Fun range of dishes from meat and fish through to great cheeses. They were so good we went there twice. Be sure to make a reservation because this city loves eating out.
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Everything is fresh and delicious. I would eat here every day. Try the Maui, a mix of fresh salmon, rice and red onion, cucumbers, avocado, lettuce, all topped with classic house sauce.
Get the foie gras for dessert, it's quite amazing. Never had something like this before (in a good way) :)
Try the Meat Platter - Pigs foot, garlic sausage, smoked meat, pork loins, pork shoulder, marinated tongue, mortadella, liver pancakes, apple coleslaw and potatoes!
Bill Addison: "The liver onslaught works best in dishes that emphasize contrast, like the lobster roll, garnished with hunks of foie, or the "canard en conserve" (duck in a can), another signature." En savoir plus .
Where to start with this place. It's a giant, three-story orange? And that inside of that orange, you'll find one of the city's finest hot dogs (served with ‘slaw, onions, mustard, and relish) Try it!
Neighborhood restaurant offering very honest Japanese "home cooked" dishes. Three items on the menu with one changing every week. Nice friendly owners. Try the Tokayaki and okonomiyaki...
Mont Royal is the gem of Montreal! During your vacation, get ready for an unforgettable experience as you enjoy views of the cityscape at 234m, the highest point of the park.
The place to go if you are in the mood for an upscale non-traditional French. Short proven menu of favorites that does not change much but remains seasonal and up to date. Good for special occasions
Very good 7 course dinner; well prepared "small, delicate and intricate" authentic traditional Japanese dishes (kaiseki served omakase style; chef's choice) with attentive service. Well worth a try.
This restaurant is really an authentic Chinese restaurant. It tastes even better than most of the restaurants I had in China. As a Chinese I would totally recommend this restaurant.
Food was vegan friendly, and delicious, and affordable, plus some kitties for entertainment.
Wilensky’s has been a Montreal institution since 1932. The setting, Special sandwich, and old-fashioned soda fountain make it a nostalgic stop in the Mile End area.
Seriously funny and even the audience gets a laugh or two. Must see to feel good! Plus it's a cheap date rate! #funnyisthenewtherapy
Amazing local experience. Food is great and people are friendly and welcoming.
A definite winner for the Mile-Ex area and a great place to enjoy craft beer and elevated pub grub. Check out the monk fish burger with those awesome fries.
