Moderate restaurants in Old Montreal and Old Quebec City?
Sep 18th, 2012, 02:31 PM
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Moderate restaurants in Old Montreal and Old Quebec City?
Hello - we are looking for moderate Canadian, French or Italian restaurants in Old Montreal and Old Quebec. By moderate, I would like to have one glass of wine, either soup, salad or appetizer and an entree; no dessert for under $110-120USD/Couple plus tip. Is this doable? The hotel concierge seems to believe not. thanks!
Sep 18th, 2012, 02:58 PM
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There was a discussion on this topic recently http://www.fodors.com/community/cana...uebec-city.cfm
In the thread, I suggested the tactic of searching out bring-your-own-bottle restaurants to keep costs moderate. Another poster endorsed Le P'tit Plateau, not byo but certainly worthwhile.
The Plateau area offers better budget-hunting than Old Montreal. Its central drag is Ave. St-Denis, running north from Sherbrooke up to and past Ave. Mont-Royal. Many of the restaurants are on sidestreets such as Pin, Roy, Duluth and Rachel.
In the thread, I suggested the tactic of searching out bring-your-own-bottle restaurants to keep costs moderate. Another poster endorsed Le P'tit Plateau, not byo but certainly worthwhile.
The Plateau area offers better budget-hunting than Old Montreal. Its central drag is Ave. St-Denis, running north from Sherbrooke up to and past Ave. Mont-Royal. Many of the restaurants are on sidestreets such as Pin, Roy, Duluth and Rachel.
Sep 22nd, 2012, 12:04 PM
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On a trip to Quebec City last year we had good dinners at Le Lapin Sauté, Le Pain Béni, and Le Mistral Gagnant, spending about $100 for two at each of these.
We ate lunch at Aux Anciens Canadiens the day we left. The lunches and early dinner prices are very reasonable there
Friends have also recommended the Cafe St-Malo which seemed to be in your price range
In Montreal Le Grand Comptoir is a small very reasonable bistro in the downtown area.
We ate lunch at Aux Anciens Canadiens the day we left. The lunches and early dinner prices are very reasonable there
Friends have also recommended the Cafe St-Malo which seemed to be in your price range
In Montreal Le Grand Comptoir is a small very reasonable bistro in the downtown area.
Sep 23rd, 2012, 05:41 PM
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I just came back from a nice meal (moules et frites) at the Pub d'Orsay on rue de Buade in Québec City. It has a good menu, great atmosphere and reasonable prices. I usually have a meal here whenever I'm in Québec.
Will be dining tomorrow at la Cremaillère on rue Ste Anne which has never disappointed.
Will be dining tomorrow at la Cremaillère on rue Ste Anne which has never disappointed.
Sep 28th, 2012, 02:46 PM
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http://www.fodors.com/community/cana...uebec-city.cfm
This is my little trip report on Quebec City from 2011, cmeyer. There are some restaurants mentioned in there.
This is my little trip report on Quebec City from 2011, cmeyer. There are some restaurants mentioned in there.
