DK Travel : Montréal and Québec City : Québec City : Bars & Nightclubs

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Le Dag

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.
Le Fin Gourmet

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.
Le Merlin

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.
Le Vogue

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

Founded in 1976, this attractive theater stages a range of classical and contemporary performances from poetry to Shakespeare, with sets designed by luminaries such as Robert Lepage.
Théâtre Petit-Champlain

One of the best small theatres in North America for design, ambiance, repertoire and location. Evocative performances of music, song, dance and modern art.
Voodoo Grill

This second-floor African-themed eatery within the Maurice club complex also offers live, energetic music, making for an entertaining meal.