Q de Sac

Ilya

5.0

We came around 11:30 & it was pretty empty, so we got a very good table by the wood fire oven. We ordered onion soup, duck wings, Caesar salad, beer of the day, & spiked coffee. The food & drinks were very good, & the service was fast & friendly. By the time we finished eating the restaurant was packed.

Esther

5.0

Great food, beef tartare was fabulous. Onion soup was great & we had 3 pizzas that were very good. People very down to earth. Would definitely go back

Michelle

5.0

We ate at a fine dining restaurant the day after we ate here & we actually liked the food here better . The onion rings were the best I've ver had. Dipped in honey Delicious! Who would have thought. The mac & cheese, duck wings, onion soup, & creme brule were also delicious!

Jocelyn

5.0

The service was excellent & it was such a welcoming place to come in from out of the cold. We really enjoyed the beef tartare & the onion soup

Mickey

5.0

Our go to place for onion soup in Quebec!

Monique

5.0

Really great onion soup & duck wings. Would definitely come back. Merci Taylor! Great service

Choi

3.0

Everything was very good except the food. Both french onion soup & poutines are very salty & not flavourful. dissapointed.

Wai

3.0

The pub had good atmosphere in a quaint area of Old Quebec City. Service was good but the food disappointed. We had what was touted as the "best French onion soup in town" but if it was I'd be scared to try the other ones in town. It was salty & over priced ($13). The soup of the day - creamy Tomato was decent ($7). The Brooklyn pepperoni pizza was also disappointing - It was salty & soggy ($22). It's sad when the best part of your meal is the beer 🍺.

Scott

5.0

We were here for beer & French onion soup, both were good, but the star of the show was the person working there. She was so friendly & made a few recommendations for beer. This place is on a fun street with lots of traffic, I would recommend it for dinner or just a beer. It's a very casual place.

Pauline

2.0

I am of the mind that every spot has a night off but I cannot help to think that this is how things at this pub. The serving staff were lovely & the drinks cold, that is where it ends. The onion soup (the actual reason we went) was about 5 spoons of liquid with the rest being sodden bread & cheese so dense that I could not chew it, The burger was so chilled that the cheese did not melt & the poutine equally disappointing. I cannot help to think that the team there have great intentions but have dumbed down their focus to accommodate the throngs from the cruise ships. The bill was well over 100 dollars for two soups, a burger, a glass of wine & -two beer.