Québec City Craft Breweries List

As the oldest operating microbrewery in Québec City, Inox is a Grande Allée institution that plays a central role in the street’s party vibe. Their patio is a great place for drinks with friends and the European hotdogs are a lunchtime classic.

At the 3 Brasseurs, a European brewery, the chefs love to cook with the beer. There’s a different one featured at each location. Grande Allée's pub has a particularly warm atmosphere thanks to the unique character of the stone and brick walls.

With its breathtaking view of the Château Frontenac from its patio, the Archibald Petit-Champlain is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places to drink a local beer in Old Québec. The well-preserved ancestral character of the building reminds us that we are only a few steps from the place where the city was founded.

Looking to grab a pint with friends in Saint‑Sauveur? Griendel is a local favourite that combines gourmet eats (tartare, anyone?) and a fine selection of beers, with no less than 24 taps!

Korrigane is a warm and welcoming place to enjoy craft beer and dishes focused on local ingredients and producers. Keep an eye on their events calendar, which is full of everything from beer lectures to swing dances.

IPA lovers can get their fill at Noctem and even pair their pints with delicious dishes featuring house-smoked meats. The aromas will get your mouth watering and the cat themed décor will leave you with a Cheshire Cat grin.

A pioneer among Québec City’s microbreweries, this coop always has wide‑ranging selection of beers on tap. Plus, you can bring your own lunch! Their patio is bursting with plants and trees in the summer, making it a lush location for a cool drink.

La Souche goes all in on the rustic lumberjack vibe, making it a cozy place for a bite and a pint. The board often features sours, oak‑aged brews, and other eccentric gems.

If you’re into custom, small‑batch beers, this is the place for you. You’ll love the intimate tasting salon—the perfect place to discover new beers, right where they’re brewed.

La Brasserie Générale is a great place to sample the goods coming out of this Charlesbourg‑based brewery. Be sure to try their excellent ribs and sample some of the craft beers brewed exclusively on site.

Located in the new Grand Marché de Québec, the SNO microbrewery is the perfect place to take a break and have a refreshing pint of beer brewed on site. If you’re feeling peckish, try something from the menu—everything is made with fresh ingredients from the market. The brewery also has a beautiful patio looking out onto Place Jean-Béliveau so patrons can take advantage of sunny summer days.  

Noctem’s beers are so popular, they’ve opened a new brewing facility! Pull up a chair and watch the brewing process in action through the floor‑to‑ceiling windows as you savour the results.

Alpha, a recent microbrewery, specializes in brewing hopped beers. Sample one of their creation on the spot or fill a jug to take away.

La Voie Maltée is a famous Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean brewery and this pub was the first Voie Maltée pub to open in Québec City. Their know-how has been transported here so we can appreciate their great beers, of which some have become classics.

Why not combine a shopping spree with a beer tasting? Since this branch of Les 3 Brasseurs is located right in the Galeries de la Capitale shopping center, you can relax with a German-style meal and a glass of La Biérette, the current beer produced exclusively for this establishment.

The Archibald in Sainte-Foy is a must for an evening combining refreshing beers and good food with live music. Trust us—you’ll be dancing and singing along in no time. Unless you prefer to combine it with a movie at the cinema located right next door?

Located right in the Laurier Québec Shopping Center, this is the perfect place to take a break while shopping. Relax with a meal and let yourself be tempted by a glass of La Biérette, the current beer produced exclusively for this establishment.

It is a popular place for happy hour thanks to nearby office workers. Several dishes are designed using their beers in recipes. Located in Place de la Cité, between Laurier Québec and Place Ste-Foy, this is a good option to combine shopping with beer tasting and good food.

Emporium offers a selection of beers brewed on site and pizzas baked in a beautiful oven imported from Italy. You’ll be made to feel right at home in the large indoor seating area with a steampunk vibe or on the patio, complete with a massive BBQ.

This industrial style microbrewery has one of the largest production systems in Québec City. Sample their beers on site while discovering interesting facts about Québec's brewing history.

L’Archibald is a Québec City staple for refreshing beers, great food, and live music. Lac-Beauport's brewery is the very first branch of the now renowned Archibald banner. Being located very close to Le Relais ski resort and Les Sentiers du Moulin outdoor center, it is the best spot to have a beer and to eat for an après-ski or mountain bike. In any season, a warm chalet atmosphere awaits.

Les Maltcommodes offers a unique experience where you can enjoy a meal cooked on volcanic stones right at your table. On some evenings, live music adds to the festive atmosphere.

The tasting room is done up like a ski lodge, making it perfect for your après-ski. In summer and fall, the garden at the back of the building gives new meaning to the words “farm to table.”

Speaking of magnificent views of the St. Lawrence River, Île d’Orléans has that and more. Choose from beers brewed on site or a selection of Belgian imports, with the chirping of birds as your background music. 

Located right near Mont-Sainte-Anne, this is one pit stop you won’t want to miss. The nachos are the perfect way to end a day of skiing or mountain biking. Plus, the patio looks out over the St. Lawrence River, making it a great place to watch the snow geese as they migrate south in the fall.

The “Spirit of the Bell Tower” summons parishioners and visitors to a covered and heated patio with a magnificent view of the St. Lawrence River. This country retreat is the perfect place to kick back, relax, and enjoy a local pint brewed with local corn.
 

Located in Donnacona, this very recent microbrewery is a friendly place to enjoy great beers and local products. You can also take a few beers in cans to go to extend the pleasure, but hurry... Their beers often get sold out quickly!

Donnacona does not have one, but two microbreweries! Take a moment to stop at La Shed to discover one of their beers and a varied food menu made up of delicious local products from the region.

This spot is a favourite with the outdoor sports and good times crowd. If you like snowmobiling, mountain biking, craft beer and comfort food, don’t miss it.

This place is one of the best things about Saint-Casimir, hands down. Stop by and try their tasty brews on site or next door at La Taverne. If you’re looking for a fun night out, both establishments have a great line‑up of shows.