Pub L'Oncle Antoine
Des murs de pierre ancestraux rencontrent des plats de pub généreux au cœur du Vieux-Québec.
FERMÉOuvre aujourd'hui à 11:00
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Afficher toutpub(77) soup(66) drink(66) onion soup(56) beer(50) french(42) cozy(30) bar(28) vibe(25) recommend(25) maple(25) shot(25)Small cozy little pub. Can be a bit loud depending on the crowd. Wait staff was friendly & attentive. Food & drink were decent.
We went to grab a drink to warm up while sight seeing. I got the mulled wine, but didn't hit the spot. Didn't seem to have that traditional taste.. more so tasted like hot red wine. The coffee was yummy though. Lovely atmosphere & great vibes overall though. Very cozy with a fire going.
We were in Quebec City for the weekend & ate here twice. It was our favorite part of the trip. We loved everything about this place, the food, the drinks, the service, the old charm. We can't wait to be back in December when the fireplace is on. We tried the onion soup, European hot dog & croque monsieur with a pint of lager & shots of Jameson.
Brought family here from Australia, & the french onion soup did not disappoint! The broth was good, not too salty, & the generous almost one inch of cheese on top was incredible. We also had nachos which were good. The menu is limited but everyone is here for the soup & drinks, it's pub food.
They had an unexpected staff shortage while we were there, & though we waited a bit longer, our server did his friendly & attentive best to make up for delays.
The atmosphere is unbeatable, especially if you go even further downstairs to the washrooms! What did they even use the sub-cellars for in the 17th C?
A great spot with vaulted stone ceilings etc. I had a French onion soup which was fine. It was a bit early for the atmosphere to kick in. Drinks were good.
This is a wonderful place! Sitting by the cobbled street, drinking a beer (about $9) & eating the best French Onion soup ($14) I've ever tasted. Friendly service, & even being patient with my terrible French (though their English was fluent). Absolutely awesome & very reasonably priced! This will be one of my best memories of Quebec.
Cute pub with good drinks & delicious smoked meat nachos. The french onion soup looked good, although since it was a hot evening, we did not try it.
Menu was small drinks were good, patio was extremely cramped, server didn't love that we were English speaking
The drinks were great, but constantly talking badly about others isn't cool. We may not speak French, but it's pretty obvious when people are talking about you.