Best & Cool Bars in Quebec City

"Located on the 28th floor of the iconic Concorde Hotel on bustling Grande-Allée, Ciel!. Bistro-Bar is a fantastic revolving bistro and bar that boasts spectacular 360-degree panoramic views of the city and the St. Lawrence River. The rotating restaurant offers an upscale-casual dining experience with seasonal menus of classic French cuisine, fine wines from around the world, and impeccable service and hospitality."

"The incredible rotating scenery of Ciel Bistro-Bar will make your inner child’s imagination run free. It’ll feel like you're eating in the sky and next to the clouds!. The colourful plates, especially for brunch, will definitely wow your children."

"Warm and inviting, the Cafe Le Hobbit is a great place to enjoy the morning sun while eating your breakfast and drinking your hot coffee. The cozy and friendly environment, the attentive and welcoming staff and a variety of dishes on the breakfast menu make this lovely café a favorite spot. Offering a carefully prepared breakfast menu seven days a week and weekend brunches, it is sure that you will never get bored of the Cafe Le Hobbit and its French and Canadian menus."

"Restaurant Hobbit Bistro is a quaint bistro in the middle of Quebec City, with a Tolkien inspired atmosphere, as indicated by the name. A friendly and attentive staff is standing by to make your visit as enjoyable as possible. Book in advance, as this place is popular."

"The best of all the quaint French Bistro/Restaurants in Quebec. Everything was fantastic. We had the Roasted Pork and Streak Frites!"

"In a building dating from 1848, The 3 Brewers always brewed on site beer made traditionally, with fresh and simple ingredients. White, blonde, IPA, brown or amber, let us advise you on the selection offered!. 650 Grande Allée East Website"

"Hotel Belley’s on-site tavern is Quebec City’s best-kept secret for a happy hour game of pétanque accompanied with some pastis, or pretzels and Negronis by the pool table. The bar is also a hub for folk music, poetry readings, fundraising events, and art installations. View this post on Instagram"

"With a dimly-lit ambience that feels like you’re walking into a Jane Austin novel, Edgar touts leather sofas, lounge chairs, a fireplace, and pool tables, attracting artists, students, and professionals alike. Delightfully austere and ideal for scotch, champagne or a martini (shaken, not stirred)."

"Soft lighting, plush vintage sofas and old school pool tables are just a few of the things you’ll find in this Québec City favourite. Sip on scotch or clink a few glasses of champagne. Trust us, this place is every bit as classy as it sounds."

"At this unofficial ‘official’ hangout for the city’s theater community, the eavesdropping is as much fun as the drinking – you’ll be privy to conversations on roles lost and roles gained. The pool room is a..."

"La poutine la plus créative de l’année avec notre saumon fumé à froid au bois d’érable!. Des sushis c’est tellement bon, de la poutine c’est écoeurant!. Nihon Sushi crée La Maki Poutine!"

"This Japanese restaurant attracts thousands of customers each week with the excellent quality and freshness of their products. With this, since its inception in 2005, it has over 106 locations today all over Quebec. They are open seven days a week and their chefs will welcome you to lovingly prepare the flavorful bites that brings pleasure to any who eat it."

"This is one sweet mother effing piece of work and, at the time, could be found in the entrance of the Taverne. COME HERE FOR: Good snacks and cheap drinks before the underground places open. They play good music and show a crap-load of hockey."

"This local hangout doubles as being one of the best bars in Québec City and one of the oldest taverns in North America. Taverne Jos Dion has been serving craft cocktails and brews since 1933. If you’re looking for a place that is equally interesting, historic and fun, this is your place."

"One of the oldest taverns in North America, Jos Dion has been open late almost every day since 1933. This no-fuss Québécois tavern highlights Saint-Sauveur’s typical fauna, from working class through to suited industry professionals. View this post on Instagram"

"In the center of downtown Quebec City, this property is near the city’s Unesco-recognized historic district and fortifications, so you’re sure to get in a lot of walking. The hotel pool and hot tub evoke a tropical, soothing atmosphere, thanks to thoughtfully placed palm trees and a small indoor tropical garden, complete with a waterfall. There’s also a fitness center and saunas, and in-room massages services are available on request."

"This towering modern hotel enjoys a reputation worthy of its name, thanks to its sumptuous indoor oasis, which boasts a huge garden and indoor pool. The hotel is ideally located at the entrance to the walled city, just outside the Saint‑Jean Gate, so you’ll enjoy the best of both worlds: easy access to the charms of Old Québec city’s and the main highways. Marriott Québec Centre-Ville"

"Hôtel Palace Royal is situated in Quebec City, 300 metres from Morrin Centre. The hotel has a hot tub and indoor pool, and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant. Valet and self-parking options are available on site, with surcharge."

"With emphasis on ingredients found in Canada’s vast boreal forest, Chez Boulay incorporates a myriad of flavours into its dishes that you wouldn’t find elsewhere. Think wild mushrooms and delicious flavours from fir tree essence and birch syrup. Enjoy their Nordic-inspired cuisine in their stylish, modern dining room made up of chocolate wood."

"Tucked neatly into the neighbourhood of Vieux-Québec, Chez Boulay is a posh unpretentious bistro on rue Saint-Jean. Owned by chef Jean-Luc Boulay (Le Saint-Amour) and Arnaud Marchand. Bright and sophisticated, the restaurant offers tables towards the front and more intimate banquette seating towards the back."

"A post shared by Chez Boulay-bistro boréal (@chezboulay) on Dec 9, 2017 at 6:50am PST. This boreal Bistro has a unique niche: Nordic cuisine. The restaurant especially highlights products from the northern wilderness of Canada."

"The scene: A bistro that, on first impressions, prides itself on its edgy bad boy image, Les Sales Gosses’ secret lies in its ability to balance everything perfectly. In contrast to the unmistakably masculine décor with black and white colour scheme, stark uncovered lighting and skull wall decorations, the Italian-French fusion menu is much more subtle and gentle on the palate, treating the taste buds to a plethora of welcome sensations. From pheasant ravioli with apple butter and veal sausage with smoked tomatoes to beef short rib with cheddar mash and catch of the day with lobster risotto, each dish on the inviting menu combines the best of France and Italy in every mouthful."

"Jeff Pettigrew and Patrick Simon were the ones who launched Les Sales Gosses. After their extensive years of working in restaurants, then they decided to establish the said restaurant. Being influenced by Italy and France, they offer tasty and sophisticated dishes."

"In the center of downtown Quebec City, this property is near the city’s Unesco-recognized historic district and fortifications, so you’re sure to get in a lot of walking. The hotel pool and hot tub evoke a tropical, soothing atmosphere, thanks to thoughtfully placed palm trees and a small indoor tropical garden, complete with a waterfall. There’s also a fitness center and saunas, and in-room massages services are available on request."

"This towering modern hotel enjoys a reputation worthy of its name, thanks to its sumptuous indoor oasis, which boasts a huge garden and indoor pool. The hotel is ideally located at the entrance to the walled city, just outside the Saint‑Jean Gate, so you’ll enjoy the best of both worlds: easy access to the charms of Old Québec city’s and the main highways. Marriott Québec Centre-Ville"

"Hôtel Palace Royal is situated in Quebec City, 300 metres from Morrin Centre. The hotel has a hot tub and indoor pool, and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant. Valet and self-parking options are available on site, with surcharge."