Had a great lunch at Le Pain Beni. We both chose the daily special and our entrees were imaginative and filling. The place was busy but we still experienced great service.

Delicious food and a good value. Found the prices here lower than many other restaurants in town. Don't miss out on the cheese fondue. The staff is wonderful. Very friendly and accomodating.

This restaurant was in my hotel and I had all I could do to force myself to eat elsewhere. The wine list is huge with lots of great choices. The grilled romaine hearts salad with cheese fondue was out of this world. Staff was friendly, prices reasonable. Atmosphere was perfect for couples or even dining alone.

Great Outdoor patio in lower town. Can get sunny but the trees provide lots of shade. Have some indoor space as well. Very friendly staff. Easily seated when we went to dine there on a Sunday around 11 AM on a long weekend. I had the Casserole Au Gratin (Scrambled Eggs, Rabbit, Bacon, Onions Confit, Scalloped potatoes and Hollandaise). I... More

One of the best meals I have had for a very reasonable price. I started with the soup of the day which was a puréed vegetable soup, followed by the braised lamb ( cooked to perfection)pappardelle and finished with a maple favored cream brûlée. ( finally a place that can cook a crime brûlée ). All of these and a... More

We stayed at Place D"Armes (loved it, will do a separate review on the hotel) and had dinner at Pain Beni our first night in Quebec City. It was wonderful. My husband raved about the beef carpaccio and the deer. I ordered the cod and it was fabulous Our server was friendly and went out of his way to make... More

Very weel located. Great food, Friendly staff. Very nice decor. You have the option of creating your own full course menu (petite table, grande table, little full), which is an original way of doing things in my opinion. My wife had the black cod and it was at the same time delicious and original. I had the cassoulet (which was... More

I had free breakfast with my stay at the hotel attached. The breakfast was a very decently proportioned, wonderfully tasting way to start my days. The restaurant was always full, and for good reason! Must visit while in Quebec City!

Dinner at Le Pain Beni (www.painbeni.com) proved to be the equivalence of a two-Michelin star restaurant. It was located a stone’s throw from Le Chậteau Frontenac in the Upper Town (Haute-Ville) section, and was connected to the Auberge Place d’Armes. The attractive décor was an eclectic combination of antiquities (such as the brick and stone walls that dated to the... More