Le Drague Cabaret Club

The waiters were very friendly. And it's a quiet place to have a drink.

Mathilde was one of the best server I have ever seen my unlimited mimosa glass was always full, she gave us a shot for free and she was being incredibly kind. We loved her so muuuuch. Give her a raise!!!!

A well-crafted, human, and friendly show

Canceling my song twice at karaoke, not cool. Thanks for the unnecessary frustration, I hope you'll reflect on your behavior, you nasty person!

I went to the Cabaret for the 30th anniversary of the Seraphin boutique. I was pleasantly surprised by the place and the service; the appetizers were exquisite.

A truly exquisite experience ✨ This venue redefines the art of the festive brunch with remarkable elegance. The drag queen performances are exceptional: charisma, precision, sumptuous costumes, and captivating stage presence—a true spectacle worthy of the grandest stages. The cuisine lives up to the show: refined, creative, and flawlessly executed. Each dish is a subtle balance of flavors and textures, presented with impeccable attention to detail. And the unlimited mimosas complete the experience with a much-appreciated sparkling touch 🥂 The atmosphere is chic, vibrant, and deeply inclusive, creating an environment where you feel both privileged and completely at ease. A must-visit for those seeking a sophisticated, festive, and memorable outing.

I go there often and the atmosphere is always great. The crowd is good, special mention to the super sweet staff, it's still a go-to in Quebec City. A major highlight: the drag shows. Honestly, they're really impressive every time—they kick off the night on a high, the performances are solid, and it's definitely worth the trip. Afterwards… the comedown can be rough. The dance floor downstairs is never up to scratch, and the music is always remixed. You recognize a song, you're ready for the key moment, and then it teases for no reason. It ends up killing the vibe more than anything else. If I wanted to hear ABBA's "Gimme Gimme" playing techno before I could dance, I'd go to Ardène at Place Laurier. Before anyone asks why I keep coming back: it's the only gay bar in Quebec City. I still highly recommend it. Just come for the shows… and adjust your expectations for the rest of the night.

The atmosphere wasn't great, the music in the basement wasn't awesome, they should have a bit more of a vibe.

I really like this bar, but I had an uncomfortable experience last Saturday. The bartender (woman, wearing a cap) stopped my payment because I hadn’t selected a tip and asked me to leave one. Tipping is not mandatory, and being pressured like that felt unprofessional. I hope management addresses this.

The place is huge, beautifully decorated. It's lively.

She is exactly who she thinks she is.