2 Days in Quebec City — Food & Wine — Day by Day Itinerary

What this plan covers

This two-day itinerary is designed for culinary enthusiasts eager to explore Quebec City's vibrant food and wine scene. From traditional Quebecois dishes to refined French-inspired cuisine and local craft beverages, you'll indulge in the city's unique gastronomic heritage, perfectly blended with its captivating history.

Food 6 Activity 3 Shopping 1

Day 1 5 stops · about 10.5 hrs

Chez Muffy (Auberge Saint-Antoine), Old Quebec Food Tour and 3 more

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Day 2 5 stops · about 8 hrs

Marché du Vieux-Port de Québec, Nektar Caféologue (Saint-Roch) and 3 more

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Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.

Day 1 5 stops · about 10.5 hrs

Chez Muffy (Auberge Saint-Antoine)

Food 1.5 hours

Indulge in a refined farm-to-table breakfast featuring local Quebecois ingredients in a historic setting.

Good to know

Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends, to secure a table.

Old Quebec Food Tour

Activity 3 hours

Discover the hidden culinary gems of Old Quebec, sampling local cheeses, charcuteries, and sweet treats while learning about the city's gastronomic history.

Good to know

Book well in advance, as these popular tours often sell out; wear comfortable shoes for walking.

Aux Anciens Canadiens

Food 1.5 hours

Savor traditional Quebecois comfort food like tourtière and poutine in a charming, historic house setting.

Good to know

Arrive early for lunch or make a reservation to avoid peak waiting times, especially for larger groups.

L'Académie du Vin

Activity 2 hours

Deepen your appreciation for wine with a guided tasting session focusing on international and local Quebecois selections.

Good to know

Check their schedule for tasting events or inquire about private sessions; located conveniently in Old Quebec.

Le Saint-Amour

Food 2.5 hours

Experience exquisite French-inspired Quebecois cuisine in an elegant, romantic setting, renowned for its impeccable service and wine list.

Good to know

Essential to make reservations weeks in advance, particularly for weekend evenings, and adhere to their smart casual dress code.

Day 2 5 stops · about 8 hrs

Marché du Vieux-Port de Québec

Shopping 1.5 hours

Immerse yourself in local flavors, sampling fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, maple products, and regional specialties directly from producers.

Good to know

Visit in the morning for the best selection and to experience the bustling local atmosphere; easily accessible by foot from the Old Port.

Nektar Caféologue (Saint-Roch)

Food 1 hour

Enjoy expertly crafted coffee and light bites in the trendy Saint-Roch district, a hub for local creativity and vibrant street life.

Good to know

A great spot for a relaxed morning; explore the surrounding boutiques and street art of the Saint-Roch neighborhood afterward.

Chez Ashton

Food 1 hour

Indulge in an iconic Quebecois dish, poutine, at one of the city's most famous and beloved fast-food institutions.

Good to know

Expect a casual dining experience; perfect for a quick and satisfying traditional lunch.

La Korrigane Microbrasserie et Pub

Activity 2 hours

Sample a variety of craft beers brewed on-site, reflecting Quebec's growing artisanal beer scene, in a lively pub atmosphere.

Good to know

Located in the Saint-Roch area, it's a great spot to relax and try local brews; consider their tasting flights for variety.

Le Sam Bistro Évolutif (Fairmont Le Château Frontenac)

Food 2.5 hours

Conclude your trip with a memorable dinner offering contemporary Quebecois cuisine and stunning views of the St. Lawrence River from within the iconic Château Frontenac.

Good to know

Reservations are highly recommended, especially for window tables; dress smart casual to fit the elegant ambiance of the hotel.

Where to stay