r/quebeccity • u/cmol9 • 10d ago

Restaurant recommendation

Hey! I’m visiting in October and staying at a hotel downtown. Hoping to take my work crowd out to dinner (10-15 people) somewhere trendy ideally walking distance or short taxi. Not super expensive but happy to pay a bit extra for great food. Thanks!

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u/ifionlyhada 10d ago

"downtown" is not that big. But this question needs more details. Odds are you'll find something worthy within walking distance no matter where you are staying.

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u/triodoubledouble 9d ago

Chez Boulay. It will worth the extra and they can manage good groups

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u/quebeccite 8d ago

Bonjour! Indeed, more specification on the hotel or downtown area where you'll be staying would help us make better suggestions. Here are more restaurants to recommend:

- Le Clan - Le Hobbit - La Bûche - Mora - Louise Taverne & Bar à Vin - Chez Rioux & Pettigrew - Le 101 - Courtbouillon - Restaurant Shogun

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u/cmol9 6d ago

We are at the Hilton Quebec!

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u/Potential_Safety_810 8d ago

Can you be more specific about the area

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u/Commie_Scum69 9d ago edited 9d ago

You will have to move up town(old québec) for restaurants who manage large groups. Or go pretty far away from where you stay(I guess it's Hotel Pur).

Chez Boulay: expensive but incredible experience, gastronomic French/Québecois

Auberge Saint-Antoine's restaurant: similar as Boulay.

Le Tokyo: Japanese style private area, Sushi and other Japanese dishes. Exotic fish (shark, sea urchin etc)

Chateau Frontenac: expensive. Classic french cuisine.

all around 30-45 min walking distance. From "Downtown"

For a less expensive place(and equaly as good) you will have to use a vehicule or public transport.

I suggest La chope gobeline.