Experts' Choice Award Le Cafe du Monde
What the experts agree on
Spacious Old Port spot with spectacular river views and solid French bistro cooking—duck confit, beef tartare, lamb—though the massive menu feels more casual American than traditional French.
“Next to the cruise terminal in the Old Port, this massive restaurant has a spectacular view to equal its food.”
– Fodor's
Concierge "The food is superb and focused squarely on bistro fare: duck confit, beef tartare, sweetbreads, roasted lamb knuckles, and cassoulet."
Travel + Leisure "This large Old Port restaurant on the second floor of the cruise terminal boasts the neighborhood’s best view over the river." Full review
Frommer's "This spacious waterfront restaurant simultaneously channels T.G.I. Friday’s and traditional French cooking, with a long menu that truly has something for everyone." Full review
National Geographic "We ended up at Le Café du Monde, a restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the St. Lawrence River. Even though the place is next to Quebec City's cruise terminal, it's not a..."
New York Times
