It was nice. Quick and short, it is a nice short walk, about 7 minutes. It's a lovely waterfall. The area is clean and well plowed. I suggest really good snow boots if you are going in the winter, consider snow cleats for your shoes because of the ice. It's well paved and plowed but there's ice that can't be helped. They add gravel and sand to help with traction when walking. The bridge is perfectly fine and very safe, it's a lovely bridge.

We arrived early and paid in advance online. This is a great place to visit, it wasn't overpriced and if you arrive early it's not too crowded. An added bonus is they have carnival exhibits still available in the summer. I cannot stress the importance of arriving early, it got quite busy as the day progressed.

Awesome place! honestly Montmorency Falls is a must-see attraction in Quebec. The towering waterfall and suspension bridge offer a captivating natural spectacle. Hiking trails provide varying perspectives of this stunning wonder. It's a perfect destination for nature lovers and photographers, offering a memorable experience in Quebec's beautiful landscape. And to top it off it's not really expensive!

you can hike from the upper parking lot to the bridge or take a gondola ride from lower parking lot. gondola tickets are separate from parking. its a nice place to visit during summer and winter as well. amazing views all year round.

Beautiful place to visit with family, friends, children or alone. There are picnic tables, you can enjoy the majestic view of the waterfall, the park, ride the zip line. Take beautiful photos. There are bathrooms with good cleaning service. The gardens keep them pretty.

It costs to enter but is well done. Park and walk past the gondola and historic manor to the foot bridge over the falls. Continue walking around past the zip line and down nearly 500 stairs with views to the bottom of the falls. Continue around the boardwalk to the other side of the falls, then walk back. Or take the gondola up if you are tired or want a different view.

Beautiful, clean place. Adult tickets cost $8-9, and given that we climbed the stairs (rather than cable car), there were no additional fees. The bridge itself is crowded with tourists, but the view from below and above is already breathtaking.

Amazing place to visit. The suspension bridge is right above the fall... Beautiful walk among the nature. The cable car system is a good experience too.. you can buy tickets online.

An amazing excursion not too far from the heart of the city! I loved that we could see the falls from a number of different vantage points, including from the suspension bridge, the stairs and at the bottom of the falls. It's set up really well, especially if you don't mind a bit of walking and aren't afraid of the staircase! But there's also a cable car that takes visitors to the top and bottom of the falls if you don't want to or cannot navigate so many steps. There are a number of snack bars on site so it's easy to get some refreshments and there are plenty of picnic benches and lots of greenspace where visitors can relax and take in the sites. For the more adventurous visitors there's a zip line and rock climbing guaranteed to get your adrenaline pumping! Highly recommended! I would absolutely go back.

Exceptional waterfall with multiple places to see the attraction from different angles. Note that you can pay and park at first level to see the fall at lower level and then you’ll need to exit and search on your navigation for suspension bridge to park at top area (the same ticket can be shown for both places). It’s worth seeing from top and bottom area.

Visited this spectacle with a group of friends during a trip to Quebec City (prior to the pandemic). This place is absolutely gorgeous--the photos don't do it justice. You must see this in person to fully appreciate it. Standing over the bridge suspended just above the Falls is a breathtaking experience. It truly allows you to appreciate the beauty and power (from the sounds of the cascading water) of the Falls. Strongly recommend everyone to visit!!! Look forward to returning sometime in the future!

Very interesting museum and still an active military establishment. The views are incredible. Plan ample amounts of time to visit the museum and go all the way to the end to see the medal room. Very impressive. The tour is pretty fast and the stops in the little sub-museum spaces were a little too fast to get the opportunity to read the signs. It's located at the top of a rather steep hill. There were steps so I wouldn't recommend going with wheels (although the museum does have ramps) . Toilets are at the back of the museum. The little gift shop has Interesting toys and souvenirs.

Neatly maintained and ample parking available. The guided tour was very informative and would recommend it to anyone who is interested in a bit of history. The tour takes about an hour. There is a two hour parking limit so people can take a walk around the areas of the Citadel post guided tour.

Very cool historical place that is still the actual military base. We saw musical performances at 10am and had a guided tour on English. At noon, the military fires blank shots from a cannon. They have very nice museum with lots of artifacts from WWI. Also, changing guards is very interesting as well. You will not find anywhere in the world French speaking soldiers in British uniforms, and do not forget the goat.

Great place to visit with family and friends, We had an historic tour of the place. I will definitely visit again. Staff was very friendly and informative. Loved it!!

