with pepperoni, chicken, bacon, and smoked meat. The crust seemed fluffy and crisp and the pizza did not survive the encounter. My spouse chose Chicken Fingers and found it to be more than sufficient. For myself it was a "Club 4 étages" club sandwich, it arrived with mayo and cole slaw on the side as well as a pile of french fries and a savoury gravy (reminiscent of St. Hubert or Swiss Chalet sauce). The portion size was more than adequate. Ordering is done at the counter and clients can then go find their own table. The kitchen took just a tad longer than I expected but everything was hot and well prepared. It was the type of comfort meal we needed before heading off to a later game. Overall the food was good, the service friendly, and the experience comfortable.

We had a very good time at this place ! Ordered few vegetarian dishes - very tasty food and good…read moreand fast service

I was passing by and tried this restaurant with a bit of trepidation after reviewing previous…read morereviews. Let me preface my review by saying in general, the province of Quebec is still at an infancy stage when It comes to high quality Asian restaurants. Most restaurants serve what I call "Quebec Stir Fry" which is a similar 10-12 dishes (grilled chicken on rice or noodles, Chicken Cari (curry), Grilled Shrimp, beef and the ubiquitous "General Tao chicken ( or what I call fried chicken in sweet-spicy sauce). If you are a purist then this Quebec stir fry is garbage! For me it's not great but not bad. Fast forward to my meal. I ordered the shrimp nid (noodles) with vegetables. It came with a choice of soup (I chose the Thai soup). Both were quite nice in presentation, quantity and quality. Restaurant was nicely decorated and service was pleasant. Now would I consider this gourmet Asian food? I'd have to say no but it's not bad! It did serve it's purpose and I'd eat it again for the price! I'll let you be the judge!

My family and I came here for an early dinner. We sat inside, but there was outdoor seating options…read moreas well. From our table we had a lovely view of the sea. The food was good but quite expensive (most of the entrees were over $25). The service was also not great. Our waiter was inattentive and hard to track down. Better service and cheaper prices would've made this dining experience more positive.

I was going to give it a 4 because of the smell and some flies from al fresco dining, but the food…read morewere so good and our server was really nice! She even told us stuff about the island. I highly reco bread & whipped butter - the garlic butter was sooo good and bread pluffy soft! All others perfect for the price - quality ingredients and serving portions. Again, they serve tiny drinks in Canada and they're not refillable. Good! The dining spot options, indoor, outdoor left with black umbrellas, outdoor right with white umbrellas. White umbrella area maybe great for photos but space was limited. Enough complimentary parking available.

Was so surprised to find such good food here ! We enjoyed two paninis, a hamburger and their fish…read moreand chips ! We especially loved the bread used for the paninis (rosemary) and thought the fish and chips tasted fresh ! All the meat was very fresh; inexpensive and very tasty ! Needed to leave a review ! Service was great and it was overall a very cute place !

One of the best places we ate on our trip to Quebec City. We found this place on a drive around the…read moreIsl of Orleans and I'm glad we stopped. The food was good, prices reasonable and the service was amazing. Unfortunately, Quebec food culture has taken a serious detour toward boreal cuisine. If you're unfamiliar with the term, it's where a chef goes into the woods, scrapes some bark from a birch or pine tree, takes it back to his restaurant, dips in in maple syrup and sells you a 20 gram plate of it for $100 or so. If Resto du Sud were to be transported to the Old Town part of Quebec City the line to eat there would stretch for miles.

We ordered the La Belle (The Beauty) Burger ($25) and the Sausage Poutine ($18)…read more Even already considering it to be an artisanal or gourmet burger, I personally find it just a tad bit expensive at $25. I did enjoy eating the burger. The juicy and savory patty was balanced with the sweetness of the fig jelly and caramelized onions. For the burger's side, instead of going wih the fries we went with mac & cheese and paid extra. The mac & cheese is an easy recommend. Our other order was the Sausage poutine. The Sausage poutine was OK to good. I would not consider it among my favorite takes on Poutine, but it is still well worth the try. Service was excellent. Our waiter was bilingual in French and English and helped us with the ordering experience. He also occasionally checked up on our section of the restaurant conversing with different tables in English or French as required. The setting of the restaurant was interesting in that there is like a bar section bordered by like a balcony or terrace, and the more quiet section where we were seated facing outwards to the mall. The bathrooms are by the middle part where the guest entrance is. The walls and tiling of the place has so much character with picture frames, an arcade, and all the photos posted.

Second night in Quebec. I'm ballin' like baseball's Aaron Judge does! Rock and roll bar is up next:…read more'The Beauty and the Beef' on the main highway. Atmosphere is dark, very acoustic with high ceilings. 20 tables. It's perched on a second level, atop the highway. Staff is kind and service good. The cheese curds are spongy. The Canada whiskey I inquired about; they did not have. A Canadian bar without whiskey. The place is perfect for millennials drinking 'fake-tinis'. The evening when I came in for dinner, was kind of dead. Bumping music, rocker wall-art, anarchy and music decor: wide-ranged burger menu that offers everything from one topped with eggs, to fried onion, avocado and lots of variations. It is burger heavy. Food tastes pre-packaged. Order beers from a bar tap, not shots. Bottles are for show. Review: 3

A wonderful surprise hidden in the residential neighborhood. We can tell the chefs put a lot of…read morelove and passion into creating the dishes. We ordered vegetarian dishes. Each are beautifully presented, and consist of a mixture of umami, zesty, refreshingly rich, creamy, and savory. The staffs are friendly and welcoming. They really try to get to know their customers. Highly recommended!

The food was delicious, but a VERY long wait even without it being all that full. Our server was…read morekind and patient with our questions.

Food was great BUT..... The waitress serving our group was…read moreextremely rude to an 86-year-old senior who had just been diagnosed with cancer and wanted to treat his family. The waitress became upset when he gave her a tip but she wanted more. Her behavior was outrageous in front of everyone. Her behavior ruined his trip to Cora and the rest of his trip to the city. A pensioner who is 86 years old and has cancer should not be treated so disrespectfully. It's so heartbreaking to see this.

We went on Father's Day, so you can imagine how busy they were. Nevertheless, service was…read moreexcellent, the food served hot and quickly, and the ingredients fresh as always. You can't beat Chez Cora for breakfast - that is why the chain is so successful. Recommended without hesitation.