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Ninkasi bar et bistro

811, rue St-Jean, Québec

A wide selection of microbrewery beers, speciality coffees, wines and Québec spirits. Homemade cuisine and a festive atmosphere. A cultural venue offering various activities: comedy, improvisation, karaoke, shows, visual art and sports on the big screen.

Good to know

Paid parking on site and public transit nearby.

Contact details

811, rue St-Jean, Québec, Québec G1R 1R2

1 418 529-8538

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Getting there

Parking

Paid parking on site

Long-term parking

Public transit

Bus

Transportation services

Taxi available

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On site

Recreational and cultural activities

Concert, show
Conference
Tales and legends
Dance
Tasting
Exhibition
Films, screening
Role-playing game
Arcade games
Karaoke
Immersive show

Well-being and relaxation

Indoor relaxation area
Outdoor relaxation area
Terrace

Infrastructure and equipment

Heated shelter / relay
Meeting / reception room
Performance hall / auditorium

Comfort and amenities

Restrooms

Restaurant and food services

Café, tea room
Snack bar
Dining room

Admitted customers

Teens
Adults
Childrens
Groups

Groups

Entertainment available
Special schedule on request

Frequently asked questions

Where is Ninkasi bar et bistro located?

Ninkasi bar et bistro is located at 811, rue St-Jean, Québec.

Is there parking?

Yes: paid parking on site and long-term parking.

Can I get there by public transit?

Yes, by bus.

Can I eat on site?

Yes: dining room, snack bar and café, tea room.

Is there a terrace?

Yes, there is a terrace on site.

Is it a good outing with children?

Yes, children will find on site: tales and legends.

What amenities are available on site?

On site: restrooms.

Are groups welcome?

Yes, groups are welcome. Contact the establishment to plan your visit.

How can I contact the establishment?

You can reach the establishment by phone at 418 529-8538 or on its website: laninkasi.ca/bar.

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