A must go if you are in Quebec city. There is a lot of history here. The entrance is hard to find but once you make it in you're transported back in time. The guards and bare skin hats are on century and you can see them fire off a cannon everyday at noon. The museum where you buy tickets gives you a nice background on the citadel but the tour led by wonderful staff is definitely the highlight. Our tour guide was informative and very funny. Make sure you get free tickets to tour the governor general's quarters after your main tour. It is definitely worth going to see. We were lucky enough to only be in a group of three people.

A must go if you are in Quebec city. There is a lot of history here. The entrance is hard to find but once you make it in you're transported back in time. The guards and bare skin hats are on century and you can see them fire off a cannon everyday at noon. The museum where you buy tickets gives you a nice background on the citadel but the tour led by wonderful staff is definitely the highlight. Our tour guide was informative and very funny. Make sure you get free tickets to tour the governor general's quarters after your main tour. It is definitely worth going to see. We were lucky enough to only be in a group of three people.

We had a great experience and really enjoyed the tour. The price for admission was very reasonable. The tour was about an hour long and learned a lot about the Citadelle. You also can’t beat the views of the city when visiting. We also enjoyed watching the changing of the guards. Would definitely recommend a visit here when visiting.

Super friendly and enthusiastic staff! It was a pleasure to listen the guided tour. And the views from the Citadel are magnificent. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t very supportive, so we spent more time inside the museum. Will be especially interesting for those who like history and military.

Really cool old fort right in the main tourism hub. You have to pay for the guide because it’s an active military base. Our guilds in English was great! Just about 1 hour in length, if that. Be warned, it’s almost entirely outdoors… if you’re going in winter, dress for it!

This historic citadel is still an active military base of the Canadian army. I recommend you book the guided tour in advance before visiting the place. Our tour guide was kind and knowledgeable. Knowing the history of the fortress and how strategically designed the citadel was interesting a lot. There's also a small museum that tells the full history of the fortress next to the ticketing office. The view of Quebec was also amazing!

We took the guided tour, which is provided both in English and French. Given its an active military base, the entry into the Citadelle is only through guided tour. The place also has free parking spot wherein you can park for max. two hours. The Citadelle itself is beautiful with history behind it. However, dont expect it to be very rich in history in comparison to the European museums.

Informative tour offered in English and French. We took the tour of the military side, but they do offer a tour covering the government side as well. The docent was well informed and shared a great deal of history with us. A good walking tour of about an hour. After the tour, you can visit the museum and then walk around the outer walls for fabulous views of the river and city.

So calm and beautiful! It is such a wonderful feeling to be in Canada's oldest church. You can spend an hour here, just sitting with awe in front of the gold-plated apse. There is also a small museum on-site dedicated to the church's 375-year-old history and the story of Quebec's first bishop Francois de Laval. Best of all, it's completely free!

Breathtaking church! Everything inside is so well thought out and elaborate. The holy door was very cool to see (inside on the left-hand side if you are facing the front).

Spectacular reredos behind the altar. Very impressive light from the Christ. Interesting place to visit and helped by the explanations given if you follow the QR links. Don't miss the Holy Door in a chapel to the left only 7 in the world. Pilgrims pass through on special days. The gross in behind the momument to saint de la Val is very special.

Church was very nice! The most friendliest welcome I’ve ever got! Would definitely recommend visiting! Note: Pictures are aloud to be taken inside

Beautiful church in Old Quebec, Quebec City. The staff is very friendly, they talk both English and French to help the visitors. They have a small museum inside where you can read about the history. They also have relics of different saints. It is a must visit place if you love the architecture of churches.

Gorgeous architecture, quiet place to grab a few minutes rest and peaceful contemplation in Old Quebec!

This was the best “attraction” I visited in Quebec City. It was definitely worth the uphill walk! It is completely free for everyone to go inside. This was an amazing experience. It truly felt euphoric and serene being in such a beautiful church. A wedding in this church would be an out of this world experience. This is a must see.

stumbled across this beautiful cathedral in old port quebec city. it is free admission and donation is encouraged at the exit. very pretty and beautiful inside and although i wished there was english translation, i very much enjoyed taking a nice tour of this church

Beautiful cathedral. More expensive than most of the other cathedrals I’ve been to. There was no tour the day we went and just spent time enjoying the details, stain glass and beautiful alter.

Amazing place to visit with beautiful architecture. Be warned, there is construction going on in front of the church but it does not detract from it’s beauty!

The architecture that make you wonder the limitation of human beings’s creativity and imagination, every single details remind you of the devotion and perfection. And it’s free entry too, there’s small museum on the introduction of the creator of the cathedral.

