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5 original restaurants to try in Quebec City

Do you love discovering the world of cuisine? Here are 5 unique restaurants to try when you visit Quebec City!

The Medieval Restaurant La Chope Gobeline

Looking for a one-of-a-kind experience? The medieval restaurant La Chope Gobeline is a must for people who love the Middle Ages and Dungeons & Dragons. The restaurant has been transformed to match its medieval theme. The immersion is total, and the team takes great pleasure in making sure you get the most out of your experience!

Between courses, medieval characters tell tales and legends, sing ballads from the era, and keep the entertainment going. If you’re feeling adventurous, try the “royal feast” to fill your belly and enjoy the meal with a friend — or even two!

Restaurant Ô 6 Sens

Afraid of the dark? Hopefully not! Restaurant Ô 6 Sens offers a unique way to enjoy your meal on a whole other level… in complete darkness! You may be surprised to discover how your other senses are amplified when your eyes can’t do their job.

The experience is truly one of a kind. The menu is a surprise — you only find out what you ate once the meal is over. If you’re feeling bold, they also offer an “unknown element,” which might surprise you afterward, though this addition is entirely optional.

Le Sagamité

This magnificent restaurant is located in Wendake, and its goal is to share Indigenous culture with locals and visitors alike. Le Sagamité offers a variety of unique dishes featuring meats such as rabbit, bison, wild boar, elk, and duck. Mmm, it all sounds so delicious!

Bistro-Bar Le Ciel

Have you ever heard of Bistro-Bar Le Ciel? Located on the 28th floor of the Hotel Le Concorde in downtown Quebec City, it is the only rotating restaurant in the city! Le Ciel features locally sourced products on its menu, with a personal touch added by the chef.

It takes 90 minutes for the restaurant to complete a full rotation — just enough time to enjoy a full meal while taking in a panoramic view of the city.

Le Côtes-à-Côtes

Our final pick is a restaurant located in the heart of the Petit-Champlain district: Le Côtes-à-Côtes. Their specialty is, of course, ribs, but they also offer other options such as calamari and duck. What sets this restaurant apart is its lineup of events, including Murder Mystery Evenings, a CLUE night (inspired by the board game), and featured performers specializing in magic or mentalism!