In Quebec City for our anniversary, looking for some resturant recommendations!
We are looking for a resturant to celebrate our anniversary. Looking for good food, romantic-ish atmosphere and in old Quebec as we want to be walking distance to our hotel. Any suggestions would be much appreciated !! Thanks!
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re: chorkiemom
Echaudé, Weinerdog is right not very romantic but really good food but I disagree Pain Beni in not 100% tourists I ate there many times and at noon civil servants from City Hall are in majority. At night around us many Quebecers and for us we had a great service....
Another suggestion would be the Panache the most beautiful restaurant in town but so $$$$, would also consider the Lapin Sauté their terrace is so romantic.
Ask David the concierge he was so much of great help for us
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So many choices in Quebec...I also am a fan of L'Echaude although note that it is more of a Parisian Bistro setting- can be loud, classic dishes rather than inventive- but solid. I find it is one of the few places in that area that actually seem to have locals eating there and not just tourists. Not so sure it is "romantic". Pain Beni is much smaller and more intimate, but 100% tourists and we found the service lacking (but may have been a bad night). Toast and Cafe du Clocher Penche are at a higher level in terms of creativity and local ingredients and would definitely be "special occasion" dinners. I would go as far as putting Clocher Penche up against any restaurant, anywhere. More casual- Le Hobbitt is also very good (and outside the walls but a nice walk). Enjoy!
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Cafe Le St. Malo. Outstanding, IMO. You may have to make a reservation as it does get crowded.
5 Rue St. Paul
Québec, QC G1K 3V9
(418) 692-2004There's also Mistral Gagnant Rest. Also outstanding.
160 Rue Saint-Paul
Quebec, QC G1K 3W1
(418) 692-4260They're both outside of the Wall. Well, they hug the Wall, I should say. It shouldn't be more than a ten minute walk from any point in Old Quebec. Going back is another story, considering you have to climb the very angular hill/s. You can always take the track car up, however. Stay away from the restaurants inside the walls. Tourist traps. Very expensive, lousy food kind of tourist traps. Even Le Saint-Amour, which IMO, the food was either caustic with salt, or blandish. Unless, it's changed since last August of '11.
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re: madamebatignolles
We are at the hotel clarendon on st Anne. So we are looking for something that we be a 10-15 minute walk max. Although after some more searching and suggestions I'm getting a feeling the best restaurants are outside the wall. We were hoping to eat in old Quebec for the atmosphere but if the food really is sub-par then we might be willing to venture a bit further out.
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re: kbonds
Ask David the concierge, he recommend me 2 restaurants at my last stay:
Le Pain Béni very romantic we enjoyed it so much and the terrace is one of the nicest with a fantastic view and so good food!
The other recommendation was le Feu Sacré not as romantic but the steaks where yummy!
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