Spectacular display of the history of the battle on The Plains of Abraham. Artistic deputation of some of the great historical figures explained via audio tour. Highly educational and not boring. Amazing movie telling the story of the epic battle…plays in both French and English depending on time. Knowledgeable, friendly staff dressed in period costumes and bilingual. Interactive displays to keep children interested as well. Clean, bright. A gem!

Very fun and interactive museum. Great for kids or couples visiting

Some of the exhibits are geared towards children; others not. The film about the battles provides interesting information, although it runs too long for children’s attention spans. Included in the entry fee is entry to Martello Tower 1, a bit of a walk away from the museum. I found the tower more interesting than the museum. At the tower, you’re given a screen and headphones, which convey the construction of the tower and the life of soldiers posted there.

Small museum but great exhibit. A good place to start in exploring the city of Quebec to learn about the history of the city and the formation of Canada. Have an art exhibit on the main floor and artifacts display on the third and second floor. Don't miss the informative video which runs in both english and french. Staff are very friendly and knowledgeable.

This was a very interactive museum but is based for younger children. I would highly recommend not visiting this museum considering there are many museums in the area that are better. The facts are based on witnesses, the clothing and other items to see are not from the past but are made today as a representation. The staff was nice but it felt like a complete waste of my time.

Amazing place to learn about history. Kids and adults would enjoy equally. Museum is quite economical. Easy access via bus. Car parking available at the site for 9$. The movie of 30 mins was worth a round up of history of battles. Has a small yet interesting souvenir shop as well.

The Funiculaire is a great alternative than going up and down a ton of stairs due to the massive incline. Keep in mind when we went in March the elevator was not working, so I did have to manage some stairs to even get to the Funiculaire. There are stairs to manage getting in and out of the entry point. It's also worth noting that the Funiculaire was closed for an hour and half over lunch which we weren't expecting, so you may want to factor this in if you have other stuff planned. It was freezing when we went, but we managed to find a small pub beside the Funiculaire which was open to have a drink and pizza while we waited to get back up the hill. When you're on the Funoculaire the view is incredible! As we went during March, there were no line ups. I suspect there would be huge lines in the summer so prepare for that. It's $4.00 Canadian for a one way ride and there's souvenir shops on either end with diverse range of items you can buy.

If your in Canada, make sure to stop in Quebec. Since my girl friend and I went during our Winter break, the scenery was very beautiful with all the snow on the ground and buildings. I highly recommend stopping by.

The Funiculaire is much better than the stairs specially over the winter. And you shouldn’t miss that view! It’s beyond incredible! It's $4.00 Canadian for a one way ride, and there was no line in winter. I have no clue if there would be in summer but I believe there would be.

It was clean, with wonderful and panoramic views of the city. There was no wait time and also the staff was friendly. We paid $5 per person per ride, and it took 55 seconds to reach out the top

Cash payment applies here. They do not accept card payment. In addition, I think it's a bit too expensive, 5 Canadian dollars for a barely 3-minute ride (one way).

We walked down to lower portion of old Quebec and took the lift back up. This saves a great deal of time and is also very useful for those with mobility challenges. Fee was $3.75 and the views were very good.

A fun, exciting, and easy way of going from the upper town to the lower town and back! Definitely recommend although taking the stairs can be fun too. There is little to no wait time and the tickets are $4 only.

Super nice not having to walk the stairs. This is a cash only lift, so bring some bills ($5 per ride per person). Accessibility note for those with mobility issues: There are still stairs involved in getting into and out of the Funicular. There is a lift for those in wheelchairs, but no one else. Can create issues for those using canes, walkers, etc.

Worth the simple CASH ONLY fee of $5. Fun slow smooth ride.

We had the best time at this rustic and charming spot. Our server on our first visit, Naika, was exceptional. She was attentive and so lovely letting us try our French. The food was delicious and the portion sizes were large. The maple syrup pie was so good we returned for another piece on our last night in QC after eating dinner at a different spot! Gabriel, our server, was fun and made sure the pieces were big! We will return!

This restaurant was referred to us by someone and it was a good tip. The historical building and charm were great. The food was excellent and so was the service. It’s a great way to try some traditional and not so traditional Quebec food. We loved the prefix menu, and the fact that you could upgrade a course for a few more dollars. My friend and I both started with the onion soup, which was excellent, not over salted as some can be. For an entrée she got the baked salmon and I got the bison bourguignon. The bison was tender and served on a puff pastry in a blueberry cream sauce that had only a hint of blueberries in it, so it wasn’t as sweet as you might think. I thought it was superb. My friend enjoyed her salmon very much, and both dishes came with a nice selection of fresh veggies. For dessert, we got the maple bread pudding, and this was our only disappointment. It was tasty, but it was supposed to come warm, and it wasn’t. The maple butter sauce on top was on the cool side. The result was the bread pudding was very dense and unappetizing and a little heat would’ve softened it. I couldn’t even finish mine, I was so disappointed in it.

