We had stopped in the afternoon at the bar for some drinks and a snack and left the restaurant that we chose for dinner to come here instead. Sat at the bar to wait for a table but stayed there as the service was too...More

Stopped here for lunch while wandering around Quebec. What a great find! We got there just before the lunch rush and were seated promptly. We ordered wine which was excellent and came quickly. The lunch menu was very diverse and we both ordered the duck....More

I looked at several "fancy" restaurant menus and I liked Echaude's the best so I booked a time. This meal was for my birthday dinner so we got dressed up for it. Their site said formal attire required but a tie and jacket was not...More

Great place. Food and service were very pleasant. Is not a must if you are visiting Quebec for a couple of days.

Convenient location, excellent service. Cocktail menu could use some more creative options. Food was good. I had the gnocchi that was fair. Soup average. Foie gras was very good. Duck was very good. Portions perfectly sized. Appetizers very good. Good choice if you haven't been.

At the end of Sault au Matelot, L'echaudé offers traditional French cuisine with a touch of bistro atmosphere. The food without being overly new cuisine is good and plenty full if you are not Guargantuesque. The service is fine and the waiters are helpful with...More

Excellent restaurant with a very original menu. I would recommend The triple tartare starter. Nice wines as well!

This restaurant down in the Lower Town is an excellent choice for lunch or dinner. The staff are friendly and helpful. They made sure my dog had a ready supply of water. We sat on the patio for lunch. I had the brunch plate, very...More

This is a great restaurant with great food, very busy, sometimes a little slow but well worth a visit.

We were wandering through the old town and looking for a place to have a bite, most restaurants have someone standing outside inviting you in as soon as they see you look at the menu! This one has the menus hung out at the edges...More