Came here while visiting Mont Tremblant. Didn't want to eat at the village so found this place…read more The atmosphere is diverse. There is both the pub side with TVs for sporting events, and the dining room side with a log cabin type classic feel. Wait staff are extremely friendly. Got here just before a rush - the place does get very busy! Appetizers we ordered the tapas trio - which is your selection of 3 apps. We got the chicken satay with an awesome peanut satay sauce, the deep fried cauliflower, and the truffle potatoes. The truffle sauce for the potatoes was amazing. Very complex and just enough to split. The main course with the braised short ribs with the mashed potatoes. You don't have the upgrade the side - the mashed are a staff favourite. When the main course of braised short ribs came, it was amazingly tender, fall off the bone, and the sweet sauce was just right. The creamy mashed potatoes and veggies made a perfect finish. Cannot compliment the place enough. It lived up to the reputation and we will be back again! Great place for a dinner with friends or family just a few minutes from the slopes.

This rustic looking restaurant serves provides outstanding customer service with really good food…read morecooked up by a French chef. In the winter it has an afternoon ski vibe with tourist from all over the world.

Grabbed a reservation on OpenTable for late dinner. Location was nice in the city. They have a coat…read morecheck. We were seated upstairs. Our server was really good and the food was really good. We tried the non-alcoholic guava mule. The guava was nice and sweet and complimented the spicy of the ginger beer. We ordered a French onion soup, steak Diane, and a beef Wellington. The entrees came with choice of salad. We tried one of each , house Gibby salad and the blue cheese wedge. This was a lot of food for us. The French onion soup was my favorite, good flavor, lots of onions and that nice browned cheese top. Both salads were good, the house salad was a little lighter since the blue cheese wedge salad had a rich blue cheese dressing and bacon bits on top. The steak and beef Wellington was also good. In general, we ordered medium rare, it was a little bit rarer than I expected but not I'd edible. So something to think about if you need your meat to be cooked more. The prices seemed fair for a steakhouse and for the amount of food we ate.

After three solid days of seafood in PEI, we wrapped up our vacation in Montreal with a reservation…read moreat Gibbys for steak and cocktails. Walking in, the atmosphere struck me--it's dark and cozy, but still well lit enough to feel inviting. We were seated right away. I was a little worried about how we were dressed, but the vibe turned out to be pretty flexible. We saw everything from nicely dressed couples to a bachelor party--complete with the groom-to-be in a hotdog costume! The menu was straightforward but impressive. Every entrée comes with your choice of a Gibbys salad or a wedge salad with blue cheese, plus a potato (do yourself a favor and get the Monte Carlo--you'll thank me later). For my appetizer, I ordered the French onion soup. I've said before that certain restaurants have the "best" one, but this version may actually take the crown. It wasn't oily, and it was perfectly topped with a generous, melty layer of cheese--the way French onion soup should be. I followed that with the Gibbys salad and a 12-ounce filet. I love a good filet, and this one hit the mark. My husband went for the lamb with the wedge salad and enjoyed both thoroughly. By the end, we were far too stuffed for dessert, so we called it a night. If you're looking to splurge on a memorable, romantic dinner in Montreal, Gibbys is the place to go

This review is for the Brasserie. I especially wanted to try this place to get my foie gras fix and…read moreit was really good! I only wish the foie gras and the bread were served warm. The bone marrow with snails was also good, but the combination was a little weird. I liked the bone marrow. I liked the snails. But served together took away from enjoying each part on its own. The duck was roasted to perfection. The skin was so crispy and the meat just fell off the bone. Same goes for the braised veal cheeks. There was no bone to fall off of, but the meat was so tender and just came apart as soon as I pressed down with my knife. I can't wait to come back to try the Salle à Manger since it's a different menu. Foie gras parfait 8/10 Bone marrow, Burgundy snails 8/10 Braised veal cheeks 9/10 Duck confit 9/10

I tried this place a few days ago with three friends and we really loved it. The food is solid with…read morenice presentation, and the drinks is really well made too. Everyone working there was super welcoming and gave great service We did had to wait a bit for our main dishes since the place was completely packed, but the good music and lively atmosphere made the time pass by quickly

Great food, excellent service, and great prices. Steak was cooked to perfection, shrimp was fresh…read moreand tasty. Highly recommend to give them a try!

Such a quaint restaurant in Malone, NY the service, food and quick service was top notch. I think…read moreit's a family oriented restaurant you can tell. We had pasta with clams, Steak, and the best montréal crab cake appetizer.

When this place first open, I ran to get oysters with my best friend and they were really good…read more I did come back last week, which I never thought I would not because the service was bad again it's because it's so far away from me and it didn't make a drastic impact out of all the other restaurants I tried.

Big ass steak! It's sous vide style steak which is why it's on the pinker side. I think the it was…read morepretty good but I don't like my steak room temperature and it was pretty chewy. I enjoyed the presentation and the 3 sauces that came on the side as well as the mixed vegetables. It was a little over $100 but it was a huge portion so you could share among 2+ people. I also got the salmon tar tar entree which was okay. I think the texture was great and the salmon was fresh. But personally even though I love raw fish eating a whole portion of it like this was too much. The oysters were $1 CD a piece but they were very small and some barely had any meat. But overall fresh tasting. Overall the service was amazing and the presentation was beautiful.