Had two meals at this place during my trip to Quebec City. Located in a quaint building, atmosphere is great. Also waiter and waitress were very friendly and energetic. Price for the lunch special is a fairly good deal. My favourites were the onion soup, beef Wellington and maple syrup pie. The meat pie I tried another day was also good. Maple brûlée was good too but a little bit too sweet for me (most likely because I don’t really have a sweet tooth). Also the food comes in great portion so I’d suggest go there with an empty stomach :)

Delicious and authentic! One of the best meals we had in Quebec City! Would recommend to everyone who’s visiting the area. The set menu may seem pricey at first but the quality and variety of food is worth it. Do get the Escargot for $7 more if you can! Absolutely delicious~ So was the bison meat fondue! So yummy! The house wine was meh but what can you expect with wine that comes included in a meal like this? The meat tart is super delicious and so were the side dishes! We’ll definitely visit again if we’re ever in the area!

We came to QC for work and ended up eating here twice in one week. The food was outstanding! If I lived here, I would visit every day for the pea soup. I ordered the slow roasted beef tenderloin both nights and it was fabulous and my husband had the bison bourguignon and the AAA filet with fries and he said it was “glorious”. We had both the maple syrup and blueberry pie. I preferred the blueberry, but if you like pecan pie try the maple syrup for sure. The meals were quality ingredients both nights and the flavors worked really well together. This is a great restaurant to visit in Quebec City. Also, Nicholas and Samuel were the kindest waiters. We truly had the best time with both.

We ate at Aux Anciens Canadiens on a visit 10 years ago and loved it so we thought we would go again. It did not disappoint! Service was excellent and the menu had a wonderful selection of game which is what we really wanted! The food was delicious, the portions were massive and the wine was lovely! We had another very enjoyable time here and highly recommend it!!!

I have eaten here on multiple occasions and have always enjoyed myself. For the most part, the food is great and reflects culinary attributes of the quebecoise culture. I started with the poutine thinking that I had to be in the best place to get one, but I was quite disappointed (fries were nothing special, the gravy was pretty tasty, very few curds, nothing was hot and melted). I strongly do not recommend. After, I had the bison and LOVED it. The flavors and textures were both excellent. I also had the maple syrup pie and found it quite tasty. Service was great. Very friendly. Thank you!

Fantastic restaurant for French Canadian cuisine. Everything we ordered was good. The beef wellington and their meat pies are delicious and full of flavour. The maple bread pudding is one of the best I've ever had. Absolutely a must try when in Quebec. Their price fix menu offers great value.

Authentic french restaurant. We got the daily special which comes with the soup , the entree and the dessert along with a house wine or beer We got the bison entree which was spectacular to go with the fresh creamy onion soup . We tasted the apple wine for the first time and loved it and the maple syrup pie is to die for. The food seems to be a little pricey but the experience of tasting some authentic food along with the energetic servers simply serves the purpose. And they speak perfect english to help tourists like us. Located in the street of old Quebec, highly recommended!!

Loved the history and the old charm of this restaurant - built in the 1600 wow!! The menu is price fixed, you can choose things to eat, plus upgrades on most of the expensive meats. You get a starter, a main and a dessert, plus a wine or beer. I got the meat trio which is what I saw online before I arrived. It was elk, bison and deer. I thought it was a hit overcooked but the sauce and potato gratin was tasty. The winner and what my family came for was the maple syrup tart, it was very rich and sweet but so unique and delicious. Cool vibes, it was like we were dining in the olden days. Do make reservations, as the restaurant fills up quickly!

The place exceeded our expectations. Very charming ambiance and service was excellent. Food was top quality and delicious! Highly recommend the meat pie, maple bread pudding, and the onion soup. I got the menu of the day, which was excellent value for money and the selections were great. Highly recommend this place!

It was the best meal we had in Quebec City. We ordered soup of the day, grandma’s treat and blueberry pie. We love everything! The soup is simply delicious! A perfect balance of the vegetables flavors. Just the kind of soup I like to drink. We had it with bread. Then it was the main course grandma’s treat with include meat pie, potatoes and meatballs, baked beans, veggies. Everything was so delicious, no crazy flavors just plain good ingredients cooked to perfection! I don’t know how simple looking food with simple tastes can be this delicious! The blueberry pie is also perfect, same as the meat pie which has the perfectly thin soft flaky pie crust! Every bite was perfection. Atmosphere was great! It was quiet, friendly and made me feel comfortable. The history feel of the little house was really nice inside and outside. Love the paintings. Nothing too crazy just like their food everything was done just right! The service was the best too! Love it so much would love to come back next time in Quebec City!

