Located in the eclectic and historical area of McGill. This plant based restaurant is definitely a…read moreplace to try. Inside the decoration and the ambiance is very humble. About 15 tables maybe. Very cozy, perhaps too cozy... I made reservation and I am glad I did as it was packed inside. I ordered the cheesesteak sandwich with the side salad. The sandwich was great, the "cheese" was a cashew style cheese. The "meat" was also perfectly marinated, 5/5. The side salad was leafy greens and pumpkin seeds. The vinegarette was balsamic, it was good but the salad did not have a lot of dressing on it, 4/5. Service was prompt and courteous. Prices are decent. Definitely recommend

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Lola Rosa. The vegan restaurant features a a good selection of…read moresandwiches, salads, appetizers and main dishes. We tried the eggplant batha and "steak" sandwich on a pretzel bun. The eggplant was full of flavor. The "steak" was seitan meant to mimic not steak, but brisket. It was very good, and we particularly like the bun. It was served with a side salad, though there was an option to substitute a sweet potato for a small charge. It is a cute little place that also has beer and wine. Sorry, I forgot to take pics of the food.

Amazing juice selections but a bit overpriced for the bottled pressed juice. I would come here for…read morethe made to order smoothie. I also got their pre-made chia pudding from the fridge section. The first couple bites with the topping was good but 60% of the rest of It was chia pudding that was overly condensed. Would have been better if it had more liquid + topping + layered variety.

We finally have a real juice bar at the Square at Dix30. This brand new spot just opened a few days…read moreago. If you are thirsty or hungry, or just feel like having an healthy snack during your break, I would highly recommend this place. Plus, Alexa who is taking care of Crux is such an inspiring and dynamic person. They don't offer only juice, kombucha and smoothie, but also wraps, salads and yogurts. The wrap I ordered was super healthy and tasty. I also tried two smoothies this week and they were both delicious. I love the organic coffee they use for their iced latte. Since Crux opened, I try to go everyday. It's so convenient and directly in the middle of The Square. I'm going to become a regular there and you should try it ASAP.

Omg Don't miss this gem…read moreVictoria avenue has a winner Food was delicious and exotic Service excellent and attentive on a busy Friday night DONT MISS MOGHEL TANDOORI

Another BYOB Indian restaurant but this time in a more " elegant " dining setting. More expensive…read morethen all the other Indian restaurants that I go to (perhaps rent is ridiculously expensive in St Lambert) I personally don't know if I like it or not. We chose vegetarian table d'hôte for two and to be honest it was bad. It was just not that good either. Ok. Ok. This is just MY opinion (I grew up and work in the restaurant business). So here's my problem. All three main dishes seems to have the same base sauce that has been tweaked with by the addition of different spices for each of them. The texture of the sauce (that's what gave it up) is exactly the same as those bottles Indian sauces that you buy at the grocery store. Like it has been thicken with some sort of commercial emulsifier. It felt like they had tubs of it in the back. Something wasn't right. Another thing is that it wasn't spicy at all! We had to ask for hot sauce. Probable because the place is in St Lambert and they try to cater to the clients taste buds. Americanized menu?? I think so. Another thing is that I could taste the fake powdered chicken bouillon in the food. Everything seemed to be on the sweet side as well. Like I said, not bad but not good at all. Not worth the price. I guess it's like the Chez Lien but Indian version. The service was shall I say...weird!?! They were polite but I felt like I was being served by robots. One of our waiter, because we had the whole wait staff (5) waiting on our table, only pointed things. No one word came out of his mouth. One last thing. WHERE IS THE STAINLESS PEOPLE!!!

When we arrived it did take them a long time to greet us, even though there was only one other…read moretable in use. Once they did greet us they were super friendly. All and all I enjoyed this restaurant- the portions were reasonable and the food was tasty. Staff were bilingual which was great. When we were done, and had to use the restrooms, I was surprised/ disappointed with my selection of restrooms. They had three bathroom doors: one labelled for men, and two labeled for both men and women. Question... where's the female's only bathroom? Why are there two gender neutral and one man and ZERO women? Make this make sense. Why wouldn't you just have one for each? Make everyone happy. It's a shame, the ambiance was beautiful the place was clean, the service was good and the food was good, but I can't say I'd go back knowing as a biological female I'm not worthy of restroom for people like me.

We were blown away by the service, artistry,presentation, and taste of our meal. We did the shared…read morethree course journey, and every option at every course was nothing short of amazing. Both our chef and waitress checked on us during each course. They provided information on the different plates. I finished my meal off with a cappuccino. We highly recommend this restaurant.

I really like the variety that this place has. It's all vegetarian/vegan. You can opt for…read moreindividual meals they have like sandwiches and drinks or you can go for the buffet which charges you per pound of food. My friends and I went for the buffet after practice and it was perfect. The food was warm and we ate enough for the price. My plate was around $17 and I was very full by the end of it. The food is warm and delicious. Some stuff was missing since it was very close to closing but that's ok. I do wish the dessert was included in the price (it's a separate weight fee). The restaurant is big (the buffet is upstairs) so there's enough seating if you go with a group. It's always nice to add another vegetarian/vegan restaurant to my list of recommendations!

