Chez Temporel

A nice meal in the Quebec City Although the risotto looks a bit watery, it tasted really nice and creamy. Loved the fried squash with the risotto. The onion is a bit bland though. Also ordered the soup of the day (Tomato soup) and a latte. Both are decent but nothing surprising. The server was nice but I would recommend dining on the ground floor than going upstairs if you can choose. It just looks a bit messy up there with weird big mirrors. Kinda creepy to be honest.

Such an amazing delicious romantic meal for my husband and I on our honeymoon! Great service from start to finish. Got a deal cocktails and the charcuterie and cheese board to start, I got the hangar steak and my husband the mushroom risotto with duck confit. Finished with some of the BEST café au lait I’ve ever had! Perfect spot in Old Quebec, but make sure you make a reservation!

My husband and I came here for Sunday brunch when we were visiting Quebec City for one night. The restaurant was not even officially opened yet (they opened at 11 and we arrived at 10:20) and they still welcomed us with open arms and smiles. The service was impeccable even though we probably interrupted their preparation routine in the morning, and the food was the best brunch we have ever had. Everything from ambience, to music, to kind service, to a great brunch and amazing espresso made our visit here exquisite. Thank you to the staff and kind chef - you made our short trip to QC very memorable!

We had a lovely evening- a truly wonderful dinner at this charming restaurant in Vieux Quebec. We had the soup de jour (tomato cream) and the onion soup - both were so tasty and full of flavors. The scallops, octopus and risotto entrees were each fabulous! The chocolate and pistachio mousse was a great way to end our meal. The waitress was wonderful - very helpful in navigating the menu and listening to us attempt to order in French. I would highly recommend this when you visit!

What a treasure! Just a few steps from Rue Saint-Jean, this Bistro is hidden on a side street, just off main touristy area. It is so worth a short detour. This place is priced right and most importantly the food is great. Locals come here. We were trying to experiment with various restaurants for breakfast, lunch and dinner and in hindsight, we should have come here instead a few time as we had bad luck with all other restaurants. This bistro serve staples of French cuisine, all prepared fresh in a nice bistro setting. The food delicious, even for the most pickiest of eaters. Avoid tourist traps - go where locals eat!