We went here for an early dinner on our first night in Quebec City. If you want go try rabbit meat, go here! We tried a few of the dishes including the rabbit saddle, duck leg with the salad and the duck casserole. The saddle was pretty good but nothing outstanding but worth the order. The casserole wasn’t that great - there were too many beans and considering how much it costs, it wasn’t worth ordering. I highly recommend getting the crème brûlée!!! One of the best I’ve had. The atmosphere of the place is lovely however! Service was excellent and the employees were very accommodating and friendly. All in all, a decent place to try if you’re walking around old Quebec!

The food is unique and delicious. The service is professional and fairly quick. The place is in demend so reservations are encouraged and probability necessary to avoid disappointment. Had the french onion soup and it was fine but the warm salad with rabbit livers and kidneys was outstanding. The prices are on the higher end, $30-40 for some of the interesting dishes.

We were looking for something very French to try this time visiting Quebec City. And we found this. Overall a nice experience. The service was good. The decor was so nice and wonderful it added so much to the experience. Plus it is located at a very quaint street with lots of beautiful buildings and little stores. We didn’t have a reservation. It was Friday supper time. We arrived early and only had to wait for less than 10 minutes to get a table. We took that time and had a stroll on the street. They texted us when the table was ready which was very nice. Now the food. Based on the reviews we wanted to try the duck and rabbit platter which included everything we wanted to try as in the photo. Everything else was so tasty including the sliced duck meat. But the duck and rabbit meat (second photo) were just so so. It was plain and a bit dry. I understand rabbit meat is very lean. So I guess it is what it is. The original flavor and texture. The platter is 74 dollars (or around 74 ) if I remembered correctly. It is definitely one of the most expensive meals I had. Also compared to the portion of the meal. Which was pretty small. Overall not the one of most impressive meals I had.

My first stop at Quebec City trip! I was greeted by two friendly employees who were nothing but welcoming and accommodating. I ordered a cassoulets with duck sausage and rabbit leg. It was a perfect portion size, and the dish was satisfying and delicious. The rabbit leg was well cooked and tender that it fell off easily from the bone, and the other ingredients in the dish were well seasoned as well. In my opinion the rabbit leg could have been more seasoned along with the other ingredients, but it was delicious nonetheless. I recommend this restaurant!

Excellent and unique dining experience while in QC. We had varied items with the rabbit and duck and all were excellent. The onion soup with a base of rabbit broth was so good, best onion soup we ever had. Location was rustic, felt like Europe and the service was great and informative. We were sorry we didn’t go back there more times, so yummy!

I read the reviews and decided to bring my family here for dinner. I have to say, it’s the friendliest meal we had on our Quebec City trip. It’s a relax and casual little place specializing rabbit dishes. If you count all aspects like presentation of food, deliciousness, hospitality, and price, this place is probably one of the best after a long day strolling in old town Quebec. For group larger then 6, beware that you will be seated at two different tables. In our case, it’s not a big issue.

Such an amazing experience. The atmosphere was cozy and the service was superb. We had the rabbit poutine and the Quebec tasting menu to share and both were excellent. But the highlight was the rhubarb "pudding". We had some delicious desserts in QC, but none so good as the rhubarb pudding. For those not interested in rabbit, there are other options, including vegetarian.

Cozy little establishment located in the picturesque neighborhood of Quartier Petit Champlain which has boutiques and building art murals. I encourage making a reservation as it gets very busy and is in a prime location. I did the Share Plate which had a variety of delicious breakfast foods. The Maple Mimosas were very good! Service was friendly. The ambiance was a warm and inviting countryside feel. This was a 5min walk down the stairs from Faimont Le Chateau Frontenac and the walk there was enjoyable. I'd definitely recommend coming here for breakfast.

Delicious restaurant located in a very touristy area. Super cute vibe with the rabbit theme. We liked everything that we ordered but the rabbit hot pie was really good and unique. Children’s menu included appetizer, entree, dessert, and a drink for $12 CAD. Friendly service.

