Food! My husband loves wild game he had the elk steak it was outstanding. I had the duck confit salad it was ok. I expected more duck. The table next to us had the flaming meat looked totally delicious but come hungry! The decor is rustic and indigenous like. It's right on the main street in the town we took a taxi. I'm not sure about the parking if there's any parking beautiful beautiful street! Lots of restaurants and cafes. Oh! I almost forgot my favorite dish was the Goose liver It was Amazing they seared it perfectly!!! read more

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I came here for dinner, and I liked my food. I had the foie gras to start, and it was a pretty sizable portion. For my main, I had the short ribs of smoked bison. It was fall off the bone, and although it was a tad gamey, I still enjoyed it. It was a very generous portion, too. Service was really slow, but our server was pretty friendly. read more

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We came here as part of our hotels free breakfast coupons. We got several options to choose from, we got the plain omlete (came with pretty good potato squares) and crepes (the syrup was pretty good but they were chewy) and we liked that everything came with some fruit. Service was incredibly slow, there was only one waiter for the entire restaurant and he seemed to be working all by himself. We weren't sure what the situation was exactly but he was struggling and we understand it was hard but it took over an hour to get our food, refills etc. The inside was very dark and we could barely see. read more

Sagamité - Crepes - Canadian (New) Near Me - Quebec City, Quebec

What an amazing and delicious experience! When we travel we like to find unique dining experiences and this serves this purpose. While it is a pricy meal it is worth it. The decor and story of the restaurant is truly incredible. The meal we had was based upon the server recommendation. It was a four course meal and it used the local recipes: Plus the red wine selection was his recommendation too. During the flambé three meat it was was presented and explained. When you are here in Old Quebec make sure you satisfy your tastebuds. For me I never had a venison puff pastry to start a meal and a maple pie to end. read more

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I came in on a rainy Thursday for lunch. I got the salmon and trout on a bed of rice with a small side of vegetables which was excellent, just the right size for a portion, perfectly seasoned and cooked. Service was great, my water was filled at least 5 times, and I was checked on multiple times. read more

Sagamité - Salmon and trout - Canadian (New) Near Me - Quebec City, Quebec

What a phenomenal indigenous food experience! My friend and I got the Yatista to share with deer, elk, and I think the last meat was buffalo/bison. The meal is coursed out for you. The venison puff pastry was mouth-watering, and the sagamité soup had me looking for recipes online before I had even finished it. Very good flavor profile and presentation for both appetizers, and they were just the perfect amount so you aren't too full for the meat course. I did not personally care for the sauces, but the meat itself was rich and flavorful. The vegetable sides were tasty too. Finished off with a maple pie that was good if you like sweet pies. The service was great. I am so glad we ate here, as I'm not sure I'd have the chance to try this cultural food otherwise. Highly recommend! read more

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Y'all know that I am a foodie and I know my way around flavors. But my skill pales in comparison with the chefs of this restaurant, who combined flavors with a skill that nearly brought tears to my eyes. I'm not a big "hunk of meat" entree person so I ended up ordering a combination of n appetizers that caught my eye and I felt like would give me a survey of the French-first nations food this restaurant offered. I ordered - the cold smoked trout (in the lox style, not the canned style) that paired beautifully with garlicky yogurt, stewed wild blueberries, and some sort of lightly sweet crumble. I would have never thought to pair garlic, fish, and blueberries together but it was so good! - the foie gras, which I had to try for the first time. The menu description mentioned pairing it with sweet sounding things which I was dubious of but the fatty meat was rounded out by sweet applesauce and golden bannock bread. - the sagamite soup, which paired the traditional three sisters (corn, beans, squash) with elk, bison, and venison. A simple but hearty and nutritious finisher. Logistics: - indoor seating only - limited street parking nearby read more

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We would not have found this place on our own but this was included as our final meal for our tour group. This is a "first nations" restaurant and I believe they raise their own game. What a fantastic experience. The manager spoke and told us about the history of the restaurant before we were treated to a six-course meal (scallops, soup, cheese, veggies and flambeed meat, and maple pie). Since this was a prepaid group meal, I can't comment on individual pricing. Food was delicious and service was excellent. We will remember this meal for a very long time. read more

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I stopped by this restaurant because it features the food of the Premier Nations and the menu looked interesting. I walked in to an empty restaurant, and I asked if they were serving lunch. The server said they were, and I was promptly seated near the window. The menu has a nice selection of items that would most likely accommodate most diets. I decided to try the duck salad and bison/beef tartare sampler. I asked if they had unsweetened iced tea and the server said he could make me some; which was above and beyond, in my opinion. The salad arrived first, and it was delicious. The dressing was creamy and tangy. The duck wasn't dry and there was a healthy portion. I liked the salad so much, I ordered another one to take with me for my flight the next day. The beef and bison tartare was plated beautifully, served with toast and some greens with the same dressing as the duck salad. I've had beef tartare before, and this was close to most I've eaten. I have never had raw bison; the meat was significantly darker in color. There was a slight aftertaste that didn't sit well with me, it was tolerable but not something I'd order again. I would definitely order the beef tartare again. I don't know why this restaurant is attracting more customers, because the good is exceptionally delicious. The server was very friendly and was able to explain the menu items well and in English. read more

