DK Travel : Montréal and Québec City : Bars & Nightclubs

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Les Trois Brasseurs

A lively location that opens onto rue St-Denis on two sides with a superb terrace overlooking the flow of festivities. Serves wholesome cuisine and home-brewed beer.
L’Amour sorcier

A lovely café/bar located in the Faubourg Saint-Jean-Baptiste area. The clientele is predominantly lesbian and gay and the unpretentious atmosphere is underlined by simple food such as tacos . Great music, terrace and theme evenings.
L’Impérial de Québec

This concert venue, set in a 19th-century theatre, hosts top local and international artists as well as Broadway-style shows. The bistro serves good food, too.
Moe’s Deli & Bar

A fabulous deli-chain, this is the best spot to stock up for a picnic in nearby Parc Olympique. It’s also a sports bar attracting a crowd of regulars for hockey and baseball games.
Plateau Bar

This is a popular meeting place, located in the W Hotel. The bar overlooks a lively lounge area, ideal for people watching.
Pub d’Orsay

Without a doubt, one of the most appealing pubs, indoors or out, for Québec’s famous micro-brewery beers such as Belle Gueule, Boréale and Blanche de Chambly, and the unique taste of Cidre de Minot.
Pub l’Ile Noir

An authentic Scottish pub with wood decor and an excellent selection of single malt scotches and imported draught beer. The cosy ambiance makes up for the high prices.
Pub Quartier-Latin

One of the most comfortable bars in town. There’s a lovely terrace, a cosy bar and a fabulous array of imported and domestic beer.
Pub Sainte-Elisabeth

An Irish pub with a welcoming ambiance, extensive selection of bottled and draught beers, abundant whiskies, ports, wines and buffet food. It also features a secluded garden, fireplace, terrace and friendly bartenders.
Pub Thomas Dunn

This classic English pub has a winning formula: sumptuous mahogany wood decor, an extensive beer list, the best fish and chips in town and a location directly across from the train station.