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The Grand Théâtre showcases the talents of l’Orchestre Symphonique de Québec, Opéra de Québec and an international line-up of musical stars (see Grand Théâtre de Québec, Québec City).

Replacing the long-standing jazz club L’Air du Temps, this newly renovated café/restaurant features wonderful panini sandwiches during the day, and turns into a tapas bar at night with live music and comedy.

A boisterous crowd, yet friendly and welcoming, fills this tavern-like sports bar which includes numerous big-screen TVs, a great choice of beers and sports memorabilia on the walls.

Le Belmont has established itself as a landmark bar with the student crowd as well as office workers looking to unwind on the large dance-floor. Brick walls, pool tables and beer on tap create a welcoming pub atmosphere in the first area, while the larger dance club has more space and DJ-spun house music.

A large, popular three-storied club. A live band venue on the ground floor evolves upstairs into a more conventional disco. The action does not begin until after midnight. There’s also a cigar lounge.

A Mediterranean decor welcomes locals, students and business people to this relaxed place, where the specialties include osso bucco (veal), pizza and pasta. Breakfast on Thursdays and Fridays too.

The perfect place for a night on the town. An inventive restaurant/bar is located upstairs, while downstairs there’s an Irish pub with a dance floor.

One of the oldest inns in North America (1754) is now a bar/restaurant set in a romantic location with inspired French architecture. An extensive wine selection is available.

This hip venue has a small dance floor packed with the upwardly-mobile and beautiful set.