Québec City, renowned for its rich history and vibrant cultural scene, offers many restaurant options that span across budgets. Over a weekend getaway, food enthusiasts can discover an array of ...

Located in the historic Maison Jacquet dating back to 1675, this is Quebec City’s oldest restaurant. The restaurant specializes in hearty Québécois cuisine, with many standout dishes and a ...

They combine maple syrup with salty food and offer traditional poutine.” Le Clan is another Quebec City restaurant that should be on travelers’ radars, according to Barakatt. Helmed by owner ...

Québec City's cuisine has strong French ties ... For a distinctly Canadian meal, head to La Traite; the restaurant's menu features ingredients that have been locally caught or picked.

Buildings hewn from history, rustic cuisine, wintery fun … Château Frontenac, tourtière and poutine, a wild ride on a toboggan slide. Town has it all ...

Consider dining on Grande Allée where sidewalk patios and street-facing restaurants have ... out front—a gift from Quebec’s iconic Simons store to celebrate the city’s 400th anniversary ...

But while French speakers still resist the incursion of English, Quebec City is evolving. Walk down a street and you’ll find a Japanese restaurant serving up salmon poke bowls not far from a ...

Quebec is a tale of two ... On the other side of those walls is a city whose reinvigorated neighborhoods are bursting with sexy nightclubs, funky restaurants, and a laissez-faire French vibe.