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It's dark and gloomy. It isn't at all as the pictures represent. The menus are ragged and sticky. We were seated in a room where a family let there 3 children run around and crawl on the floor and screaming in my ear. Once seated we received service once where we were told all the things in the menu they were out of. We overheard other people complain they were served substitutions they were not aware of and their server disappeared. No one looked happy- servers or customers. The food we saw on plates was not as pictured. We left without ordering anything. That's probably the second time we've ever done that and we are glad we did. read more

It was an amazing fine dining experience; great atmosphere, very friendly staff and fresh, great quality and splendid taste. We came here as a group and tried many of the menu items, but most of us ordered "Yatista" which includes Venison Puff Pastry, Sagamité Soup or Warm Duck Salad, Maple Pie, tea or coffee. For your meat, you have the option between shrimp, filet mignon, deer & elk or deer & elk & chef's choice (which was bison at that time). I strongly recommend Yatista as it's a very unique experience where they cook the meat to medium rare, and serve it on a hot stone; once they put it on fire, you can adjust it to your liking. Everything was very delicious; soup, duck salad and of course the pie. My favorite meat was bison and then elk. read more

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Let me start off by saying, please save your money and go somewhere else. I went here bc I saw tomahawk steak on the menu, once we got there I was completely thrown off by the vibes. The prices on the menu did not reflect the quality or the vibe of the place. We got bamboozled into getting their special, the Yatista...which started at a whopping $170!!! We got started with some "native bread". That appeared to be coming straight of Walmart bag. Then we got served the Vincent puff pastry which was comfort food at the best. Then we got this duck salad that was really not great. I didn't taste any duck. After that, we decided to just ask them if we can pay for what we ate and leave. I felt pretty bad because the waiter was nice and thankfully they accommodated our request. We ended up going across the street to Le Continental to eat. Needless to say, won't be going back here. I'm giving them 2 stars purely for the wait staff. read more

Sagamité - Warm Duck salad - Canadian (New) Near Me - Quebec City, Quebec

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Excellent food and ambience. Highly recommend doing the 5 course meal. The maple pie was my favorite.

We had a wonderful meal at this First Nation restaurant. The walleye was perfectly prepared with a side of beet, carrot, asparagus and sweet potato. Someone else in our party had the seafood pasta which they enjoyed. They seem a bit short staffed but it didn't bother us- we had a leisurely lunch and we weren't in a hurry. I would for sure go here again! read more

Sagamité - Seafood pasta - Canadian (New) Near Me - Quebec City, Quebec

Fantastic food and some more unique meat options for us as restaurants in our area typically don't have bison, elk or venison. Excellent ambiance and service! read more

Sagamité - Canadian (New) Near Me - Quebec City, Quebec

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I had dinner here in late April 2024. I did not have a reservation and was fortunate they had room, as they were expecting a large party later in the evening. I've mentioned this in a previous review, but as a single diner I'm often given the least desirable table, which was certainly the case, as I got the darkest table on the upper level - not an easy feat, considering the entire level was pretty darned dark. (I brightened up the photos as I didn't use a flash.) You always wonder if a place is dark because the food is bad...fortunately, that was not the case. The menu had meats such as venison and bison, but the Canadian walleye over rice caught my eye, and I'm glad it did. It was sumptuous. The sauce on it enhanced the fish instead of overpowering it. My one complaint about the food was that it seemed odd to put a single carrot and single asparagus stem on the plate. They looked awkward next to the generously sized fish. There was also a tiny smear of squash puree on the plate, and I'd have happily eaten a bowl of it. The staff were adequate to their tasks. I enjoyed the ambience of the restaurant with its indigenous decor and the beautiful mural on one wall. I would happily come back to try more of their food. read more

