Have you been wanting to try the Alsatian specialty flammekueche for a long time and are looking for a brasserie restaurant serving this dish in Quebec City? Alternatively, if you're more tempted by traditional fish and chips, check out our information on 3 Brasseurs.
Why choose flammekueche or classic fish and chips at our restaurant-bar in Quebec City?
You must be asking yourself these questions if you don't know much about our breweries! However, you will soon be convinced after reading this article.
First and foremost, we offer all our customers a unique setting where they can enjoy a relaxing break with a group of friends. In other words, you'll love having a drink during happy hour with one or more colleagues. You can just have a beer or a soda after work.
Alternatively, you could continue by booking a table to enjoy a flammekueche in our restaurant-brasserie in Quebec City, in the St-Jean-Baptiste district. You can find all of our flammekueches, with a list of ingredients, on the menu on our website. We offer a wide variety of flammekueches, including gratinée and New Delhi.
A better-known gastronomic specialty, fried fish with French fries is also on offer at our restaurant. As with tarte flambée, we list the ingredients used in this fish dish. For example, we specify the sauces and vegetables served with it, such as cabbage and French fries.
To enjoy the best flammekueche in our cozy Quebec bar and restaurant in the St-Jean-Baptiste neighborhood, be sure to order the perfect beer to accompany it. Ask a server for recommendations on the best way to pair this dish with a draft beer.
With this typical Alsatian dish, you will want to choose a blonde beer, unless you prefer an ambrée. You can ask our waiters about the drinks made in our restaurant-brasserie in our restaurant bar.
What you need to know about our restaurant located in Quebec City on Grande Allée
After reading this article, are you ready to eat at our Quebec brasserie? Are you ready to enjoy the best flammekueches with locally brewed beers? If so, find out when our Quebec City brasserie is open. This establishment is usually open on Mondays and Sundays. By reading the description of this restaurant, you will also find the correct address and phone number to call us.
Before reserving a table by phone or via our online form, take a look at our list of specialities. In addition to the best flammekueche and fried fish, we serve cold dishes, sandwiches and salads. Hot specialities such as sauerkraut and poutine are also on the Gazette 3 Brasseurs menu.
Once you've finished your fried fish or four-cheese flammekueche, you might fancy a delicious dessert. We recommend, for example, mini churros, a warm waffle, and our crème brûlée. You will also find a wide selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to accompany our specialities: sparkling water, beer cocktails, white and red wines, and of course craft beers.
