In hindsight, and looking at the photos of others, I really should've eaten something here. I'd…read moretell you to do just that. Everything on everyone's tables looked good but it was a matter of timing; This was a beer stop only and for that too, Griendel, with its inviting outdoor seats and friendly staff was great. Outside of the area most tourists in Quebec City will discover, Griendel was very near my airbnb which - I believe - was in Saint-Sauveur. There's a few blocks of cafes and shops in this neighborhood and I discovered them days before realizing that Saint-Roch, with its onslaught of cafes and shops, was down the same road only a short walk away. Regardless, this seemed like a place the hip young locals love and I could get behind what they were offering. A wide array of craft beer was offered and though I'm generally not much of a beer fan, I really got into the one I chose: Blanche au Citron Meyer et aux Poivres (aka #Patelle, 4.8% alcohol). I don't know French but correctly deduced that this beer contained Meyer Lemon and on a humid, hot afternoon that was enough to sell me. IPAs also received high marks. Come for the beer but if you stay for the food I doubt it'll disappoint.

We thought the beer selection was very good and the food selection just has good. We ended up…read moreeating the hummus with pita bread which was quite good but the hummus was a little bit more runnier than what we're used to seeing where we're from. Then we ordered the small poutine with the added smoked meat, which was very delicious. It was enough to comfortably fill us up but still leave room for plenty of the good beer here.

It was a late afternoon stop after snacks at La Boite a Pain. It was very quiet due to the hour and…read moresince it was after Halloween, everyone was probably still recuperating! Interesting to see the brewery in the back of the restaurant. Server was very friendly and did not mind that we were just snacking here. This was one of the few places open during the beginning of the week and for lunch as well. Ordered french fries- sans poutine fixings and one of the lagers. The fries were okay- plenty in the basket. Beer was very good. If you are in the area, stop in. I would not make this a destination visit though unless beer is on your mind!

Good- friendly staff Bad/ good was only so do/ didn't…read morerealize they had a back room which was filled with a very lively young crowd. We sat in the main room and it was practically empty.

We visited Le Billig from Los Angeles with a reservation at 6 PM on a Sunday evening. The…read morerestaurant wasn't busy, and we were seated immediately. It's conveniently located near Old Town's main attractions, as well as other food spots and shops. The ambiance inside is lovely, and the staff was welcoming and friendly throughout our visit. We ordered the French onion soup and a classic crêpe with egg, ham, cheese, and seasonal vegetables. The French onion soup was absolutely outstanding--easily one of the best I've ever had. The crêpe was equally delicious and far better than what we typically find back home. The only options for the egg were scrambled or over-easy, which felt a bit limited. Also worth noting: no Coke Zero, but Diet Coke is available. Overall, this spot is a must-visit if you're craving authentic crêpes and exceptional French onion soup.

Likely the worst service of all time. We walked out. Seated at 1PM and NOTHING NOTHING. FORGET…read moreTHAT. Water? Customer service? While I can appreciate lack of communication re: starters, where was the water checkin? An hour before anyone came to the table! BS

This restaurant is located inside the Clarendon Hotel. It has an ocean sea going vibe. Both times…read morewe ate there we were seated immediately, and both times near a window, which is nice. The first time we ate there I had the ham and cheddar fritatta, Mom had the Le Continental Carnivore. The 2nd time we ate there, I had the Le Continental Carnivore and Mom had a yogurt and toast. Everything was very good.

A busy night but if willing to eat inside, plenty of room…read more Excellent service from Rosemary. Fish and chips were lovely, very crispy with a nice slaw. The French onion soup was different, pieces of pork/ham, but very tasty. The seafood poutine was tasty and fun. The mini was the perfect size.

Top notch beers, nice menu and friendly bartender. We had a few of their rears which were very…read moregood and they also had some guest beers one of which I had. But we had to laugh at the schererville hot dogs that we ordered. It might look a little vulgar when it comes out on the platter but they taste really good, and you get three different selections of hot dog. So if you're a hot dog fan then this place is for you. If you're craft beer band in this place is also for you.

love their beer! they have good sours! indoor & outdoor seating. would come back when in the area.read more

Absolutely delicious with amazing service! The cocktails were tasty and unique. We are American and…read morethey offered us an English menu which was so helpful. The food was high quality and tasted amazing. Our server was incredibly helpful and kind.

This was a beautiful restaurant on the St. Lawrence River. Beautiful views and OK wait staff. We…read morehad the lobster and shrimp roll. The shrimp was very small - wasn't expecting that. It was tossed in a mayo that was a tad salty. A pretty generous, crispy roll. We tried the Sangrias that were pretty watered down. I would try something else another time.

We tried to go next door to La Girole but they couldn't accommodate us with out reservations. Glad…read morewe couldn't go. Those bistropub is a delight. The best goat meat burger ever. Succulent and juicy. Fantastic real french fried potatoes. Extensive beer and micro brew list and also a full bar and wines by the bottle. Very fun ambiance with an old school student like feel. Took me back. Not expensive for excellent quality food. Lep is a wonderful server and deserves a bigger shoutout. Close to Laval University and not touristy. Enjoyed the experience.

Le Sacrement has so much potential(!!!), but totally misses the mark. I don't know what happened…read moresince the previous yelpers ate here, but a four star review this is not: Ok, so as I understand it a bistropub is supposed to focus on good food and good drinks... Right? Well, at Le Sacrement that's not quite the case; the beer list is extensive, but the food sucks. There's also something about a sticky table that doesn't quite say "bistro dining". DO NOT order a burger here - it tastes like shoe leather and I would be shocked to learn it wasn't frozen and premade by a wholesaler. My boyfriend literally said, "if I wanted to eat a burnt burger from Costco, I could have done it at home". The people next to us had the ribs and the salmon tartar - the ribs were also probably ordered in from a wholesaler (they looked so dry and sticky) and the tartar plate was measly for the price charged. To be blunt, I won't be coming back and would recommend you don't waste your hard-earned money here either - unless you're in need of a few pints and a meatpuck before heading to the rink behind the restaurant.

The breakfast was absolutely amazing! Way much better than where I was staying at the hotel lol…read more Service was quick, staff was super nice. The vibe of the café were super cute, gave me very much European vibes old you're a few vibes which I really liked. Definitely recommend going if you're ever in Quebec city!

Stopped in for breakfast while on vacation. The poutine, sausage and poached eggs were delicious!…read moreThe staff is friendly and bilingual which is an added bonus. The restaurant is cozy and quaint! They even let us store our suitcases inside while we dined.

It was so amazing I devoured my meal before I could take a photo lol, staff was very friendly and…read moreprices were great.

Without the vouchers from the hotel, this place would close in a month. We had the worst breakfast.read more