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DISAPPOINTING DINNER We went to Sagamite looking forward to First Nation inspired cuisine but dinner was a disappointment with poor service. Housed in a historic stone building, Sagamite's décor includes some understated and beautiful First Nation art that gets lost in the noisy and crowded space. Our harried waitress pointed us to a table and then dropped off menus with no explanation - the menu was dirty laminated pages bound between torn and faded vinyl hard covers. Sagamite's menu is cluttered with pastas and pizzas that overshadow its First Nation inspired dishes. We ordered the Soup of the Day ($9), the Sagamite Soup ($16), the Pan Fried Foie Gras appetizer ($29), the Deer and Elk Medallions ($57) and for dessert, cheesecake and maple sugar pie. The highlight of the meal was the pan fried foie gras (large enough for a light dinner) - it was perfectly seared and dusted with crunchy fleur de sel but the bannock was a soggy base for the foie gras. The deer and elk medallions were served rare and were tender and not gamey tasting but the bland sauce covering the medallions added nothing to the dish. We wish the waitstaff had provided a story behind the First Nation offerings such as its Sagamite Soup. For us, it was a thin bland grey colored soup with tough pieces of ground meat - maybe a version with just the delicious Three Sisters blend of corn, beans and squash could be offered. Skip the dishes that have nothing to do with First Nation cuisine - the Soup of the Day was a cream of tomato soup perfect for a diner and the two grocery store quality desserts were not good. For Quebec newbies - note that your bill will reflect two fees - TVQ (Quebec provincial sales tax) and TPS (federal goods and services tax) that will add almost 15% to your total bill. These fees are not in lieu of your tip that is calculated on the food total only. read more

The service and food was exceptional. We started with the creamy tomato soup which was perfect. Not overly creamy. The Walleye fish was excellent. My wife had the filet mignon cooked medium. She said it was one of the best filet mignon she ever had. The service was super friendly and the prices were appropriate and even a value if you convert it to USD. The next night we went to another highly rated restaurant and the taste couldn't compare to Sagamite. read more

It was a really wonderful experience to try the food of the First Nations peoples when I was in QC for the day. I've always been curious about what cooking with native North American ingredients would be like and this place delivers it in a gourmet experience. Well, almost. The one star off was for the appetizer I got, - elk terrine and confit duck rilletes - which felt haphazardly plated and came with bread I could only describe as very basic. Luckily, my main course, the deer short rib, blew it out of the water. Tender and flavorful, but without the intense gaminess you'd usually associate with venison. Service was very lovely and attentive, and t hey gave me tips for what craft breweries to try out in the area. If only I had a little more time to spend there! This place seems to be known for their bbq meat entrées, though because they seem to be more group-based, I suppose I'll have to wait until I get a chance to bring more people to try it out. I will definitely come back to try it out. read more

Sagamité - Deer short ribs - Canadian (New) Near Me - Quebec City, Quebec

Excellent service and excellent food. Our waiter made terrific food/drink recommendations and we were not sorry that we followed his advice. We especially enjoyed the ceviche starter they had on the daily menu. read more

We did the yatista three meat combo. The soup in my opinion was better than the duck salad. The meat and puffy pastry was flavorful. The yatista would cook meat to much in some spots and not enough in others. Maple pie was to die for. Over a super fun experience and service was so kind. Ambiance was cool and cozy. Did enjoy read more

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The sacrifice game meat was cold, the ravioli was excellent, service was ok. Don't get the pizza it's not good also. Ambience was Native American, was nice a little too dark. read more

Sagamité - Ambience - Canadian (New) Near Me - Quebec City, Quebec

My wife and I visited Vieux-Québec for the first time and wanted to experience the terroir with a truly local Québécois meal. I could not imagine a better way to do that than to enjoy a meal at Restaurant Sagamité. The restaurant was created by members of the Huron-Wendat Nation and provides a taste of indigenous Canadian (First Nations) culture. The restaurant space and decor, the front of house service, and the food and drinks are all impeccable. Our meal was hosted by a very knowledgeable local Québécois who provided interesting information about the restaurant, the food, the wines and Québec itself. As tourists, we enjoy nothing more than experiencing the terroir of the places we visit. He really made that happen. Merci, Monsieur! We enjoyed the full Yatista meal, which included venison puff pastry, the eponymous Sagamité soup, the potence of three antlers (deer, elk and bison flambé) and maple pie. I'll post photos of our meal, which was educational, delicious and fun. read more

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First I went solo during off hours, I didn't get the memo so management said that was not an option. So plan in advance or make a reservation. I was not going to return, but it was my fault for not checking the menu schedule. So I did return the next day for breakfast. I made a same day reservation reservation and got my parking details as well. The food was yummy. The atmosphere was pleasant. I wanted hot tea, and the management couldn't cind the kettle for it lol, so slow brewed the water for me. The wild turkey on the menu was not not available to accompany the pouched egg; the management offered braised duck. He aimed to please and did not fail. It was so tasty. Jesus, I will return if he wills it. read more

Sagamité - What comes better the bird & the egg at the same time and cooked in style. - Canadian (New) Near Me - Quebec City, Quebec

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The service was impressive. The food was delicious. The ambiance was cozy. My venison and elk medallions were tasty, especially with the blueberry glaze. The potatoes were yummy. I love those potatoes. read more

Mediocre food and the staff treated me with what was almost like disdain. It is a tourist destination and they treat you like a "tourist".

