Parmesan

David

4.0

Great fun. The strolling accordion player is a good touch. The veal Milanese was OK, but I've had better.

M.

3.0

We were in the area & were looking to grab a bite for dinner. We drove by Parmesan Restaurant & figured we'd book an online reservation (recommended) & check it out. The hostess seated us promptly. Our drink order was filled pretty quickly. The restaurant uses ALL available space for both its patrons & tchotchkes. It's almost overwhelming how much there is to see as you look around. It took some time to place our order & almost 50 minutes before our food arrived. If you're in a hurry, this isn't the place for you. Getting the check took some time as well. The workers are always moving & hustling, especially the bus staff & food runners. It's just a busy place. The accordian player was a nice touch to add to the ambiance. The food was good, so great. I saw a lot of negative reviews on the complimentary bread. There were (2) kinds in the basket we received. One was soft & the other crunchy. The soft although not warm was pretty good (small basic italian) We had (2) entrees & a beer, & the bill was over $100. This is not a fancy restaurant, but rather a staple to the area with a rich history. Worth a one-time visit for us.

Dan

5.0

Great little place in the heart of Quebec City. Fun atmosphere, with an accordion player! Sara was a fantastic server, ask for her!

Lindsay

5.0

Great music, great food, friendly staff. We had a great time with our kids, & sang some songs with the accordion player. Fun place!

Eric

5.0

Fun family dinner restaurant with an outstanding accordion player.

Danny

4.0

Nice place good atmosphere. Even an accordion player.

Idan

5.0

This is a great restaurant with amazing food (me & some others took the Alfredo well someone took the code) & we all loved it. The service was amazing & efficient the only thing is that the first time it took them like 10 minutes to refill the water (it was busy). & there was an accordion player that was amazing. All of the workers were nice & the atmosphere was filled with historical artifacts (such as muskets from 1669). All other great experiences & perfect for a small group or family.

Kade

2.0

Pasta looked & tasted like it literally was store bought spaghetti brand pasta, $29 for boiled noodles, some canned pesto (surely), & almost nothing else than maybe butter (no hint of garlic flavor as it's supposed to have). Wifes dish appeared to be a canned Ragu brand sauce on top of store bought spaghetti noodles too, for $20. It was edible, but I've never seen such little taste or finesse in an Italian restauraunt. I finished my "meal" out of sheer hunger & survival, not pleasure. Some of the bread they served was so stale & burnt that it cracked in half like a rock solid cracker, served with butter alone with no olive oil or anything. The service staff were nice & trying hard, & they had a live accordion player, which was charming, that's why they get 2 stars instead of one.

Katherine

5.0

The most intimate lovely experience with elevated Italian dishes & decadent desserts. The staff made you feel so very special. The decoratives, wood burning fireplace, & your own personal table side accordion player whisk you off your feet. We brought our children here celebrating our anniversary & it was also very family friendly with a dessert bar to observe while you're eating. Parmesan is a must see restaurant arguably the best closest to château Frontenac!

Matt

5.0

A great meal in a great restaurant with character, atmosphere, & an accordion player. Would definitely recommend.