Dagobert

This is definitely the worst club I've ever been to. We bought tickets online for their new year's eve party. Although people had tickets, everyone had to wait in line for at least an hour because apparently the club was full and they couldn't admit more people! They had sold more tickets than the club could fit!! The bouncers were super rude and were telling the wet people (cause it was raining) who were waiting in-line for more than an hour to shut up! Will never visit again. There are far more better clubs in Quebec city. Stay away from this one falks

Nice local bar/club in Old Quebec with a decent patio and outdoor area. Plenty of space compared to other spots so it’s easier to sit and grab a quick drink without having to play any nonsense games.

This place is huge on the inside, with three floors and two different DJ's playing. They randomly sprayed confetti and foam from the ceiling throughout the night. Definitly more for younger people, and it gets packed towards the end of the night. All in all, I had a great time dancing and partying there, and there was no cover (it was Friday night). Though I recommend pre-gaming before you go, its difficult to get drunk there otherwise.

Rudest bartender on second floor. We bought tequila shots, tipped him well, asked for lime wedges and he said “we don’t have lime”. I saw a bunch of limes on the counter and asked him to cut them for us and he said “no i’m not giving you limes. I don’t have time for that. Too bad”. What kind of bartender acts like this? Disgusting.

This club continues to excel! Our group was over 100 and they did not disappoint...till next time!

Le Dagobert, an icon of old Québec and now the last danceclub on Grande Allée (if I recall correctly). A place that is almost a rite of passage once one is of age to drink, where most went at least once for a night fueled by alcohol.More often than not, you will have to wait in line to go in, be it if you enter from the front or on the left side's entry, normally you will wait for about 5 minutes, sometime a couple minutes more, but depending on the night, it can go way beyond 10 minutes, like if there's an event or long weekend, be ready. Once inside you will see that it's almost always crowded, often being very crowded. If you go on the dancefloor on the second level, forget about the concept of personal space, you will get stepped on, bumped in, you might get pushed around and just get the collateral of whatever's happening around you.Lots of people mean lots of different people, some good, some bad. Lots of alcohol in a place full of people mean lots of drunk people. And like previously said those person are different, some are there to have fun, some to get completely strung out, some are there to dance other for the ambiance & all... But there are those who come with bad intent, instigating fights and there are those who think the world revolve around them, have no respect, no understanding of consent & what no mean.Lately there are a lot of those. A lot. Staying cool headed can be difficult, especially if you go out with girl friends, and if they are either pretty or have something that makes them stand out, 100% chance at least one dude will get handsy or be way too insisting, not taking no for an answer. And personally, I don't have patience for that, so lately often it gets a bit physical. But at least, the staff there will take action if you explain the situation & ask them to remove the person causing issue.Other than that beat is alright, music is what you'd expect from the dagobert, lots of mashups of pop, hip-hop or rock songs with known house anthem, house/club remix of mainstream songs, some top 40 songs, classic songs with some new club bangers and some older one sprinkled throughout. Soundsystem is pretty good, sound is loud but still defined, mix never sound like its redlining from what I recall.Tldr; it's okay, music is overall okay, staff is okay too, alcohol selection is minimal, there's always something going on, can be* a nice place to meet & get physically intimate with a person of your choice on the same night, crowd is young, lots of dudes with a minority being entitled & disrespectful pos.*experiences may vary

Grande Allee is the night street that never sleeps on weekends with most-lively atmosphere.One of the most busiest night club that only opens from Friday to Sunday. Have different floors with different music on each floor.Nice DJ and music, youthful vibe, plentiful bar stations, and high raised stage to hop-on and dance.Must visit if you are looking for night-life in Quebec as other streets may be pretty dead after 10-11 pm.

The inside is nice, there are many bar stations and the staff was pretty friendly and helpful. The music was fun and pretty mainstream with all kinds of different stuff from the past 20 years. One thing about this place is that it's very geared towards young people. Nearly every person there seemed about 18 or even younger. So keep that in mind when planning to come here if that's something you want or not.I only stayed in the main room on the ground floor which had mainly hip hop and rap when I went.They charge $2.50 for coat check.

Visited this nightclub during a trip to Quebec City. Enjoyed the multiply levels with different music, different vibes on each floor so you’ll find something you like. Security were fairly friendly even to non-French speakers (and even drunk non-French speakers). If I’m ever back in the city I might come here again, tequila is cheap!