Day or night, Grande Allée's sidewalk restaurants and cafés and beautiful architecture attract big crowds. The street's excellent restaurants, bars, and nightclubs make it the perfect place to start—and end!—any evening.

Grande Allée | Credit: Audet Photo
Credit: Audet Photo

Fabulous Dining

A string of great restaurants, appealing patios, and appetizing menus are all great reasons to stop by for something to eat.

There are eateries for all budgets and tastes, including Louis-Hébert restaurant with its fine cuisine, Bistro l'Atelier for its chic and laid-back atmosphere, and the always popular and never dull Cosmos Restaurant, which can hold its own with some of the best when it comes to after-work chic.

Nightlife on Grande Allée | Credit: Camirand photo
Credit: Camirand photo

Great Nightlife...

Grande Allée is also renowned for its hopping nightlife. DJs, dance floors, romantic patios, bars with traditional music or live singers performing—it has everything you need to enjoy a memorable evening.

Historically Speaking

Grande Allée's popularity is nothing new. In fact, it was the neighbourhood of choice for the upper class in the 19th century.

Even today, traces of the neighbourhood's heyday still remain in its charming Victorian architecture.

Exploring the City

There's plenty to see and do just off Grande Allée! Battlefields Park, better known as the Plains of Abraham, is just a stone's throw away, and is one of the world's finest urban parks.

Rue Cartier is also close by. Here you will find plenty more restaurants, boutiques, and cafés, along with several hotels, inns, and bed and breakfasts.

As one of the city's main streets, Grande Allée also leads to a host of tourist attractions, including Old Québec, great shopping at Laurier Québec, Place de la Cité, and Place Ste-Foy, and the historic Québec Bridge.

In short, Grande Allée is the perfect setting for after-work drinks that stretch long into the evening!

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