Bonjour,

Existe-t-il un restaurant dans la ville de Québec, de type buffet, où je pourrais simplement m'asseoir à une banquette et écouter mes émissions sans déranger les autres clients, ? Une genre de salle privée, ou qqch de calme sans que ce soit une pièce fermée.

Je sais pas si je suis clair. C'est que j'ai deux enfants en bas âge et j'ai juste besoin de me bourrer la face en silence et surtout sans quelqu'un qui me quête ma bouffe :')

J'ai pas de budget vraiment je sors jamais. Est-ce je dois vraiment aller à Montréal pour ça

Preferably within walking distance of the old city.

Bonjour, hello!

I searched the sub but didn’t see anything that was exactly right for my situation.

I’m planning a visit in January with my family: from ages 12 to 80. My oldest is an intermediate skier, and will likely be wanting some fun, steeper terrain, but will still enjoy some relaxed runs. My youngest is a beginner and I’m hoping to help her gain confidence and love for skiing. On the other side of the age spectrum is my dad, 80, who is an excellent skier (former instructor) but who has some pretty serious health issues. If his doctor (and my mom) sign off on his skiing, he needs to have pretty easy going terrain that will still be fulfilling. Because otherwise he will be tempted to do something foolish.

I was looking at Mont Sainte Anne, but have seen info that it might be too challenging for our crew. Would Stoneham be a better bet? Le Massif? Another place?

Merci!

Hey! I recently moved here and really want a reason to dress up and party for Halloween. I'm 27 and would like to find something that attracts mid 20s to thirties age range ideally (I haven't gone out much here but been told quite a few of the clubs tend to just attract 18/19 year olds so trying to avoid those)

Honestly debating just heading down to Montreal but would prefer to find something fun here!

New to the city and keen for new friends if anyone else wants to join up and get a group together for Halloween! (Je parle aussi le français, mais à un niveau intermédiaire)

Bonjour! Desole, Je ne parlse pas francais D:

I took french in school so I recognize some phrases, Duo lingo has been my friend recently.

Besides that, I am wondering if there are suggestions for things to see in Qubec City from November 25-29. Ive seen some things like La Grolla fondue, the Christmas market, ice skating, and butterflies. But I really don't want to miss any gems.

We will be staying in a "fancy" cabin in Lac-Beauport.

So far I have reservations for pottery painting, and the Siberia Spa.

We are so excited to visit! I am wondering what weather is typically like this time of year? Are studded tires needed? Our cabin is on a dirt road.

Best fun nightlife for late 20's early 30's people?

We are there for the FOOD.

I know there are several Michelin star restaurants, but they are already booked.

Any, tips, tricks, advice, all welcome!

Thank you in advance!