Yelpers you know when you get something special and must write about it!…read more We had fried calamari, grilled squid, lamb, bitoque, grilled chicken thigh, chicken sandwich, coffee and desert. Everything was fresh, and you can taste it in every bite. The place is cozy with small cafe tables. From the time you sit you have the waiter brining your water. You do need to wait 15 minutes for bread... but it is because they are in the oven! The staff are fantastic, the owner walks the floor talking to clients. The cook comes out from the kitchen to ask if you like the food. You want to eat somewhere with good food and people... this is a must try!

Great steak and ambiance, and service was exceptional. No frills, no smoke and mirrors, just…read morehonest, properly priced good food.

Don't come here. This location clearly prioritizes cramming in as many seats as possible over basic…read morecomfort or a good customer experience. Tables are jammed so close together you end up shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers, dodging servers and elbows the whole time. It's noisy, cramped, and stressful -- the opposite of a relaxing meal. Layout makes no sense: tiny two-tops shoved beside high-traffic zones, larger parties squeezed into corners with zero space to move, and some tables practically touching the entrance or washroom hallway. You feel rushed before you even sit down. Chairs are hard and wobbly, there's no room for bags or coats, and you're constantly getting bumped because there's barely an aisle. If you value personal space, forget it. Service suffers because of the overcrowding. Staff are hustling but clearly stretched thin, so basics lag -- water refills, cutlery, checking in after food arrives. Food comes out at odd intervals and cools fast in the drafty spots. The noise level is cafeteria-grade; you end up shouting across the table. Accessibility is an afterthought: tight turns, blocked paths, and nowhere to park a stroller or mobility aid without being in someone's way. This isn't just my night, either. A lot of other reviews for the Saint-Bruno location say the same things: overbooked, packed in, chaotic atmosphere, long waits even with a reservation, and staff forced to manage a floor plan that puts turnover ahead of comfort. The pattern is pretty clear -- maximize seats, minimize experience. If management wants repeat customers, they need to pull tables, widen aisles, fix traffic pinch points near the door and washrooms, add soft surfaces to tame the reverb, and stop overbooking peak hours. Until then, there are plenty of places nearby that won't make you pay to feel like you're eating in a hallway.

Great vibe! Great T-Bone! Fantastic service bi-lingual French and English…read more Sat at the bar and enjoyed the evening with my SO. Apps were great! Mushroom crab caps. Wedge salad: outstanding! Highly recommend

Cozy winter vibes and a solid spot for a nice dinner!…read more We went here for dinner last night and took advantage of the oyster happy hour. We also really enjoyed the butternut squash and burrata appetizer. Very flavorful The steaks were ok. The filet is solid and had great flavor. The house steak was only ok. The fries are a letdown. I personally expect really excellent fries with steak frites and these were just meh. This place should be cutting their own fries and doing either the very fine shoestring fries or heartier natural cut, not ones that look straight from McDonald's. The wine we enjoyed was a great pick and recommended by our server. Service was thorough and friendly, no complaints there. The ambience was pleasant and cozy! It was a little expensive for what we got, in my opinion. Wouldn't go out of my way to return but would pop in if in the area again.

Les huîtres étaient minuscules et les mocktails coûtaient le même prix que les boissons…read morealcoolisées. Les tables étaient tellement rapprochées que nous ne pouvions pas circuler.

Just coming back from there for a brunch with my family .Got me a crepe with caramelized apples…read moreand Brie with Fudge to pour on and was delicious . Even though that place was extremely crowded and loud . Our waitress was very nice and professional. Since it was overcrowded service was quite slow but very good in general . Definitely a place I'd recommend and go back while in the region .

I had brunch here with my grandmother on January 2nd, 2019 and it wasn't too busy! The staff was…read moreefficient and we didn't have to wait long to be seated/served. I think they have a great menu, lots of good choices. I ended up getting sort of a mix of eggs, cheese, bacon, and breakfast potatoes. It was great! Portions are big but not so much that you won't be able to finish. Unless you have a small appetite. My grandmother got waffles and they were definitely too big for her. The decor isn't fancy but it also isn't too casual. It doubles as a brunch/steak house at night. Really liked it here and would recommend it.

Had dinner here while in town with my husband as he raved about it from his prior trips to MTL and…read moreWOW. He was not wrong. We ordered a variety of things (including things we wouldn't usually order to try and enjoy the full experience). We had a special that they were having that night similar to a charcuterie board, croquettes, hangar steak, lobster spaghetti, fries, bread and pickle, and a scallop soup type dish (I forget what it was called and honestly it was my absolute favorite most unique dish). The service is outstanding and our server was so knowledgeable and helpful. The space is small and intimate - perfect for a date night!

Overpriced bad food!…read more The filet mignon's texture is mushy, dried, and cold. It feels like some low-quality, unfresh meat. For $89 per 6oz serving, I expect the meat will be cooked perfectly and of top-notch quality. The bread served with escargot is hard and chewy; scallop soup is lumpy and lukewarm; the double down foie gras is just two pieces of hard bread which barely has any foie gras; duck breast sliced into 6 thin pieces serves with breakfast sausage; the meat is cold, covered by a gluey sauce; the presentation is disastrous. Asparagus is cold, and the cheese sauce on top is cold too. Maybe it's supposed to be cold? But it is weird to serve as a side of a meat course.