(Fr plus bas) If look wise, you feel to be transported in…read moreone of these Classic villas kind of restaurants that you can find in NY'S Little Italy, this is it. I'm vegan an eating no gluten, no problemo, a few choices available! Green salad: balsamic a little bit too vinaigretty for me. But fresh yummy veggies. Arrabiata gluten free penne: simply yummy! This sauce is just amazing: perfect mix if tomatoes, garlic, and spices. And the sauce is just thick enough to stay on pasta. Would definitely come back! For a date: I was on a quiet evening. It can definitely sit a lot of people so my guest is it can get noisy. On my night: soft music. Love the soft romantic lighting; feels like we are on a patio at night. Oh, and don't forget to go to the bathroom for a quick Free Italian lesson ;) --- Si vous cherchez à vous transporter dans un de ces petits restaurants de style villas qu'on retrouve souvent dans La Petite Italia de NY, vous y êtes. Je suis végane et sans gluten, no problemo, quelques choix de disponibles. Salad verte: la vinaigrette balsamique était un peu trop vinaigrée à mon goût mais les légumes étaient frais et croustillants! yummy! Pâtes sans gluten Arrabiata: simplement wow! La sauce est incroyable: mixte parfait entre tomates, ail et herbes. Et assez épaisse pour bien enrober les pâtes. Je reviendrais définitivement! Pour une date: J'y étais lors d'une soirée calme, mais on peut voir que ça assit assez de gens, donc j,ai un feeling que ça peut être bruyant le weekend. Mon soir, il y avait de la musique douce en background, ce que j,ai apprécié. J'adore aussi la douceur des lumière qui nous donnent l'illusion d'être dehors en soirée sur un patio. Oh, et n,oubliez pas de passer aux toilettes pour un cors gratuit d'Italien ;)

I had dinner at Angeline twice while in Trois Rivieres and both experiences were great. When it's…read morenice outside. You definitely want to sit outside. They have a patio out front and an adorable back patio as well. The first visit, I had roast chicken pasta that was really good. I also had a Caesar salad to start. Everyone with me enjoyed their food. The only recommendation would be to have more variety of wines and have them all available. The first night, they had no rosé and the second night, they only had one bottle so we switched to white. The second night, I had a mix of appetizers which was also very good. The pasta from the first night was some of the best I have ever had, though it was heavy. They were busy both nights, but the service was great. I would definitely recommend this spot while in Trois Rivières.

I'm reviewing the all-you-can-eat brunch buffet for this newly opened little Italy location which…read moreis offered every weekend from 11 to 4pm. I have dined in the evening at their St Denis branch and had a great experience and I'm happy to report the brunch was equally amazing. If you've ever dreamed of all you can eat AND drink (yes, all you can drink beer and mimosas), then Saint-Houblon is the place for you. Although this restaurant is more of a bar,the food quality and choices are truly refined. They source their own locally greenhouse grown veggies when possible and offer a range of elevated dishes with vibrant colors and combinations. With over 24 beers on tap and seasonal specials, this is the best place to try variety. For $30 a person (price can vary depending on season, it was $25 in January), you can choose an assortment of eggs (regular, benedict, scottish), sausage, bacon, creton, salmon rilette, chicken & waffles, pancakes, toast, bagels, garlic potatoes, quiche, beans etc with all you can drink beer (any on tap!) and mimosas. Similar to how you would order sushi at an asian restaurant, you are provided with a menu sheet for the group and just need to list how many of each item you want to order. You can keep on ordering as much as you like. For me the highlight were the eggs benedict, served over your choice of veggies or meat and resting on a sweet bun, the sauce was so flavorful and the pulled pork or brisket (not sure what it was) was melt in your mouth. If you want to get your money's worth, stay away from waffles or pancakes, they were extremely filling. Everything else is delish!! Fun to come as a group then you can really sample every item on the menu.

Great place with good and accessible food and a very nice beer list. Good vegetarian choice…read more The only issue is that children are only allowed outside. Which mean summertime ;)

We had the nachos and the salmon poke bowl. The food is okay. The service is slow.......read more

I just want to say: if you have a great location BBQ restaurant, don't you want to show a little…read morepride and the ability to show off? Well, not this place. It was hard for me to get excited from the start. Let's hear my experience; Parking: Ample parking. But cannot understand why out of the 3 spots right up front of the restaurant, they save 1 for handicapped and the other 2 for EV charging, when majority of the crowd that came there were elderly? I thought that was already odd. Brick and mortar: Beautiful building. Paint, doors and glass windows were so attractive.. Their tables and chairs on the other hand -- tables sticky, wobbly.. and their chairs, I have never been to a nice establishment with such neglected chairs. All the front edge of the chairs material (leather/PU leather) were peeling. As I said earlier, don't they want their customers to feel content instead of trying to get the chair's peels stuck in their pants after dinner? And then... Host: I kid you not.. the most non-common sense and laziest host I've ever met! We have a party of 6, one happened to be in an electric wheelchair. She took our group to the furthest and tightest table. Which was fine.. but did not lift a finger to make way for my uncle, who was driving his own wheelchair himself, by the way .. I caught her watching my uncle struggling driving in between the chairs. I was behind him and had to go another way to be in front of him to "make way"! When we got to the table, she turned her body around, had me behind her and watched my uncle trying to move the chair away so he can park his wheelchair in! I had to raised my voice at her to move away so I can help my uncle! Absurd! Food: Not good! All meats were dry and unpleasant. They tried to masked my burnt ribs with so much BBQ sauce. Server: Marie Claude. She's the angel and the knight and shining armor of this place. Super sweet, attentive and she dressed everything else amazingly for us such as drinks, dinnerwares and our coffees. Both of my stars are for her existence in this establishment alone.

