Quebec City Restaurants
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1. Nina Pizza Napolitaine
$$ | St-Roch |Specializing in Neapolitan-style pizza and antipasti, this stylish pizzeria has been on everyone's lips ever since it opened (thanks to crowdfunding!). Its beast of an oven weighs 2.5 tons and was imported straight from Italy—and it's worth it: the thin-crust pizzas are cooked in just 90 seconds at 900 degrees. Expect sides of flavorful salads, creamy burrata, charcuteries, and cheeses. Also note the excellent cocktail list. If you prefer to eat in the St-Jean-Baptiste neighborhood, Nina recently opened a second location there.
410 rue St-Anselme, Québec City, Québec, G1K 5T2, Canada581-742–2012Known For
- Wood-fired pizzas
- Charcuteries plate
- Aperol spritz
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon.–Wed. No lunch Sun. -
2. Buffet de L'Antiquaire
$$ | Lower Town |Hearty home cooking, generous portions, and rock-bottom prices have made this no-frills, diner-style eatery in the heart of the antiques district, a Lower Town institution. It's a good place to sample traditional Québécois dishes such as pea soup and cipaille (a deep-dish layered pie using poultry, meat, or seafood), and the homemade and delicious sugar pie, crepes, and other desserts. In summer, there is a small sidewalk terrace where you can sit and watch the shoppers stroll by.
95 rue St-Paul, Québec City, Québec, G1K 3V8, Canada418-692–2661Known For
- Traditional dishes
- Gluten-free options
- Québec City institution
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3. Buvette Scott
$$ | St-Jean-Baptiste |La Buvette Scott is an unpretentious address that pleasantly surprises with its attractive menu and impeccable service. Located in the heart of St-Jean-Baptiste, it's quickly been adopted by locals who have made this place their favorite neighborhood hangout. The warm wooden décor creates a friendly, almost family-like atmosphere. Waiters have complete control over the music and are more than happy to accept suggestions and blast that one-hit-wonder on the record player. Food-wise, La Buvette Scott offers a dozen small and medium-sized seasonal dishes mainly consisting of seasonal vegetables and seafood.
821 rue Scott, Québec City, Québec, G1R 3C8, Canada581-741–4464Known For
- Affordable plates to share
- Vast selection of local microbreweries
- Unfussy, convivial atmosphere
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch -
4. Chez Victor
$$ | St-Jean-Baptiste |This cozy burger joint with brick-and-stone walls has a wide range of topping combinations, daily special burgers, and French fries are served with a dollop of homemade mayonnaise (there are five varieties available) and poppy seeds. Salads, sandwiches, and a daily dessert made fresh by the pastry chef are also available. This original location was so successful that it spawned several other branches, notably in the Vieux-Port area of the Lower Town.
145 rue St-Jean, Québec City, Québec, G1R 1N4, Canada418-529–7702Known For
- Hearty burgers
- Good selection of local beers
- Poutine
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
5. Izakaya Honō
$$ | St-Roch |Small dishes served in the purest tradition of izakayas (Japanese taverns) in a venue that's flooded with light and minimally decorated with birch and green plants. On the menu, just classics: yakotori (mini skewers), sashimi, okonomiyaki, and dumplings, as well as a tataki that changes daily. The cocktails are as pretty as they are tasty (case in point with the Japanese Eyeball), but the real star here is the list of imported sake. If it's particularly cold outside, why not try your luck at Ramen Honō next door for a comforting soup.
670 rue St-Joseph Est, Québec City, Québec, G1K 3B9, Canada418-524–2888Known For
- Popular with locals
- Excellent, classic Japanese small plates
- Creative cocktails
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Rate Includes: Closed Tues. No lunch -
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6. Le Billig
$$ | St-Jean-Baptiste |At this lovely crepe shop, buckwheat flour crepes are filled with simple ham and cheese, or fancier combos like duck confit with onion marmalade, while a wheat crepe with salted caramel and sweet Chantilly cream makes a good dessert. The large shop also has bistro items like cod beignets, charcuterie plates, and cassoulet, and there's a nice selection of ciders and beers.
