To do :
L'impérial and le petit-impérial for shows Parc National de la Jacques-Cartier for somme hiking
To eat : The post office (restaurant) Corner Dorcherster / St-Joseph (everything at 5$, really good food, arrive around 17:00 not to be in a line up)
La souche, La korrigane and La barberie are cool microbrewreries you might like. You can eat there but not at la barberie
Le Cloché Penché on St-Joseph, not far from the post office (Try the cassoulet) Mama grilled cheese (best grilled cheese) Le Cerlce in front of Le cloché penché ( trendy, owner is some kind of judge in a tv show) Le Bistro Boréal (more expensive) on St-Jean (old town) (really good and the owner is also a judge of some sort) Snack Bar Saint-Jean for the best poutine in town (On Saint-Jean, outside the walls) 418-522-GRAS Chez Victor (Several location, good burgers (bison, salmon, Angus etc..)) The Hobbit, is a good bistro On St-joseph I think If you take the ferry to Lévis, just in front of the terminal is the Barbacoa, a BBQ restaurant (they smoke the meat themselves) it's not expensive and it was really good. (Pork, beef and chicken of different cuts with sides of beans, cole slaw, fries, green salads lots of choices) Le Cochon Dingue for brunch Bars : Le Sacrilège on Saint-Jean (outside the walls) almost in front of the snack-bar ( Nice terrasse in the summer, good beer, nice place) Le bateau de nuit ((kinda pirate pub, with the best microbrewed selection in town) 275 Rue Saint-Jean (there is no sign, on the second floor, blue door) Le Pub Nelligan's (scotch and engilsh beer, on Sainte-Geneviève near Le Sacrilège) La revanche to play board games.
For clubbing, on grande allées : le Maurice and le Dagobert.