Le Buffet de l’Antiquaire, c’est la cuisine québécoise à son meilleur, pure tradition depuis plus de 40 ans! Jour après jour, notre personnel se fait un point d’honneur de vous accueillir chaleureusement dans ce restaurant aux mille histoires. Lève-tôt? Nos copieux déjeuners vous sont servis toute la journée, et ce, dès 6 h. Vous ne saurez résister à notre confiture maison pour laquelle certains font bien des kilomètres. Au dîner, ce sont plus de 16 plats qui rivalisent afin de combler votre estomac et séduire vos papilles. En été, nul doute que notre terrasse est l’endroit tout indiqué pour vivre l’effervescence du Vieux-Port. Amant de l’hiver, laissez-vous charmer par les rues enneigées et scintillantes juste avant d’être conforté entre nos murs de pierres. Savourez le bonheur de plats authentiques et généreux tels le ragoût de boulettes et de pattes, le pâté à la viande de grand-mère ou encore notre prisé cipaille. Le Buffet de l’Antiquaire, un plaisir à petit prix dans le plus beau quartier de Québec.
Le Buffet de L'Antiquaire est une destination authentique et prisée du Vieux-Québec, largement reconnue pour son ambiance chaleureuse et sa cuisine réconfortante traditionnelle. Les visiteurs soulignent régulièrement la générosité des portions, mettant particulièrement en avant des plats tels que la poutine, les œufs bénédictine, les tourtières maison et la savoureuse soupe à l'oignon. Bien que le restaurant connaisse souvent des périodes d'affluence pouvant entraîner une attente, de nombreux clients estiment que l'expérience en vaut largement la peine grâce à la qualité des repas et à un service professionnel et attentionné. Avec un menu varié proposant des classiques à des prix compétitifs, cet établissement offre une expérience authentique qui séduit tant les résidents que les voyageurs, en faisant une adresse incontournable pour les déjeuners et les repas copieux dans un cadre charmant.
Omg this place was AMAZING! I normally don't write reviews but this is worth it all. Kind stuff & incredible menu, the poutine too. Prices normal & all of this was 60$. I wish I live in Quebec just to have brunch here whenever i want. Go here !!
We visited here during our Quebec City trip & left feeling let down by the service. For context, we had great experiences everywhere else in the city, but this one stood out for the wrong reasons.
From the start, our water glass was dirty. We waited a long time to order & eventually had to flag someone down. We later learned you're expected to close your menu to signal readiness, it was explained to us in a tone that made us feel like we should have already known, it's just not the welcoming approach you'd expect from a restaurant that serves tourists daily. To add to that, we noticed other tables having their orders taken with menus still open, so it wasn't even applied consistently.
The overall tone from the server felt dismissive throughout. Our food arrived later than tables ordered after us, including a larger party, & he forgot one of my requests. The food itself was decent but unremarkable.
Quebec City has so many wonderful dining options, we would encourage other visitors to explore those instead.
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I had dinner here during a trip to Quebec, hoping to try some typical local dishes. We ordered the assiette québécoise & the cipaille, as well as dessert, the pouding.
I can't compare the main dishes because I had never tried them before, but for my taste some of the flavors were a bit strong; my husband's cipaille, for me, would have been far too intense. As for the pouding du chômeur, having tried it at another restaurant, I was a little disappointed. I don't know what the original recipe is, but personally I preferred the other one.
Overall, it was a pleasant experience, though I'm not sure I would return.
Came by here on a Saturday evening - there's a line everywhere in the area. The wait for 8 diners was about 20 mins.
The manager was direct but friendly & accommodating. We ordered the items that had the Quebec logo next to it- the Cippaille (pastry+meat stack), smoked meat platter & the Assiettes des Québécois (pork pie with maple baked beans). Food came reasonably soon after orders & was quite well portioned.
We went here for our final breakfast & it was overall pretty disappointing. The food was very mediocre. My husband's omelette literally had a piece of what looked like an unmelted Kraft American Single in it. Ewww. None of our food was very warm & it was just okay. We did enjoy the quaint atmosphere & the French toast was decent. We found it odd though that we were told not to join tables for our family of 5, & instead guided over to a corner table for 6, only to watch the wait staff join the exact same tables two minutes later for another party that had just shown up. Anyway, we certainly wouldn't go back, with all the other better breakfast options in Old Town Quebec.
Absolutely loved the poutine, it came recommended & we are so happy we stopped by to try it. Compared to what we have in western Canada this was on a whole other level. I didn't think poutine could be that different compared to what I've known, but I was wrong. Quebec does it better, anyone who says otherwise hasn't been or is delusional. It's worth the stop.
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