Laurie Raphaël, Quebec City

The self-funded French meal during the three-day group tour in Eastern Canada is located in a great location, near the Fairmont Chateau Fontana in the upper town.

Quebec is the largest French-speaking city outside of France, and the restaurant is simple to order. Our team selected the main dishes in advance, and the steak, pork chop, chicken chop, and salmon chop were represented by different pictures.

Bread before the meal, three main dishes, French soup as the appetizer, and the main dish I chose was a medium-rare steak, which had a super good color. Caramel pudding, I didn&#39;t expect that my daughter would finish it all by herself.

I ordered a salmon steak set meal for my daughter alone, but she didn&#39;t eat much, and I basically finished the salmon steak in the end [covering my face]

It was snowing heavily that day, but it was the most romantic dinner in our three-day trip.

The service was very good. No one rushed us to order. The waitress explained some of the dishes which was helpful. After we placed our order, the food came out very efficiently but we didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. Everything was very good. The atmosphere was very pleasant and the staff were very attentive

We enjoyed dinner here after arriving in Quebec City. The waiter was very attentive and attentive to our needs so we never had to look for a waiter. The food was delicious.

The final stop of the self-driving trip is Quebec, a city with both prosperity and decline. #Canada self-driving tour# The third stop of the self-driving trip in Quebec is also the final stop of our trip, Quebec City (stayed for 5 days and 4 nights). This city with a history of more than 700 years does not seem to have the metropolitan atmosphere of Montreal, but it also has its own style and characteristics. This city has both prosperity and decline. There are magnificent palace buildings under the sun, and there are destitute homeless people under the buildings. You see the comfort of people in street bars, old men reading Game of Thrones in coffee shops, and homeless people cursing at the walls of four-star hotels. Brightness and shadow seem to have clear boundaries, but they do not affect each other and live their own lives. Now think about this city. It is quite interesting. A few tips for self-driving: 1. It is recommended to take a bus around the city first: the bus around the city here is self-service headset explanation (with Chinese), so you can get a general understanding of the city&rsquo;s history and cultural architecture in more than an hour. 2. Accommodation is recommended within the old city: it is very close to the main attractions. In addition, I found that the price of the hotel will be much lower if it is booked for three consecutive nights or more. In addition, if you want to renew the reservation after the reservation period, the online app may show that there are no rooms. You can call the front desk to ask. Generally, there are rooms, and the price is the same as the price you booked online. I think this hotel service is reasonable.
3. Waterfall Tour: It is recommended that people with good physical strength can climb the mountain, but you must bring waterproof and windproof clothes. I was exhausted when I climbed the mountain this time. There was a little wind on the mountain. After sweating and being blown by the wind, I started to have a fever when I returned to the hotel. So those with average physical strength should buy a cable car to go up and down to enjoy the scenery.
4. City Food: This city is indeed a Chinese food desert. Those who like Western food should be okay, so I don&rsquo;t have any recommendations. I ate this Q-de-Sac Resto-Pub, a popular Western restaurant. The duck legs are okay and worth eating.

5. Parking at scenic spots: There are parking places in the old city, but some parking spots are reserved for local residents. If you see that the parking payment machine is blocked, don&#39;t park there. We chose the core tourist spots that charge 25 dollars a day. There will be staff standing there during the day to collect the fees directly. Hotel parking: The hotel I stayed in did not include parking, and an additional fee of 27 dollars a night was charged. I looked at the surrounding hotels and they were all similar and did not include parking. I don&#39;t know if it&#39;s because it&#39;s in the old city.
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There are many hidden and delicious restaurants in Old Quebec. Every time I go there, I try to find some new restaurants to try and see if there are any treasure restaurants worth recommending. The following three are what I think are worth recommending at present, and the others are waiting for me to slowly discover. #QuebecOldCity 

Bello ristorante 
A popular Italian restaurant in Quebec City. The first thing to say is that there are really a lot of customers. If you don&rsquo;t have time to make a reservation, either go to queue up before dinner or go to the second meal later. In terms of environment, it is very romantic (that is, dark), and it is a bit difficult to read the menu clearly. The menu is particularly distinctive, it is a newspaper. I ate in this restaurant twice.
Recommended 
RISOTTO AL GAMBERETTO 
RISOTTO ALLA GUANCIA DI VITELLO E AL CHIANTI 
TARTARE DI MANZO
Tiramisu 

D&#39;orsay 
A small hotel located in the old city, with a restaurant on the second floor and a bar on the first floor, and there are slot machines in the bar. All I can say is that it&#39;s so popular! The restaurant opens at 4:30 in the evening. We lined up at 4:10. When it opened at 4:30, the line at the door had already reached the corner. The restaurant has a bistro atmosphere, but we didn&#39;t drink alcohol because we brought our children. We just ordered seafood rice. D&#39;orsay paella is a large portion for two people, with mussels, shrimps, and chicken wings. The smoked sausage inside is particularly delicious, flavorful, and a little smoky. It&#39;s basically the same as what you eat in Spain.

Le Sam - Ch&acirc;teau Frontenac
Located in the Fairmont Chateau Hotel, you can enjoy the river view. Because the Fairmont is expensive during Christmas, it may be difficult to make a reservation. Therefore, you decide to experience the scenery of the chateau hotel and book lunch or dinner. This is the filming location of the Korean drama &quot;Goblin&quot;, and there is a mailbox next to the restaurant that appears in the movie, so it attracts many tourists to visit. If you can&#39;t book dinner, lunch is also a good choice. In addition, during Christmas, the hotel also has a small Christmas tree exhibition for photo taking. In terms of food, both the foie gras and the boudin were highly praised, although other dishes may not stand out as much.

This restaurant serves authentic Quebec cuisine in one of the oldest houses in Quebec. It was a very pleasant dining experience with excellent service in a very comfortable atmosphere.

Laurie Raphaël, Quebec City

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