I came here with my family, my brother found a bug in his salad. The service was extremely slow. We…read morearrived at 6:15 and at 8:00 we were still waiting for our coffee and dessert. I would not recommend this restaurant to a family, the service is too long and children get tired of waiting. Never coming back to this restaurant.

This place owes me nothing!…read more The 2000s throwback party was like a blast from the past. i was coming in from out of town (mini vacation) and the wonderful bartender informed me there would be a party around 10 and it would go until 3am. She suggested 'Bar Pamplemousse' for dinner and a cocktail and i am glad i made the stop. when i get back this place is in full 2000s RAVE decorations. take me back! They were so kind and the drinks were poppin'! i ended up staying out with the locals and having a great night. I ended up in the Village at karaoke! all i can say is the prices were not issue. the staff were lively and fun! this was all out of the blue on a Monday night and i was treated like royalty! **It didn't hurt i was like to the only person there was alive in 2004* lol! thank you for an amazing kick off! pro tips: you have to pay as you go there are no tabs. they take a card and will convert the dollars tips are tips! park across the block it's a short walk take a ride service... the drinks are strong AF! ultra pro tip: bring an umbrella #iykyk

Other side of Montreal from the old port area...this was recommended by a bartender at a different…read morespot, we walked, we shouldn't have... but we did grab a uber after our stretchy noodles. The midway was awesome, but we had to take it easy as we realized we were t in Kansas anymore.

This is a #ThankYouThursday covid-19 review. I am walking down streets in my memories and thinking…read moreabout some of the ridiculous fun times I've had in Montreal bars. Our nightlife is what makes our city and I really hope the provincial and federal government get together behind some actual coordinated support for these crucial local businesses. I used to live near Hemisphere gauche and have walked by all kinds of different crowds gathered outside, it's so awesome to see how different kinds of communities can feel welcomed in live music venues and bars and I love walking by and feeling, not just unthreatened, but somehow welcomed in their midst. I've sat on the window ledge here and enjoyed a cheep beer and the people watching, and I've rolled in here with a crew of badass lady friends after another bar closed and the staff let us take over their karaoke set up and drink whiskey and sing all our frustrations out till closing time, no fuss.

Awesome Staff! Took amazing care of us and even jammed some SLAYER for me. Thank you for the…read moreRespect. I will be back on my next trip.

this place is pretty cool. its a bar/club that serves indian food. i live in NJ, and i have never…read moreseen a place like this. ive only been to one indian spot that serves alcohol...EVER. so this was such a nice surprise. i love indian food, so hitting 2 nails on the head made me happy. the owner was cool and let me control the music - i was in here after midnight and people were only picking up food to go. i had a great time blasting metal! the food portions are HUGE. i got the chicken curry and it had such nice heat. only thing that was weird was it was $13 for chicken curry, then i had to buy basmati rice seperate. weird. cost like $18 for this dish. the veggie samosas were 2 big ones and so tasty. i loved the sauces they came with - this place is not scared to add heat to their dishes. i love heat so i was happy, but i feel indian restaurants in the US can see a white person walk in and dont bring the heat - so i loved they didnt hold back. this place is open late after midnight and they serve food late too ( i was here on a sunday night) keep that in mind when youre craving some snacks!

Great place. Great service…read more Cool vibe. A must to Hang out. Oh my god , and 15% off I got as a student. They have got private rooms to rent out for games and parties too. The food is pretty delicious and decent with super affordable costs. Crazy place to chill out Go now.

I came back here a second time when visiting with family and the quality is still there. I am upset…read morethe gamchatang is not offered anymore though. That was my favorite dish here. The seafood bowl I got was filled generously with seafood and veggies. The broth was savory and everything tasted fresh. The fried chicken was 10/10. It was juicy, crispy, and the sauces were sweet/spicy. It is a great combo of flavors that we can't get in Chicago. Service and ambiance were also good here.

We left Bar Gandara abruptly because we were famished. We stopped in and were immediately seated at…read morethe terrace. If you have bad knees be careful because the stairs nearly took me out. Le sigh. We ordered two orders of Poulet Frit Beurre Miel (Honey Butter Fried Chicken), Batonnets De Fromage (Mozzarella Sticks), Frit De Patate Douce Avec Sauce Beurre-Miel (Sweet Potato Fries with Honey Butter Sauce) and a liter of Sapporo. Unfortunately, our waiter messed up our order and brought us boneless wings instead of bone in. The chicken can definitely use some improvement by being seasoned throughout. The waiter was apologetic, but instead of apologizing, he should've wrote down what we ordered. Also the ginormous pieces of chicken were overwhelming. I wish they had more sauce. The batter should've been seasoned before dredging the chicken. Compliments to the chef on his frying technique. The chicken was still crunchy a day later. I thought it was a little odd that they brought out mozzarella sticks with a side of salsa. I guess they do things a little different in Canada. The sweet potato fries were good, but also they need more honey butter sauce. We've never had Sapporo and it was so refreshing. It paired extremely well with the chicken.