Things to do in Quebec City for a glimpse into our past
For those of you who don’t know, we have lived in the heart of the Vieux-Québec for a few years early in our relationship. Here are a few places we enjoyed visiting while living at 131 rue Sainte-Anne.
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Sapristi Rue Saint-Jean:
Sapristi Rue Saint-Jean: This unassuming restaurant was our top choice for a spontaneous festive weekday dinner. The atmosphere is warm and relaxed, perfect for a family meal or a romantic dinner for two. It's worth noting that Sapristi also has a location in Petit Champlain.
Louis’ choices: Frédérique’s choice
Aperol Spritz Aperol Spritz
Parmesan fondue Fried calamari
Pizza 1608 Beef tartare
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Chez Boulay
For dinner or brunch, this is definitely one of our favorite restaurants in Quebec City. The menu changes with the seasons but is always delicious. For a dinner that combines the flavors of Quebec with the expertise of French cuisine, we recommend this place.
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Ristorante Il Teatro
We are true lovers of Italian cuisine. It only took us a 5-minute walk to have the most romantic dinner with a breathtaking view of Carré d’Youville.
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Le Casse Crêpe Breton
Il s’agit sans doute du restaurant que nous avons le plus visité durant nos années dans le Vieux-Québec. Il n’y avait rien de mieux qu’une délicieuse crêpe bretonne pour se remettre d’une soirée à l’Atelier.
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Bars
Le 1608 du Château Frontenac For fabulous cocktails and a magnificent view.
Hôtel Clarendon Back then, we used to go there on Thursdays to have a martini and listen to live jazz music.
Unfortunately, the Saint-Angèle is now closed. IYKYK
