10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Quebec City

"La Korrigane brews some of Canada’s best artisanal beers, focusing on a single source: handpicked ingredients from Quebec’s boreal forests. Owner Catherine Dionne-Foster and head brewer Jean-Sebastien Côté create accessible beer styles that are unfiltered, unpasteurized and contain no chemicals, preservatives, or artificial flavours. The same can be said about their pub grub."

"Heaven for beer drinkers and gourmands in general looking to dive into Québec’s unique terroir, whether in a glass or on a plate. Expect friendly staff, lively community-centric events and a beautifully intimate terrace."

"Address: 380, Dorchester StreetQuébec (Qc) G1K 6A7Phone: 418-614-0932Website. La Korrigane brews small-batch artisanal beer in-house. Stop in for a pint of their Black Kraken or Saison, brewed with seasonal fruit."

"A step outside Old Quebec, is a whole other culinary world waiting to be discovered. On the Saint-Roch Evening Tour you’ll get to try 5 food stops that are loved by locals, but might not be in the guidebooks, giving you a real, authentic off the beaten path experience of the up-and-coming district. You’ll also get drink pairings at several of the stops to accompany your food, elevating your dining experience."

"The Saint-Roch neighbourhood is home to La Barberie, a pioneer brewing cooperative in Québec, recognized by artisan beer lovers far and wide. With the work of the Urbainsculteurs  -known in town for creating stunning urban garden arrangements- La Barberie is without a doubt the greenest, down-to-earth terrace in Québec City. Bring your lunch and enjoy summer!"

"This cooperative St-Roch microbrewery, in place since 1997, is beloved for its spacious tree-shaded deck and its ever-evolving selection of some 30 home brews. Seasonal offerings range from classic pale ales to..."

"This local hangout doubles as being one of the best bars in Québec City and one of the oldest taverns in North America. Taverne Jos Dion has been serving craft cocktails and brews since 1933. If you’re looking for a place that is equally interesting, historic and fun, this is your place."

"One of the oldest taverns in North America, Jos Dion has been open late almost every day since 1933. This no-fuss Québécois tavern highlights Saint-Sauveur’s typical fauna, from working class through to suited industry professionals. View this post on Instagram"

"La Souche is third on the list and is a microbrewery rooted in its community, both in Limoilou and Stoneham. Their beers shine through their diversity, quality, and consistency throughout the world. La Souche explores local brewing know-how and offers unusual flavors."

"Both the Limoilou and Stoneham locations of this brewpub are open for takeout meals (but no delivery) from 3 to 8 p.m."

"Hotel Belley’s on-site tavern is Quebec City’s best-kept secret for a happy hour game of pétanque accompanied with some pastis, or pretzels and Negronis by the pool table. The bar is also a hub for folk music, poetry readings, fundraising events, and art installations. View this post on Instagram"

"Liquor and most wines are only sold in stores operated by the Société des alcools du Québec (Québec Liquor Board). Here are some stores near the city centre and main commercial streets. However, some wines and all Canadian beers are available in grocery stores and supermarkets."

"La Brasserie Générale is a microbrewery located in Charlesbourg in the north of Quebec City. Craft beers have been brewed there since 2014. Beers brewed in Charlesbourg are distributed throughout Quebec in specialized convenience stores and grocery stores, restaurants, and bars."

"Even though it could feel like you’re walking into a former Victorian bordel, the only pleasure here is served on tap. Projet features an exhaustive list of Québec-brewed beers and ciders to please every beer lover. There’s good food on offer, although service can be spotty."

"Quebec City is a site rich in history, so naturally it’s also home to the oldest grocery store in North America. This nostalgic and cozy shop has retained its old-world charm. Come check out delightful, high quality goods such as spices, cheese, oils and vinegars, microbrewery beer and soap.695 rue Saint-Jean"

"JA Moisan Epicerie is the oldest grocery store in North America. Yes, you heard me correctly. It was established in 1871."

"Bistro, Brasserie, Bar, Fine Dining, Steakhouse, International, Quebec, Alcohol Served, Group Reservation, Happy Hour, Lunch Menu, Online Reservation, Restaurant With Live Entertainment, Restaurant With Parking, Restaurant With Terrace, Table D’hôte, Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant. Les Maltcommodes, the new microbrewery to go to in Quebec City!. Whether it is for happy hour, a romantic date,..."

"Located in the new business district in Quebec City, the hotel is popular with both business travelers and families. Enjoy a treatment at Amerispa Health & Beauty Centre, where the large treatment menu features massage therapy, beauty and body treatments, as well as photoepilation and microdermabrasion. Afterwards, stroll through the lush gardens surrounding the pond, outdoor pool and jacuzzi."

"Amerispa is a highly respected spa brand found in luxury hotels across Canada. Sink into a state of total relaxation and wellbeing and choose from a full range of beauty treatments and massages at the Amerispa in the famous Château Bonne Entente in Sainte-Foy, a five‑star hotel that’s sure to impress."

"The contemporary loft-style suites each include a living room, fireplace, exposed brick walls, and a claw-foot bathtub. Some suites come with a private jacuzzi on the balcony, and a tasty buffet-style breakfast is included in the price. The hotel is located near the Museum of Civilization and many independent art galleries in the Petit Champlain area."

"Just around the corner from the famous 1647 Notre-Dame de Québec, Hôtel le Priori is a chic boutique hotel. Inside, you’ll find exposed brick walls, antique bathtubs and art deco furniture. For the ultimate cosy stay, opt for a suite with a fireplace."

"Chez Alfred-Pellan Galerie d’art is run by members of the Coopérative Artistique du Quartier, which was created in March 2016 with the express aim of giving the house where famous painter Alfred Pellan grew up and discovered his love for art a new lease on life. Their aim is to make art more available to a broader audience while also offering a forum for young artists. It’s a venue devoted to exhibiting the work of existing and emerging artists."

"Steeped in history and heritage, the monastery was the first North American hospital outside of Mexico. Step inside to explore, and discover thousands of artifacts that trace the evolution of medicine. To make the most of your visit, tour the museum, enjoy a relaxing overnight stay in a simple yet comfortable room, refuel with a meal prepared by a chef renowned for healthy food, and join in a wellness workshop."

"This 17th century monastery turned wellness center is my top pick for vegans and vegetarians. If you like a quiet atmosphere, history and yoga, I highly recommend staying at the Monastére des Augustines. Breakfast is eaten in silence as a throwback to the Augustinian sisters’ tradition, who have lived in this building for centuries."

"The owner grew up in Asian restaurant kitchens and drew inspiration from the best for her restaurant. The sushi and stir fry are delicious, and the festive, if occasionally noisy, atmosphere makes it the perfect place for a celebratory birthday dinner. And bonus—it’s very affordable."

"Should you prefer to share a cocktail in a lounge inspired by modern China, or to try our typically Japa... Seafood Restaurants, Asian Restaurants"