Fun and entertainment Quebec

Located in the heart of Place Royale, the first branch of this renowned coffee roaster invites you to take a well-deserved break, whether you're in the mood for a good espresso, an iced caramel fleur de sel latte or a homemade lemonade. You can also eat there, as the menu offers snacks, pastries, salads, sandwiches and delicious pastries for sweet teeth. There are several other locations in Quebec City, including the one on Rue des Jardins with its pretty interior courtyard, as well as one on Île d'Orléans.

Need a break between your thousand gourmet purchases at the Grand Marché de Québec? Without even setting foot outside (unless the market is closed), you can satisfy your cravings for beer and good food. The place brews delicious nectars like SNOstorm, a New England style IPA with pineapple, mango and citrus flavours. Pair it with one of the generous and tasty house dishes, which incorporate many of the products sold at the Grand Marché.

Founded in 2009, Nektar aims to educate coffee consumers while supporting the sustainable development of producers. You can discover the coffees of this roaster by the cup on the spot, which you will accompany with one of the tasty pastries, or fill up with coffee beans or ground for the house. Accessories and maintenance products for your machine are also on display. Also, preparation guides are available online to make you the best barista in your household.

A veritable musical creation complex and nerve center for Quebec City's creative renaissance, Le Pantoum is at once a concert venue, a creation, rehearsal and recording studio, a record label (Les disques Dure Vie) and an event manager. While its programming showcases local talent, artists from elsewhere also take to the stage. This non-profit organization is self-managed by its artists and cultural workers. A must-see!

Charming neighborhood refreshment bar, one comes to savor one or more wines from a list composed mostly of Canadian and Quebec biodynamic or natural wines. The menu doesn't stop there, also offering craft beers, ciders and spirits (especially gin) from here and elsewhere. Don't miss the small gourmet dishes that vary according to the season and inspiration. The aperitif tower is a good idea for a group.

Established nearly a decade ago in the Saint-Sauveur district, this microbrewery is one of Quebec's capital nuggets. You can enjoy its house nectars, as well as those from other Quebec microbreweries, all enhanced by a gourmet menu featuring nothing but mouth-watering delights. In spring 2024, the microbrewery will move into its new premises in the Montcalm district (with an incredible terrace to boot), as well as setting up production in Saint-Jacques-de-Leeds in the Chaudière-Appalaches region (tasting room on site).

There's no better place in Stoneham to drink a house beer and enjoy gourmet cuisine during your outdoor outings or for après-ski (the resort is just a stone's throw away). In a mountain chalet atmosphere, don't be shy about ordering a good pint or a tasting palette, all accompanied by a dish with local flavours, especially the poutines offered in several variations. If you want to take home a little souvenir, drop by the shop. Another branch in the Limoilou district of Quebec City.

Le Quartier de Lune is a music bar. It offers live entertainment in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Le Quartier de Lune has over 13,000 likes and 14,000 followers on Facebook, which testifies to its popularity. It is appreciated for its varied programming and lively atmosphere.