481 rue St-Jean, Québec City, Québec, G1R 1P4, Canada418-524–8341Known For
- Great crepes, often original
- Ciders
- Gluten-free items
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Rate Includes: No lunch Mon.–Wed. -
7. Le Café Krieghoff
$$ | Montcalm |This busy, noisy Paris-like bistro featuring artwork by its namesake Canadian painter and patios in front and back has been around for more than 40 years and is a big local literary hangout, with a selection of great coffee, tea, and desserts. Open every day from early morning to late evening, Krieghoff serves specialties that include salmon, quiche, la Toulouse (a big French sausage with sauerkraut), steak with French fries, boudin (pig-blood sausage), and la Bavette (hanger steak).
1089 avenue Cartier, Québec City, Québec, G1R 2S6, Canada418-522–3711Known For
- Big bowls of hot chocolate
- Simple, flavorful dishes
- Good place to people-watch or study
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8. Le Cochon Dingue
$$ | Lower Town |The café dishes at this cheerful chain, whose name translates into the Crazy Pig, include delicious tartares, steak with fries, hearty soups, a selection of international dishes like satays and "général Dingue" chicken, as well as substantial desserts like sugar pie with vanilla cream. Sidewalk tables and indoor dining rooms artfully blend the chic and the antique; black-and-white checkerboard floors contrast with ancient stone walls. The best-kept secret in Québec City is the full breakfast, served here all week.
46 boul. Champlain, Québec City, Québec, G1K 4H7, Canada418-692–2013Known For
- Often long waits for a table
- Affordable bistro
- Good people-watching
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner Mon.–Wed. -
9. Le Parlementaire
$$ | Upper Town |Despite its magnificent beaux arts interior and its reasonable prices, the National Assembly's restaurant remains one of the best-kept secrets in town. Chef Martin Gagné prepares contemporary cuisine with products from Québec's various regions, such as mini-fondues made with Charlevoix cheese to ravioli made from lobster caught in the Gaspé to pork from the Beauce region, trout from the Magdalen Islands, or candied-duck salad. At just C$37, the three-service tasting menu is an absolute steal.
1045 rue des Parlementaires, Québec City, Québec, G1A 1A3, Canada418-643–6640Known For
- Elegant, historic decor
- Tasty regional dishes
- Only open for lunch
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sat. and Sun. No dinner -
10. Sapristi
$$ | Upper Town |The menu at this Italian-leaning restaurant with an industrial-cool feel is satisfying, with a number of imaginative pizzas, pastas, salads, and such. Try the fried mozzarella or the chef's risotto, which changes daily. The space, which features stone walls and steel chairs as well as a great, somewhat secluded terrace in the summer, is open late for drinks and snacks. A second location has recently opened in Petit Champlain.
1001 rue St-Jean, Québec City, Québec, G1R 1R8, Canada418-692--2030Known For
- Creative pizzas
- Great patio
- Gluten-free options
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11. Sardines
$$ | Montcalm |A living metaphor for a can of sardines, with its small, cozy space (only about 20 seats) and its explosion of flavors, Sardines is a must stop for foodie travelers. Upon entering, the display case features the chef's bakery creations, including his famous baguette. Food-wise, plates are modest in size but perform splendidly with taste buds. Vegetables are central to the chef's expertise and come straight from his garden; an ambitious, innovative constraint that forces Sardines to respect the rhythm of the seasons. As for the libations, the menu mostly offers excellent locally produced beers as well as a few carefully selected wines.
1 rue St-Jean, Québec City, Québec, G1R 2V1, Canada581-300–9449Known For
- Creative small plates
- Good beer selection
- Reservations recommended
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.–Tues.
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