Thank you! We had a fun little afternoon snack at Le Lapin Sauté. We shared a delicious cheese plate accompanied by some tasty wine and a pitcher if lemonade. Great idea by the way! Who only ever has one glass of lemonade right??. Service was very good and atmosphere was great. We recommend giving them a try. Andrew

Came here specifically to try rabbit, and it did not disappoint! We got a shareable platter with differently prepared rabbit and duck. Everything was so delicious! We also tried the local cheeses - all were yummy! Our waitress was excellent and explained everything so well. I definitely recommend making a reservation as there are only so many tables inside. I would highly recommend this restaurant!!

A superb experience in the heart of beautiful Quebec. The restaurant and the chefs really succeed in bringing a unique Quebecois experience to the table. The use of local ingredients is not just a gimmick. It really creates a unique experience with a palate that's really distinctive and different compared to contemporary French cuisine. The service was also great. The staff were super friendly and knowledgeable. The entire experience from the minute we entered and until we left was simply perfect. This place is a real gem in the heart of this amazing city.

If I have any chance to visit Quebec again and have a meal then I would definitely come here💕 Everything including the food, service and vibe here was perfect! Our server kindly recommended all the menus and we could have gravlax for our starter which tasted really nice. If possible, you should try it. As a long time fan of French onion soup, the signature onion soup was splendid too! Our main menu, the Arctic char was a masterpiece of today's dinner :) Actually we didn't have the idea of taking dessert here, but as we continued our meal, I thought dessert would also be nice and it surely was! Thank you for all the happy memory in Quebec! Merci 😆

My ideal dining experience. The dishes are creative, bizarre and use ingredients I've never tried before. However, they aren't overly fancy or pretentious like in a tasting menu restaurant. I could relax and just enjoy the very interesting dishes. Service was incredible. Shoutouts to Anne-Sophie at the bar who catered to every minute need I had. She explained the background on ingredients such as seal and Labrador's tea. I bugged her many times to clarify details on what I was eating. AS made the meal a little more special :)

This will be my forever go-to restaurant when I visit Quebec! The bison tartar, artic char carpaccio and french onion soup are my favourites from this restaurant that I highly recommend. I personally wasn’t a huge fan of the dessert options but that didn’t take away from the great atmosphere and amazing appetizers and mains. We also had the most amazing server for my partner’s birthday - I didn’t catch his name unfortunately but he was super attentive, friendly and conversational throughout the meal and we really appreciated his service!

Ordered braised beef cheefks and onion soup, very unique taste, but tasted really good, beef cheeks were so tender and everything was so flavourful Wish the bread came warm but it was cold, overall didn't really affect my experience though

We called on a Saturday night and within 15 minutes they had a table ready for us. The area that the restaurant is in is really busy. if you are driving forget it, parking is impossible. Anyway the service was outstanding. The waiter recommended the halibut dish and I told him that I was hungry and he told me to try the quail. It's a little pricey but it's worth every penny. We will be back.

Great Christmas eve dinner. Only thing I didn't like is other restaurant was closed. Things happen look forward to eat there when back in Quebec. Staff was great and food was on point thank you to whole staff taken time to work on Christmas eve. As Chef this first time I had Christmas eve off because of global pandemic. So it was nice see staff happy and ready to work. Thankyou so much

I came here during my birthday and it was the best birthday ever! The food is very delicious and the service was 10 stars. I tried everything they recommended as the waiter was funny and amazing. Checked on table multiple times which made me leave a generous tip. If you really want a great place to dine in then this place is the must try.

If you wanna try french-québécois dishes, this is the right place you can enjoy! I was firstly struggling when looking at the menu as i wasn’t familiar with all the menus here, but the staff kindly explained and recommended my types. I really loved all the dishes I had here thanks to her recommendations. If you would like to have some unique and distinct dishes, you have to absolutely visit this place

One of the best meals we had in Quebec! The restaurant was very elegant and the waiter was very friendly and helpful. The beef cheek was so tender and delicious. The French onion soup was one of the best I’ve tried. Great wine list too. Highly recommend!

Best brunch ever! The chicken and waffles are second to none, the apple caramel French toast and thick slices of maple bacon were perfection! The yogurt parfait and grandpa’s oatmeal were all outstanding. The staff was incredible and atmosphere and vibe was a must experience. Great music! Fun, charming and delicious! A favorite for my family and we cannot wait to return.

One of the best brunch I’ve had in a long time. I really loved this place. Although we didn’t have reservations, we were seated in less than 10 minutes. We came on a Monday and it was pretty packed. This place has a Great atmosphere and decor. Our server was amazing!! We ordered rabbit wings (as recommended by our server) they were delicious. We also ordered their chicken and waffles - full of flavor. The prices were reasonable and well worth it. If you're in Quebec City, book yourself a nice dinner at La Buche, I Definitely recommend it.

