Restaurants and Bars on Grande Allée

Located on the 28^th floor of Hotel Le Concorde Québec, Ciel! bistro-bar gives you the chance to check out the scene on Grande Allée and take in sweeping, 360-degree views of Québec City. Pull up a chair day or night for tasty dishes featuring local ingredients and sophisticated flavours. It’s popular, so book ahead!

Cochon Dingue is the best spot to have a good brunch, a comforting meal or a dessert. Hunt for the fleur de lys on the menu for an incursion into the Québec terroir. This Quebec-style French bistro is located on the ground floor of Hôtel Le Concorde Québec.

If you’re in the mood for a fancy cocktail, head to L’Atelier, Québec City’s premier cocktail bar. You’ll find an impressive list of drinks and a varied lunch and dinner menu to match. Personalize your tartare or soak up the liquids with a few late-night tapas. A Grande Allée classic that’s always a good option, whether you’re in the mood for food or drinks!

Bossini offers a refined dining experience where Italian-inspired dishes meet a wine list featuring selections from around the world. From business lunches to after-work drinks and evenings with friends, the setting suits every occasion.

Step aboard for sophisticated surf and turf in a restaurant that feels like a luxury yacht. In the winter, you can even enjoy Ophelia’s distinctive cuisine in a heated bubble on the patio. Land ho!

Les Enfants Terribles reimagines French cuisine with a contemporary American influence. With a welcoming terrace and lively bar, the menu ranges from fresh seafood and tartares to comforting gnocchi and hearty meat dishes.

This is a tavern with a whole lot going on. Have a drink or enjoy their classic pub fare, like the famous nachos, the veggie burger, or the smoked meat. This is a great place to go for a casual dinner with friends on Grande Allée, to watch a hockey game, or to attend one of the musical performances.

Set in a welcoming chalet-inspired setting, Au Petit Chalet is a place to gather and enjoy classic favourites. One of its signature features is its hearty breakfast menu, served all day and ranging from eggs Benedict to breakfast poutines, alongside burgers.

The grill masters at Faite à l’os have perfected the art of American-style barbecue, from roast chicken to ribs to beef brisket. The weather may be a tad cooler than down south, but the signature smokehouse dishes and combos are worthy of a Texas cookout.

Want to make it a night to remember? Try Louis Hébert, the Grande Allée restaurant that’s a cut above the rest. With its gorgeous stone walls and venerable 40-year history, this charming and elegant establishment is the epitome of fine dining, with impeccable skill and precision from service to plate.

If you want to be in the heart of the action, pull up a chair at Le Grand Café. The patio on the street corner is perfect for people-watching in the summer. With its view of the National Assembly, the parks, and the Québec City Armoury, it’s one of the best on Grande Allée.

If you’re a hophead, you’ll want to spend an evening at 3 Brasseurs, a craft brewery that’s something of a Grande Allée institution. Try the flammekueche, a kind of thin-crust pizza from northern France, and wash it down with a cold pint or two. Perfect for a meal with friends!

Grande Allée is also fun for families. After a day spent exploring Old Québec and playing on the Plains of Abraham, there’s nothing like a bit of classic comfort food from Québec’s famous chain of chicken rotisseries, St-Hubert. It’s always a big hit with parents and kids!

Are you in the mood to celebrate? Mora Pasta e Prosecco is the go-to destination for pasta lovers, antipasti enthusiasts, and anyone looking to enjoy a cocktail in a chic setting. The latest addition to the Maestro family is sure to impress fans of Italian cuisine who appreciate irresistible atmospheres.

A taste of Persian cuisine awaits at Québec City’s only Iranian restaurant, where owners Iman and Maral welcome guests with warmth and hospitality. Among the must-try dishes to share are olives with walnuts and grilled eggplant topped with garlic and yogurt. Delicious!

Step into a café where history and modernity come together in a calm and inviting atmosphere. At Luniv Café, every cup has a story to tell, making it a lovely place to slow down, whether you’re working, catching up with friends, or simply taking a break. Crêpes and gelato are also available to enjoy on-site.

Le Dagobert is a Québec City institution that has kept generations of partygoers dancing until the wee hours. Known to intimates as Le Dag, the club is hotter than ever, with live DJ sets and electrifying dance music. The place to get your freak on!

Known for its fun, casual vibe and many specials, Pub Ozone needs no introduction. In the summer, people line up to get in and spend hours rocking out with their friends. 

INOX is the granddaddy of Québec City microbreweries, having moved up to Grande-Allée in 2008 after spending 20 years in the Old Port. The crowd is young and fun, with a mixed bag of customers who tend to love foosball as much as they love beer. You’ll feel right at home.

Tucked away in these storied stone vaults lies an essential Québec City experience: a “boite à chansons” where you’ll hear folk singers whisper and belt out tunes that have been sung by audiences for generations. Les Voûtes Grande Allée is the real thing!

Société Cigare is a tasting salon popular with the spirit and cigar crowd. The place to go for good conversation and fine libations.  

A festive and laid-back bar where a funky vibe is always in the air. With its eccentric décor and famous buckets, it’s the perfect spot to celebrate. Psst! The space can also be reserved for private parties.