"Wow" doesn't sufficiently describe my meal at this restaurant... I had the Bison Short Ribs and consider it one of the best meals I've ever eaten. Absolutely perfect. My wife had the Elk Ravioli, with Bison, which was excellent but could not surpass the Short Ribs. The mushroom sauce on the Bison was perfect and It never crossed my mind to season the dish with anything, not even a pinch of salt. Reservations are a good idea, but walk-ins are often able to be seated. Really an outstanding dining experience. read more

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Excellent food and excellent service. Accommodated gluten allergy. Had the wallleye which was great. Date had the stew. Finished with maple crème brûlée. Highly recommended. read more

Different atmosphere but clean and pleasant. The service was good. The food was more traditional breakfast food of eggs, potatoes, etc. not bad. read more

I really enjoyed the flaming preparations of their steak entrees. Great wine selection read more

There's a reason everyone leaves 5-star ratings. I had the three-fruit crepes (actually 2-fruit, no bananas for me) and it was just perfect. Rue Saint-Louis is full of good restaurants but Sagamite is well worth the stop. read more

Sagamité - Three fruit crepes (minus bananas). - Canadian (New) Near Me - Quebec City, Quebec

Truly a singular dining experience. They squeezed me in on a very full night and I'm so glad they did. I started with the venison puff pastry which was served with three savory compotes - each of which wonderfully, but uniquely complimented the dish. I then had the wapiti (elk) steak served with pomes frites and roasted vegetables. The alchemy though, was in the creamy butternut squash under it all. A dab on each bit of the steak, made it seem foolish to ever eat either, without the other. Amazing. Finished up with the maple creme brûlée and a cappuccino. All in all, a splendid meal at a good price for the quality. Highly recommended! read more

We dined here after the restaurant was given to us as a recommendation. If you want to truly experience Quebec, I highly recommend this restaurant. Everything about this restaurant is truly a FIVE start experience. The interior design is very unique, with Native American decoration. We decided to dine in on a weekday evening, we had made a reservation beforehand for a party of 4 but upon arrival the restaurant was empty. Our waiter was fantastic, he was very helpful with the menu, carefully describing the menu items to us. For the full experience we decided to have their Yatista, with the potence of the three antlers that had all three meats. We had never tried deer or elk before, so this was a great experience for us! These are usually made for 2 people and you cook the meat to your liking. We had their soup of the day that day, which was delicious. We also had their duck confit salad and cold-smoked trout salad, they were both equally delicious. Hence, overall, our experience here was fantastic, the food was delicious from the meats, the soups and the salads. Everything was impeccable. Service was great, our waiter was so attentive and helpful with the menu. We had never had Native American food and this restaurant set the bar really high! Thus, if you want a true Quebec experience, I highly recommend this restaurant. You will not be disappointed. read more

The food was phenomenal. Unique menu and dining experience. The service was also great. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Great food, Impeccable service, wonderful atmosphere. My wife & I had a wonderful lunch here. Great, modern interpretation of First Nations cuisine. We had been on a private walking tour of Old Quebec the day before & our guide suggested Sagamite as a unique, Quebec dining experience. She was right. As we walked by, we stopped in the make a lunch reservation for the next day. One of the best meals we had in Quebec. read more

This unique restaurant is run by a local Indigenous couple and provides excellent food you would be hard pressed to find anywhere else. The atmosphere is cozy. The cuisine is a fusion of French and culinary traditions of the local Indigenous Huron people. There is an emphasis on game (venison, duck, elk and bison - a house specialty features a flaming tower of game meat for two), with local flavorings. There are plentiful other options (fish and beef), all prepared in the French style. The elk bourginon that I had was perfect comfort food for the blustery evening. My partners smoked trout appetizer featured a light maple glaze that perfectly complemented the salt of the trout. The wine list is extensive, the service very responsive. read more

Incredible birthday meal with my honey based on the First Nations peoples. Had medallions of deer and elk. And much more. Incredible read more

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It advertised itself as a restaurant specializing in First Nations cuisine, but really, it's a theme restaurant with a Native American theme. The food was OK but there are likely better places. read more

Indigenous Canadian food. For an appetizer my wife got the onion soup, which had the cheese on a slice of toasted bread, not gratine as is typical, but the flavor of the soup was amazing (very beefy), I got the garden salad which was unusual, but delicious. For entrees we had the 3 wild meat tenderloins (elk, deer and buffalo) which came with mash potatoes and a blue berry sauce. Very delicious and tasty. Dessert was the maple pie- very sweet but delicious. read more

Loved trying First Nation cuisine- was a very tasty and unique experience. We loved the use of native meats, foods and flavors. Our server was friendly and made great recommemdations. read more