Exceptional dining experience! The friendly and professional waiter provided excellent recommendations, adding a personal touch to our visit. The food was simply amazing, each dish bursting with delightful flavors and enticing textures. From the appetizers to the chef's specials, every bite was a culinary revelation. The restaurant's inviting atmosphere set the perfect backdrop for a memorable evening. The care and pride the kitchen staff put into their creations were evident in the beautifully presented dishes that graced our table. The highlight of the meal was the chef's special dessert, a true symphony of tastes that left us in awe. Throughout our visit, the attentive staff ensured our every need was met, making us feel welcomed and appreciated.

Loved the breakfast here a bit too much. I thought the salmon crepes sound a bit weird so like I always do I tried it and absolutely loved it! The flavors go so well together. The breakfast poutine was another delicious flavorful option if you love a big breakfast. The service was excellent and I loved the interior 🥇 Recommended if you’re in Quebec City!!

Loved this place while on vacation in Quebec City!! Didn't have reservations but, lucky to be seated immediately (Monday night). Great atmosphere and decor. They were playing awesome French Folk music! The food was very good! I had the poutine (special topping of the day was beef), hubby had the meat pie and sister had the chicken sandwich. We coupled that with nice cold beers and had a great time!! Definitely recommend 👌

Very much wanted to give 5 stars. I ordered the sweet crepes with fresh fruits. Maybe it's my fault for assuming that was plural? It came with just blueberries. Service was very good, and the atmosphere was great. I would definitely go back and try again at this place.

My mom and I went there for dinner the first night we arrived in Quebec and then again another morning for breakfast. Neither meal disappointed, but I will say the smoked trout salad was by far my favorite. It was more than I expected and far tastier than I expected. Getting a table for 2 was pretty quick but it sounds like if there's more of you, it's best to get a din reservation

We weren't able to make a reservation for brunch on a long-weekend, so we waited in line, but the lineup went pretty quickly. We liked the Québécois decor. Our favourite was the Chicken + Waffles (moist and crispy chicken, delicious waffles and blueberries). Hubby liked the cheese curds and mushrooms in the lumberjack casserole. The full breakfast option was really generous, and the salmon crepe was also really good. Would definitely visit again!

I studied this place before coming here - saw great reviews, and right off the bat ordered their chicken waffle. The brunch was unique and delicious. It somehow had some spicy taste to it. The maple/caramel syrup went well with the waffle and chicken, and the chicken was very well cooked and crispy. The blueberries were not sour but sweet! The brunch, however, was pretty heavy, fyi for future visitors. I enjoyed my choice nonetheless! The employees here were friendly and fun!

My favourite stop in terms of eating while visiting the city! This was our first stop on our food and drink tour!! What a perfect start to a fantastic day! The food was beyond flavourful, colourful and an absolute delight!!! Service was exceptional, the place was packed and the vibe is perfect 🤩 You MUST eat here!!! A warm and fuzzy home-cooked meal vibe. And don’t forget to use the restroom…a very different experience (and memorable) One of my favourite places to eat in my travels for 2022 🔥💥 (If I could give out 6 stars I would!)

Absolutely tremendous! From the moment we walked in, the entire staff took care of us. My limited French was easily understood and I ended up ordering my wife's meal and mine in French. Leo, our waiter, was both exceptionally professional, but also humorous and fun. I felt like I was in a medieval (or D&D) tavern, well, for brunch. The food was plentiful and delicious. If you miss this place, you have not visited Quebec City.

Great food and great experience!! I got the hunt of the day and my husband got the poutine of the day. Both amazing meals. Server was helpful and friendly. Only thing was it was super crowded so that’s why I rated the atmosphere 4/5. Easy to get a reservation. Definitely recommend! Also got a free poor man’s pudding for dessert for my birthday which was very sweet!

First time visiting this lovely city, made reservations for this 5 star restaurant, and it did not disappoint! We were a party of two and did the surprise tasting menu which consisted of 5 dishes I believe. The main meat dish was venison, and it was so flavourful, so tender, it melted in my mouth, the sauce that was with it paired so perfectly. Every dish was fantastic and so was the presentation. Loved the atmosphere of the restaurant, the seating, the decor, the ambiance was perfect. Will definitely eat here again in the future.

Superb restaurant. I was there with a large group and based on allergies and likes/dislikes the four course menu was a bit individual for everyone. The wine pairing that went with the meal was so well matched, and the wines were fantastic. Without a doubt a pulled pork dish was my favorite, but all were great. If you don't have a reservation you probably won't get in. Very popular! Will probably become a Michelin Star establishment in the near future.

