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Unfooled! The entire restaurant has an artistic vibe, from the decor to the chairs. The menu offers fantastic options for surf, turf, and vegetarian dishes, all... read more Unfooled! The entire restaurant has an artistic vibe, from the decor to the chairs. The menu offers fantastic options for surf, turf, and vegetarian dishes, all of which are not only visually stunning but also incredibly tasty! This place is truly remarkable, making it a perfect complement to such a wonderful museum. The menu items are just $18 and quite filling.

My experience at the restaurant was disappointing. It took a long time to be seated, and I had to ask for a menu since none was provided. I ordered salmon, but... read more My experience at the restaurant was disappointing. It took a long time to be seated, and I had to ask for a menu since none was provided. I ordered salmon, but I didn't realize it would be part of a larger dish. When my entrée arrived, it was too spicy for my taste, and I don't eat spicy food. I informed the waiter about my concern, and they assured me they would make sure my dish wouldn't be spicy. However, after some time, I was told that the salmon was out of stock. I ended up taking whatever the staff suggested. Unfortunately, when the food arrived, nearly everything was too spicy for me, except for some bread, greens, and shrimp.

Absolutely impressed! The entire restaurant has a stunning artistic vibe, from the decor to the chairs. The food—whether you choose surfing, turf, or vegetarian... read more Absolutely impressed! The entire restaurant has a stunning artistic vibe, from the decor to the chairs. The food—whether you choose surfing, turf, or vegetarian options—offers beautifully presented and incredibly tasty dishes. What a fantastic place, perfectly suited for such a lovely museum! The menus are just $18 and definitely satisfying.

An excellent art museum! I wasn’t sure what to expect since we come from NYC, which has a lot of art museums, but this one was wonderfully curated and presented... read more An excellent art museum! I wasn’t sure what to expect since we come from NYC, which has a lot of art museums, but this one was wonderfully curated and presented. It was fantastic to discover some incredibly talented artists from Quebec. The building's architecture is also impressive. The standout for me was the David Altmejd piece, The Flux and the Puddle. It's such an amazing and intricate work! I could have spent hours just admiring it.

National Art Museum of Quebec offers a stunning interior design featuring many renowned art pieces. The atmosphere is open and peaceful, making it an enjoyable... read more National Art Museum of Quebec offers a stunning interior design featuring many renowned art pieces. The atmosphere is open and peaceful, making it an enjoyable place to visit. It's also very family-friendly. Definitely worth a trip! Their permanent exhibitions have free admission until April.

There’s a lot to see and experience here, with something for everyone! I particularly loved the contemporary art exhibition and the displays on Québécois design... read more There’s a lot to see and experience here, with something for everyone! I particularly loved the contemporary art exhibition and the displays on Québécois design history. The space is quite expansive, so make sure to allocate plenty of time to explore everything. Be ready to walk a lot, and don’t forget to bring a water bottle! They close at 5 PM, so plan accordingly.

Very good museum in Quebec. Bourdais exposition was fascinations as we were able to meet a québécois artist. The staff was very very kind, they showed they real... read more Very good museum in Quebec. Bourdais exposition was fascinations as we were able to meet a québécois artist. The staff was very very kind, they showed they really like their job and the museum

What a good museum! Multiple floors in three buildings, joined by a pedestrian tunnel. From historic to contemporary, works from Quebec artists, Quebec scenes.... read more What a good museum! Multiple floors in three buildings, joined by a pedestrian tunnel. From historic to contemporary, works from Quebec artists, Quebec scenes. Impressive exhibition of works by Inuit artist, Manasie Akpaliapik. Entire gallery for each of several artists, including Pellan, Lemieux, Riopelle, Leduc, etc. Fun pictures as part of Mimèsis, where people re-created paintings in their own homes. Creative use of the former jail cells in the Baillairgé pavilion, currently for displays about the Rohingya. I spent two hours, but it would be easy to spend longer. Nice gift shop. The café on the ground floor of the main building didn’t appear to offer any vegan meals.