Having traveled part of the globe to demonstrate the richness of our culture and our traditions, the idea of creating Sagamité was born from the desire to make known our beautiful culture at home in Wendake.
The Sagamité Restaurant in Wendake was founded in 1999 and since then, we have been welcoming local, regional and worldwide customers curious to discover our culture through a gastronomic experience. The name of the restaurant testifies to this by its name; for the Wendat, Sagamité was at the heart of our diet. It is a soup-meal enriched with game where we find the famous “Three Sisters”: squash, corn and red beans, that we cultivate.
Since July 2019, the Sagamité Vieux-Québec restaurant has been introducing First Nations gastronomy to visitors to the historic district of Québec.
The Sagamité restaurant has traced the path of Aboriginal gastronomy, which we have demystified over time thanks to game. It is an establishment of choice for a clientele curious to live a gourmet and cultural experience at the same time.
The Saga Nomade Food Truck can be found all around Québec City and is also available for private events. Our specialties include our Signature poutine and our Elk burger. This is street food with an indigenous twist!
Sagamité offers a unique and memorable culinary journey into Indigenous cuisine in the heart of Quebec City. Guests frequently praise the restaurant for its exceptional selection of game meats like elk, deer, and bison, often highlighting the signature flambéed dishes as a spectacular highlight. The atmosphere is consistently described as warm, authentic, and culturally immersive, while the staff members are widely recognized for their knowledge, kindness, and dedication to providing an outstanding dining experience. Many visitors appreciate the thoughtful presentation of each course, from the flavorful signature soup and tartare to the delightful maple pie, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a high-quality, culturally significant meal.
WOW,completely blown away by the food, service & atmosphere of this restaurant! Simply amazing. It's an absolute must when visiting Quebec City. We had Bison, Venison, & Elk, duck confit salad & Maple pie! It's a bit pricy though!
This place is phenomenal. The venison puff pastry, wild turkey confit parmentier, & venison & elk ravioli with bison ragu were mind blowing. One of the best restaurants I've ever been to by far!
This place is a hidden gem, & honestly I'm baffled it's not packed every night. First Nations restaurants are rare enough; ones that serve traditional game like deer, elk, & bison? You can count them on one hand, globally. That alone makes this worth seeking out.
I ordered the house special, a trio of elk, deer, & bison, & it was flawless. Each meat perfectly seasoned, cooked to a rosy medium rare, letting the wild, earthy flavors speak for themselves. The service matched: warm, genuine, & genuinely funny. If you're in town, this isn't just dinner. It's an experience
Jun 27, 2026
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Unique cultural experience.
Great server. He sang happy birthday to my sister with drums in the traditional language.
Beautiful decor & atmosphere.
They have a variety of meats such as venison, elk, & bison.
Definitely worth it.
It's a must-visit in Quebec City! It's a bit pricey, but understandable considering the unique meats they serve, like Elk & deer. The atmosphere is amazing & truly one of a kind, & the service was great as well.
This was a really great experience. We visited in late Feb.'26, & opted for the house special menu of elk, venison & bison. We were not disappointed. It's a really unique experience, & the food is very tasty & plentiful. Quebec City has a lot of top class restaurants, & Sagamite right up there with the best. Highly recommended!
This tribal restaurant absolutely blew our minds. We chose it to celebrate a very special life moment, & from start to finish, it was nothing short of extraordinary.
The menu is truly unique, featuring expertly prepared steaks from wild species like elk, bison, & venison, & every bite was incredible. From the appetizers to the entrées & finishing with dessert, everything was absolutely delicious, thoughtfully prepared, flavorful, & beautifully presented.
We paired our meal with an Italian Pinot Noir, which complemented the food perfectly & made the experience even more special.
What truly set the evening apart, though, was the hospitality & culture. The staff honored our celebration by singing for us with drums & traditional instruments, a moment that was so heartfelt, meaningful, & unforgettable. It added a deep sense of connection & warmth that you simply don't find everywhere.
We left feeling amazed, grateful, & already wanting to come back. Can't recommend this place enough, an absolute must-visit for anyone looking for incredible food, culture, & a once-in-a-lifetime dining experience. With love from the USA!
Greeted by totems of history & a real wood burning fireplace, the wild game meats served were the best cuts & flavours I have experienced so far within Canada.
First Nations cuisines at its finest. A cultural culinary experience everyone must try. Options for young diners & those who appreciate quality game from elk, venison, bison & more. You can find it all here. Every dish is presented with exquisite visual appeal & the flavours to follow are such a pleasure for the pallet.
We ordered the Gallows of the Three Plumes & were able to order & share both appetizers; Sagamité soup & warm duck salad. The maple pie was unexpectedly not too sweet & the perfect texture of a slightly crunchy crust with a custard like body.
Can't wait to come back to old Quebec City & try the rest of the menu.
My wife & I were visiting from Minnesota & loved our dinner. I had elk flank steak & my wife had venison & elk medallions. The meat was cooked to perfection, medium rare. We had a bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon, which was great with dinner.