I chose the chef’s selection of 5 courses - a small entree, 3 salty dishes, sweet dessert - with the 4 wine pairings. Incredible, outstanding, the unusual and creative combination of ingredients perfectly divine. Works of art for the palate and the eye. I would give 10 stars. I’m only sad that the photo of the entree didn’t come out. Exceptional service seated at the bar, too.

We were walking down the street, undecided which to eat. A senior couple walk over and said, eat here, its the best restaurant and inside is beautiful. We went in after them. The staffs are extremely friendly toward us even we look Asian. The wonderful part of the experience is that they will tell you where the food came from and describe each dish before we eat. Each dish’s portion was perfect and dedicated. The food were flavourful and each combination match within its own dish. This is indeed one of the best restaurant I have ever been to. Definitely will visit the restaurant again for my next visit to Quebec City.

Absolutely amazing place to find! The food, service, and wine pairings were the best I’ve had! Can’t recommend this place enough if you are ever in Quebec City. The flavor profiles and new tastes that I had will stay with me forever!

Came to Chez R&P for dinner with the girls during our stay in QC. We ordered the surprise 4-course prefixe, it was so lovely. We allowed for the chef to make beautiful creations that tickled the tastebud, each creation was unique and delicious! I highly recommend this modern yet classic twist on French cuisine!

Excellent service, great food using local seasonal ingredients. Went with the tasting menu which is basically smaller portions of the main but it gives you a survey of their offerings. Their dishes give you that sense of the chefs expressions, a walk through the forest or a dip in the ocean.

My wife and I spent a lovely dinner at Chez Rioux & Pettigrew. It is by far the most upscale restaurant we have probably eaten at in terms of quality of ingredients, artistic presentation, and service quality. We had their standard prix fixe menu, with an order of oysters. The bartender really sold us on the oysters and I love oysters. They were not the best I have ever had, they were good, but the downside was that they prepared a savoury whipped cream with the oysters and didn't really give us the chance to taste the oyster on its own. Every course we had, was just a spectacle of detail and art. Personally for me, I just enjoy good tasting food whereas my wife loves the artistic appeal done in cuisine. It has that michelin star like quality and ambience. I cannot describe every dish at the level they had mentioned. But I will try to conceptually lay it out. And I am certain this is a seasonal menu, so can't guarantee you would get something like this again. 1. Smoked Sturgeon with micro greens, 2. Deconstructed French Onion Soup, 3. Striploin, jus, and vegetables, 4. Apple themed dessert. Every dish was tasty, the first dish started strong with a smoked sturgeon, cooked perfectly, not overly salty and an elegant presentation. I wasn't a huge fan of the deconstructed French Onion Soup but it was delicious, a good palate cleanser for the next course. The steak was a special breed of cow in QC, the cut was striploin I believe and the vegetables were cooked to perfection. All the flavours worked really well together, a great balance, and the sauces were on point. The dessert was the probably the greatest course. Everything was apple themed, the ice cream was apple flavour and it was amazing. The dacquoise looking think had amazing balance of sweetness with the ice cream and it didn't feel tart at all. There was apple cider vinegar jelly and it was interesting, but added a nice acidity to the overall dish. Overall, it was a wonderfully crafted menu, with a good balance of flavour in every bite, super artistic, and like any artsy piece, you eat it based on your interpretation. The ambience of the restaurant was cozy, we sat at the bar which was constructed out of drawers. Very classy, not too upscale interior, but you can really feel the class. Staff went above and beyond, it was truly an experience to take in. We enjoyed it very much.

Excellent food experience. We had the spring tasting menu, 3 course including beet and mozzarella salad. Very impressed with the trout and asparagus creamy barley main dish. Finished with the coconut ice cream & tangerine dessert. Very thing is very fresh and light yet tasty and complimentary. The décor is very south of France with reclaimed antiques. Love it.

I came here while on a work trip and had the tasting menu. The food presentation was lovely and the food was flavourful. I would recommend this to adventurous people who have a unique palate and are interested in trying something new.

I’m Quebec City to celebrate our anniversary and decided to partake in the 4 course Rioux and Pettigrew experience. We were not disappointed. The food was expertly prepared and exquisitely presented. We were so excited to eat it we forgot to take picture of the first course and dessert course. The 2nd course, beef tar-tar, and the 3rd course, octopus, are pictured. All for we’re good experiences that made us feel we were judges on Top Chef. Our server Alex also did a great job of explaining the wine pairings, and ensured the dishes avoided our food sensitivities. Hope to be able to come back soon.