I was really excited to visit Maison St. Paul after reading fantastic reviews and seeing their…read moreenticing menu. Unfortunately, when I arrived, I found a notice on the door indicating that the restaurant was currently closed, even though it was supposed to open at 5 PM according to Yelp. I understand these things happen, and I appreciate their communication. I'm looking forward to dining here in the future and will update my review once I have the chance to experience it properly. For now, just a heads-up for fellow diners!

Still dreaming of my dinner here! Absolutely amazing experience from start to finish. We came with…read morea group for their F1 Grand Prix price fixe as it was more reasonable than others. Service was phenomenal and our waiter checked in frequently with us. The food was absolutely immaculate. My favorite starter was the salmon crudo. For the main, two people carried out a mouth dropping spread of tiger shrimp, scallops, grilled octopus, lobster, lamb chops and a tomahawk. More than enough food for the 6 and everything was cooked perfectly- octopus wasn't chewy and the meats were super flavorful and tender. They were very accommodating to dietary restrictions as well. They had a DJ and lively atmosphere after dinner so we stayed and got bottle service. Fun spot with great food is always a winner in my eyes. I will definitely be coming back next time I'm in Montreal!

Been here a few times albeit always in the "apero" hours. The price matches the cocktails you'll…read morebe getting. You can go off-card and order something else. We've always been well advised over there, barman suggested different spirits and they revisit some classics like the old-fashioned topped off with a pecan. I find the cocktail card rather inventive. The place can get a little noisy, not really the cozy ambiance you would get in other speakeasys in the city (and that's ok).

Great bar with great variety of wine. The inside is pretty. Food could get better. They initially…read morebrought us bread that was super hard, couldn't be eaten, we got it changed.

Not certain this place still exists. If it does, we could not locate it. Supposed to be on the…read morepier at 2 Rue de la Commune, but we had no luck. Had a pretty good meal at No 900 on McGill.

Great terrace seating overlooking old port. Have a drink and share some plates. The prosecco…read moresangria was refreshing on a warm day. Service was exceptional. Our waitress was attentive and gave great advice on where and what to do around Montreal.

If possible I would have given this place a 0 star. Entering the bar, there is a weird smell - and…read moreit is not from fresh shellfish. Oyster was far from fresh - or frankly some of the worst I ever had - and served on a bed of sea salt, rather than ice. The guy who opened the oysters put his nose to each oyster he was opening...WARNING SIGN... The salmon tartar was not fresh, and overly chopped. Felt more like a salmon mash, than a tartar. Sitting in the bar area, cheese was prepared on the same bench as the the shellfish. Never seen this anywhere else. I warn anyone from going to this restaurant. It is possible one of the worst food experiences I have had in my life. -Signed the Boyfriend I'm pretty miserable over the experience too. - Caroline

Bar Garçonnière's intimate setting in a cozy Old Montreal building with stone walls make it a great…read moreplace to enjoy an evening out. It has an extensive collection of champagnes and sparkling wines to be accompanied by oysters and tartares. There are also main dishes and salads for a full meal. The prices are very reasonable and my group had a sparkling wine (60$), half a dozen oysters (18$), and a fig salad with boccocini and prosciutto (14$). I'd definitely go back and recommend it for whatever occasion.

It gets crowded fast, but the energy is part of the charm. Food and wine were both excellent.read more

I rarely give 5 stars. But I could not find a fault with my experience there. Service was perfect…read more Knowledgeable, not pesky and well mannered. My two friends and I enjoyed duck, cheese, olive and pork items from the tasting menu. And a gorgeous Cote du Rhone bottle. Good value as well. Montreal blows Toronto away in this category of resto/bar/after work spot.

pan tamate and iberico earned the 5 stars, the tirudito, lobster cones and gazpacho kept it going,…read moretopped off with churros and tiramis. service was excellent and we felt welcome and sated

