DK Travel : Montréal and Québec City : Places to eat

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Newtown

An entertainment complex owned by racing driver Jacques Villeneuve.
Nonya

A Malaysian newcomer that is becoming a local favorite with sensational Lumpia Goreng (egg rolls) and Sate Kambing (grilled lamb in peanut sauce).
Nuances

Nouvelle cuisine in a dreamlike setting attracts gamblers and tourists alike to this gourmet restaurant. The only eatery in Canada to garner Mobil Travel Guide’s 5-star rating in 2003. Smart dress code.
O’Thym

This chic BYO (bring your own wine) bistro features dishes based on local ingredients, including venison and salmon.
Patati Patata Friterie Deluxe

Try the delicious breakfasts here or a satisfying dinner of roast beef or fish and chips. Great music and friendly service.
Perkins Bakery

Perkins serves homemade bread, muffins, cakes and sweets at its take-out counter, or you can enjoy soups and sandwiches either inside or on the terrace.
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 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.
Restaurant aux Baguettes d’Or

This delectable Szechuan jewel is a family-run affair. Patronized by judges, lawyers and locals inthe-know.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with a glass of house wine, and all unavoidable extra charges including tax.
- under $20
- $20–$40
- $40–$55
- $55–$80
- over $80