I really enjoyed most of the veg/vegan spots I visited in Montreal, but Resto was a nice change of…read morepace since they do buffet style. It reminded me of cities in Europe where this is very common (think Scandinavia or Switzerland.) It wasn't fully vegan but there were plenty of vegan options and they were all well-labeled. As is usual for a buffet, it's hard to not go too 'all-in' when you first start loading up your plate. Everything will look good and you want to try it all. The staff was really helpful when we arrived, explaining any of the little details about how their particular service works. And there was A LOT of seating, so this is a good option if you have a somewhat larger group. My partner and I got a view overlooking the bottom floor and outside and it was perfect.

I tried a shiitake burger and fries. It was all okay. There was nothing wrong with it, but there…read morewas also nothing particularly memorable or tasty that makes me really want to return.

DO NOT eat here. The worst food i've had in years or ever at a restaurant. ordered the nachos…read more first off it was topped with brown lettuce that i removed(husbands sandwich also had brown lettuce). my nachos had like one bite of cheese and 5 beans. i could not eat it. my kids "buffalo wings" were beyond burnt and no sauce on them. it came with a slaw that we couldn't even eat. husbands sandwich came with soggy fries and sandwich was also gross. never again. shameful

hidden gem restaurant not too far from the biodome. free street parking in front…read more the place looked small from outside but is very roomy inside. the staff was super friendly and forgiving that we don't speak french. We were not embarrassed to use google translate to look at the menu. we enjoyed everything we ordered including the thai fried rice. they give you generous portions. the general tso chicken was our least favorite but overall kids didn't complain.

Great Asian food here. Ordered the spring rolls which are popular here and they're good. Got the…read morebeef and vegetables and it's tasty. Takes a little while to receive order which can be good if you're looking to have a decent amount of time with family or friends. Good overall place.

We LOVE Lov! This was our second visit, and just like the first about a year ago, our meal was…read moresimply sublime. We appreciated the excellent service and the light, airy, plant-filled decor. I had a lavender latte--delicious with delicate floral notes. Hubby had eggs benedict and I had a mushroom crostini, just awesome. It was so much food that I took half of it home to enjoy later. I was happy they use completely compostable takeout containers too! We will be back, Lov!

We went for a family lunch and were pleasantly surprised by the offerings. The menu is completely…read morevegetarian and many of the dishes are vegan. The French onion soup was a delightful interpretation with a beer broth loaded with onions accompanied by a thick slice of bread covered with gooey melted cheese on the side. The coconut curry was delicious -- a combination of stewed lentils served with a vegetable medley and turmeric rice. The crispy "fish" tacos were truly authentic with a topping of aioli and red cabbage. The service was delightful and caring. The ambiance is buzzy and French cafe style.

New branch location for the plant-based corporation. The staff here is very welcoming and will help…read moreyou by recommending the best options for your meal. I took the Asian Fusion Power bowl with teriyaki shiitake and it was very tasty! Just be careful when turning the corner to sit with your food: you could run into someone!

My workplace is situated in an area which I like to call a 'vegan food dessert' (hint:…read moreGriffintown). Especially when it comes to breakfast and brunch, the options are toast with PB&J, not even potatoes because they're fried in animal fat. So as you can imagine as soon as I saw Copper Branch finally opened, I rushed there and I even gave up the free lunch I was supposed to get from the company, which usually has salads and sandwiches with roasted vegetables as vegan options. Or some weird thick pizza with just tomato sauce on it. Yum....... Not! I tried the general Tao bowl which was quite tasty, especially with quinoa as a base. So if you're vegan or not give it a try, it's already getting quite busy at lunch time, that's clearly a testimony to the vegan food dessert I was talking about.

I've been to this location of Copper Branch a couple of times. The food quality and preparation is…read morecomparable to other branches. Featuring burgers, soup/chilli, their infamous salad bowls that are available in small or regular/large size. There are for choices in themes/veggie base , then you pick your grain and protein. The large size of the sled bowls are pretty filling, I can never finish them. The price ranges 12-16$. There is plenty of seating indoor and outdoors. There is a sink for customers get water and empty cups which I thought was a nice touch.I wouldn't say their staff cleans up often because I saw bowl toppling over with a full garbage and recycling bins. However for vegan fast food I can't expect anything less for cleanliness.

I'm a meat eater! However, I find that this vegan "fast food" restaurant is quite good…read more The Asian Fusion bowl is packed with great flavour and a good amount food to fill you up even though it's all vegetables! I even enjoyed the "fake protein" in it (it's all about the sauce). I also tried the Copper Burger, kind of odd seeing a "beet" burger, in no way does it taste like meat...but it was very good as a sandwich...just don't call it a burger ;) Everything was fresh and very well presented! Prices vary between $8 - $12. I can't believe I'm saying this...but I will definitely be back even though I would normally grab a burger from a fast food joint! Give it a try and don't let the "vegan" scare you off, think of it as "tasty HEALTHY fast food joint" instead!