Pub L'Oncle Antoine
Des murs de pierre ancestraux rencontrent des plats de pub généreux au cœur du Vieux-Québec.
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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)Cosy pub with a fireplace, which was great as it was very cold outside. We had a late lunch of french onion soup & a smoked meat sandwich, which were quite nice. The person who served us was friendly & helped with menu choices.
This place will be hard to top! I had looked it up ahead time & we were so excited to go. The atmosphere was unreal! The coolest historic building I've ever been to. Was so cool to be in a cellar from the 1600's! It's a small place, smaller than the photos make it look, but the bartenders were amazing, so friendly & welcoming! They loved feeding us the maple whisky shots with every beer that was ordered, for only $3, & the long island iced tea was delicious! We had the French onion soup & it was delicious! That's all we are there. I think if you're looking for food specifically, maybe this isn't the place as the menu is limited, but if you're looking for a fun atmosphere, cozy with a fire, friendly people, this is the place! We went back both nights we were there & the bartender remembered us. No bar topped this for the rest of the time we were there!
We popped in for a drink & snack last night. I give 5 stars for atmosphere, as the pub was quite busy & lively. The pub was in some old cellars by the looks of it & had a wood fire roaring away, which was a blessing as it was so cold outside. I only give 3 stars for food & service because the service was very slow. We waited 1hr 15mins for soup & hot dog. One group left before food arrived as they were waiting longer than us. There were only 2 staff working though, so there's that. My wifes onion soup was very nice, my hot dog was ok. I'm not sure how hygienic the cooking area was though. Twice, I saw the guy behind the bar cough above the bowls as he was pouring soup into them. Occasionally, he rinsed his hands under the tap with plain water. Good for drinks, not for food (in my opinion).
We had a bit of trouble finding the place but it was worth it. We were walking & Google maps made us zigzag on different streets it was confusing, also end of November so pretty cold for someone who lives in the South West. The drinks were good & the onion soup is delicious. When we left we followed the server's directions & voila they were easier & shorter, to the point we couldn't figure out why maps would make it so complicated.
The French onion soup was soooo good!! Wasn't a fan of the chicken wings though. Very nice hidden place Great atmosphere.
A lovely warm fire greeted us after a cold walk in the slushy snow, then delicious French onion soup to warm up. A wonderful experience. Great advice on the IPA beer.
Quiet & cozy. Had mulled wine & crab cakes. Both were delicious. Wanted French Onion soup, but it was not available. Wish I had more time in Quebec City; I would visit the pub again.
Tom donne un service convivial dans cet endroit féérique chargé d'histoire. Hot-dog européen, smoked-meat sur pain baguette. Je vais revenir pour leur réputée soupe à l'oignon!