It was near the Hotel we were staying n it had good reviews so we decided to try. Food was good…read more Octopus very good. Seafood paella was very good, oysters were ok. Tenderloin cubes were good. However, We sat above the kitchen so the smoke came up when they grilled something, which was often, n my hair n my clothes all ended up smelling like smoke. They need a better ventilation system. Service was a little abrupt, I felt the guy was a little rude. He kept reaching over us to clean the plates instead of going around. I'm paying good money, I expect a little courtesy. it wasn't even busy. there were have these small glass of water n I had to keep asking for refills. Just leave a bottle of water in the table like other restaurants! The ladies were very friendly n asked if I wanted sparklers for my birthday, when she sat us down, I said yes, of course. But since we didn't order desert, I got nothing. Boo. Food was good, service ok hence the 4 stars

Nice sunny day to sit out and enjoy some seafood and sangria. I was sat quick, I beat the Friday…read morelunch rush by a little bit. I ordered quickly. Calamari for an app. A lobster roll for my meal and a drink. The sangria came quick and was good, a little syrupy. The calamari and lobster roll took a while, but maybe they are a bit more relaxed in Canada. No one was available, even for me to waive down, no check ins either. Again, probably customary in Montreal, I don't know the culture that well. The calamari was pretty looking, but it was tough as a well done leather glove. The "lobster roll" had about two pieces of lobster, the rest was small shrimp. The flavor was good, the bun was perfect. But still, for the price, a disappointment. The French fries were delicious but soggy. Maybe that was a spin on Poutine.??? I sat for an hour without being able to get someone. I will not return.

Arrived in Montreal a couple of hours ago and checked out Boqueria, near my hotel. Reviews looked…read moresolid and happy to share that it delivered. Open kitchen with two chefs and two front of the house staff who were warmly welcomed me and were professional throughout. Had the oysters, clean and crisp with a nice Spanish Cava. Tried the lobster croquetas and the anchovy toast points. Tapas were in point, the anchovies were a tad too salty for me. Ended up ordering the catch of the day, butterflied sea bream. It was the piece de resistance. The fish was perfectly cooked, and the cheek/head was juicy all the way to the tail. The sides were fine, the papas bravas could have been crispier, but fine. Green beans were nicely seasoned. Had half and waved the white flag. Paired it with a tasty Albariño. Great start to quick sojourn in Montreal.

Excellent service. Food very tasty. Not typical Peruvian…read more Dishes are Peruvian with the chefs twist. We enjoyed all of the dishes we selected. We four, ordered 6 dishes from the tapas section to share. Very good portions. Staff very helpful in adjusting the spices when possible. Strongly recommend.

Best old fashioned I've had, not to sweet, the bartender, Max was great. would 100% go back.read more

After a day of shopping downtown, my wife and I exited the Metro at Mont-Royal and started walking…read moreto our temporary home for the week in the neighborhood. Just before arriving, we decided to stop in to Les Torchés for a drink or two. I was happy to see a wide variety of beers on tap, and chose a pint of Murphy's Irish Stout ($10) to start. After inquiring whether margaritas were made from scratch or from a premade concoction, my wife chose the margarita ($11) and then happily watched as the bartender put all the individual ingredients together in a chilled glass. Given how horrible one of our previous experiences was with a totally unfriendly bartender at an unnamed establishment in the same general vicinity as Les Torchés, I would be remiss if I didn't mention how sociable the bartender at Les Torchés was. After learning that we were visiting, she went out of her way to make us feel welcome. And even though she was responsible for patrons both inside and in the outdoor patio area, she still made time to check on us and to inquire how we were doing and whether we were ready for another drink. My wife declined, but I took her up on her offer of another pint of Murphy's. All-in-all, it was a splendid respite from a hectic day of shopping. If possible, we will return for another, longer, visit.

We came here only for drinks. It was a cute little Mexican bar/restaurant in the city of Montreal…read more The service was good and the drinks were good also. I got a Paloma and my colleague got a Mezcal tester which came with 3 different shots. I can't remember the names of them all but one of them was casamigos. The ambience was alright and chill and they had good music.

Made reservations and sat a good 50 mins before we realized our neighbours got their food . Had to…read morefinally wave down the young waitress who finally checked telling us our order had not gone through . I realize that gone are the days of attentive service in many places but this was one of the worse in montreal. We may have been lucky bc food did not look very appetizing and we left. Also BEWARE they no longer have a liquor license so only Mocktails are served . In a city with so many better choices Will def never return .