Le Clocher Penché incarne une intersection raffinée entre les techniques culinaires françaises traditionnelles et les influences régionales contemporaines. La cuisine privilégie des produits saisonniers issus de producteurs locaux, garantissant que le menu reflète la richesse changeante du territoire environnant. Les créations phares mettent souvent en avant des interprétations modernes des classiques bistrotiers, soulignant une préparation précise et des profils gustatifs équilibrés. Les convives découvrent un espace défini par de hauts plafonds et des murs de briques apparentes, favorisant un environnement propice à une appréciation concentrée du repas. L'équipe en cuisine maintient des standards rigoureux, élaborant chaque élément, des terrines artisanales aux sauces complexes, à partir de produits bruts. Chaque assiette témoigne de la polyvalence des principes français fondamentaux adaptés aux ingrédients locaux. Cet engagement envers la provenance et la technique dicte le rythme de l'expérience, privilégiant la clarté des saveurs.
Le Clocher Penché propose une expérience culinaire mémorable, portée par une cuisine créative et de haute qualité mettant en valeur des produits frais et locaux. Les convives soulignent régulièrement l'inventivité des saveurs et la présentation soignée de plats tels que l'onglet de bœuf, les pâtes maison et les diverses créations saisonnières. L'ambiance est unanimement décrite comme chaleureuse, élégante et conviviale, avec une cuisine ouverte qui enrichit l'expérience. Bien que la grande majorité des clients loue le service attentionné et professionnel d'une équipe passionnée, cet établissement demeure une destination incontournable pour ceux qui recherchent une expérience gastronomique à la fois raffinée et accueillante à Québec.
Very nice bistrot , we could taste the freshness of the products in every dishes. Good selection of wines by the glass & very efficient & professional service
Really recommended place to eat.
We have some expectations about this place but it has completely exceeded them.
Our favourite dishes: Steak tartare,Oysters, & Trottole & Limone pasta. Desserts also were so good.
Special shootout to Yabi who has attended us specially well. All the time attentive in case we were missing something at the table & she also has been very close.
Also we would like to express that we felt joy between workers. They have open kitchen & you could see them smiling all the time.
Had an excellent meal here a few weeks ago. Would be happy to be back. Every dish felt thoughtfully put together. I really enjoyed the concept of a small plate tasting menu focused on fresh ingredients, creative pairings, & excellent execution. It was a great way to experience a variety of dishes, & each course brought something different to the table.
The pork belly & lobster was the standout of the night. The richness of the pork belly, sweetness of the lobster & brightness of the gremolata all came together beautifully. The seared cod was a very close second. Perfectly cooked with crispy skin, moist flaky fish & a beurre maître d'hôtel (asparagus cream, lovage, basil) that gave the fish a fresh, vibrant,'garden-like'(?) flavor without overpowering it.
The morel mushrooms with Comté flan were another highlight. Earthy mushrooms, silky flan & crispy panko made for a great combination of flavors & textures. The pasta (Trottole al limone) was also excellent. The lemon, tarragon & hazelnuts complemented the mascarpone & parmesan beautifully, creating a dish that was both rich & refreshing.
The beef tongue was the only dish that didn't quite reach the same level as the other mains. It was tender & well executed, but compared to the rest of the menu it felt a little more one-dimensional. Monotone acidic / earthy flavors. Let's say it was a lot more'grounded' compared to everything else we had. Desserts were decent but I probably wouldn't get them again. Helped fill out the meal but nothing incredible.
What kills me about this place is the $6 charge on bread. I'm not from QC & not sure if that is a normal thing here but like cmon guys. It's generally a given any other fine dining resto I've been to in the past. Just bizzarre to be charging customers $6 for bread on a $300 bill honestly.
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Wonderful meal & fantastic cocktails! Dishes showcased creative ingredients & beautifully balanced flavors. The staff have a strong command of the menu & wine list. I highly recommend it!
The space is beautiful, the servers are friendly & attentive, & the cocktails were wonderfully balanced (almost dangerously good!). The homemade bread & butter were delicious, & I'm glad we ordered them since none of the dishes we chose came with carbs. For example, we ordered the beef tartare & beef tongue, both of which we thought would have been even better with a carb accompaniment.
For our main, we had been looking forward to trying the fish of the day, but unfortunately it wasn't available when we visited. Since the restaurant is on the Michelin Guide, we came in with high expectations, so that was a little disappointing. The only other protein option was pork belly, which we weren't in the mood for. Overall, the meal had excellent qualities & we enjoyed the experience!
Such a beautiful place in Quebec with amazing quality & flavors! Loved the green interior it felt so welcoming & artsy. The staff is so nice & willing to explain each menu item. The flavors of the dishes were so exotic & unique, & many were definitely an acquired taste. You have to be an adventurous eater to enjoy everything. Everything is so fresh & presented beautifully. I really enjoyed the lion's mane mushroom dish & the lemon pasta specifically. The others were great as well, but not AS standout. Portions were quite small but that is expected, so you have to order many to feel full. For a Michelin restaurant, the prices were great! Coming to be around ~$50 USD per person!
I stumbled upon this restaurant on a blog & made a reservation immediately. They're not open for very long. They have Small plates that are very specialized. The cocktail I had, the Tokyo, was incredibly balanced & tasty. The food took a while to arrive but it was very good. We had the bread with butter, the foie gras (not my favorite but my parents liked it), & for main dishes we had the fish of the day, the pasta, & the lion's mane mushroom. Each dish had an incredible amount of flavor. I enjoyed that the most
Absolutely the best meal we had in Quebec & my favorite meal during our time in Montreal & Quebec City. We went for my mother's birthday & every dish was memorable & well made. We got 4 drinks, the bread & compound butter, the fried maitake, the foie gras, a lemon pasta, the lobster & pork, & the cod. The baked Alaska was also fantastic for dessert. Everything was delicious. Enjoyed it so much I even cleaned the plate of things I don't typically like. Our reservation was at 9 & service was fantastic. The price was also shockingly affordable. We were joking that the price is the same as fast food back home. I've spent way more in Austin, Texas where the food was nowhere near as inspiring. We are talking about trying to remake some of the dishes when we get back to the states. Would come back again!
