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!

Came here on the first night of my trip to Montreal since I was staying in the hotel. The burger…read morewas excellent. I also enjoyed the specialty cocktails too. I was so tired from traveling and the cocktails as well as the friendly but entertaining staff helped me to unwind nicely and have fun.

From the owner: Exclusive to the Ritz-Carlton Montreal, the Dom Pérignon Champagne Bar is located in the famed Palm…read moreCourt, arguably the city's most glamourous lobby. This sleek hotel bar in downtown Montreal features both Rosé & Brut Dom Pérignon available by the glass and bottle; the full service bar also features an exclusive cocktail menu, a delicious food menu and offers a variety of spirits and drinks. Dom Pérignon Champagne Bar is open every day, from 12:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. We offer: lunch, Afternoon Tea service twice a day and dinner options

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.

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.

This seafood restaurant in the Auberge du Vieux-Port hotel in Old Montreal Canada is known for its…read morelobster focused menu. I had the Lobster Roll with salad and French fries $38. It was so plentiful and delicious. The atmosphere is warm intimate seafood chic. We were lucky to be seated without a reservation in this small place. They are open 8am to 10pm daily.

Located in the heart of Old Montreal, Pincette is a clever play on the word "tweezers", in this…read morecase referring to lobster claws. And, that's the exactly the focus here: Lobster Rolls, Canadian Oysters and plentiful seafood selections. The freshness and distinctive quality of these delicacies make Pincette an emerging staple of the area. Having opened in 2021 as part of a local restaurant group, the dishes are crafted by Chef Khelil Ben Ammar and his team. Paired with a list of Canadian wines, this is a great spot for pairing Quebequis cold climate varietals with the delicate flavors of local seafood. The environment has a "medieval cozy" vibe, with exposed stone walls and contemporary design details. An excellent establishment for seafood lovers.

Typical Montreal Restaurant service was amazing!! Small quaint in old Montreal, no sign so you…read moreneed to know where were your going. The food : interesting, try the halibut with fresh peas. The seafood platter yummy the pork too salty, fries too salty. All in all fun atmosphere!

I have been here once before and it was perfect, but I had a different experience this time around…read more My biggest complaint is there was NO pacing whatsoever. We were a table of 4 that ordered 4 appetizers and 4 entrees, and specifically told the waiter that we were sharing everything. They proceeded to bring all appetizers out at once, followed by all entrees together. Therefore, things got cold and weren't as good as they could have been. Disappointing for such a highly priced place! My experience going later in the night with only 2 people was way better. Regardless, food was great. The tomato dish is always amazing and the scallops were to die for! Great atmosphere as always, I love the music they play in this restaurant.

My husband and I had a very lovely date night at Modavie. We are glad we had a reservation because…read moreit was packed on a Sunday evening! We were seated at a lovely table for two by a window. The service at first was a bit slow, but that was understandable given how busy the restaurant was. Our server, Yan, was incredibly personable. He had excellent suggestions for dinner. We each started with cocktails, and enjoyed the ambiance. There was a live band, but we were in a different room. It wasn't loud like you would expect. 5/5 service. Beef Tartare: 5/5. This was an excellent start. The appetizer sizing was a little small for two people. If you want a little more, I'd recommend the entree size. It comes with fries. But it was delicious. The crostini's that came with it were a little overpowering, but the tartare itself was delicious. Duck Confit: 5/5. This duck was INCREDIBLE. Perfectly cooked, crispy skin, tender and juicy flavor. An incredible sauce. Delicious veggies and potatoes. The only thing I did not like about this dish was how quickly we ate it! Dessert (not pictured): 5/5. We had a chocolate pyramid with hazelnuts and chocolate mousse. Delicious. Be sure to put Modavie on your Montreal dining list!

It's a pretty good restaurant in the middle of Old Montreal. Decor is nice and services is…read moreattentive. I can't speak French so I appreciate the Englishmen menu. I do recommend making a reservation on open table prior to coming. Here is what I think of the food: Seasoning is generally saltier but not too overly. Escargot or the snails is yummy. It comes with the option of cheese on top. Dressed heavy with olive oil and garlic. They remove the shell so it makes it approachable if you were nervous about trying. Cheese & Charcuterie board is as what you imagined. It can't go wrong. Rack of Lamb was good. I do recommend highly. It comes with our 4-5 bones worth of protein with potatoes & veggies. Lost track of how many bones because it was eaten so fast. Duck confit was average. Let me explain, duck was average but the amount of spinach I gotten and how potatoes on the plate was good. Sides out shine the protein here. Side of Foie Gras was perfect because I was worried about having too much food. It did come on a small plate because it's a side dish and it was fatty and salty. Intermission was the best cocktail of the night. Fruity with a star anise on top so you smell it while drinking it because it was so close to your nose. Jazz District was okay. Overall, I do think this restaurant site fairly between 4&5 stars. Do try it. I would come back for special occasions and it's not an every night meal.

I had a lovely meal with a group of 9 at Maggie Oakes. The restaurant is a large open space with…read morenice sections and a variety of seating options. The food was excellent, well prepared, and beautifully plated. For a steakhouse they had some nice lighter options, seafood and veggies included. They have an extensive drink menu and some unusual specialty cocktails. While we were there late on a Thursday night, and the restaurant didn't seem crowded, the service was somewhat slow. We had multiple waiters coming in and out and sometimes it was hard to find someone to order a drink. Ultimately, this is a nice, more upscale restaurant perfect for a business meal or special occasion. Food: 5/5 Service: 3/5 Ambiance: 3/5 Value: 4/5

We had a wonderful lunch here at Maggie Oaks. We enjoyed dining inside where is more relaxing and…read morequiet ambiance, compared to outdoor seating which is more casual. I ordered 2 course meal with Caesar salad and Orzo. Both were excellent! Caesar salad was fresh and delicious, the orzo with asparagus puree, walnuts, and apricot was very creamy, well balanced and flavorful. I loved this dish. My husband's flank steak was perfectly cooked to medium rare and very tender. Service was good but I watched our beer sitting on the bar for a while... needed to remind our server we ordered a beer (and it has been sitting there staring at us the whole time).... I think it may have been our writers first day? Not a biggie but I was done with my appetizer by the time beer came. But other than that this place was really good in terms of ambiance, service and food. I'd come back here again.

We were promptly seated but that was the highlight of the experience. We waited about 15-20 minutes…read moreuntil we flagged down a waiter to take our order. Then our appetizer (oysters) arrived but our wine did not. After we watched the adjoining table who arrived after us received their drinks and entrees (but no silverware), I waved down first a busboy and then the maître d', we finally received our warm Sauvignon Blanc that I can only imagine had been sitting at the bar for quite some time. After we finished our wine and our entrees had still not arrived, we asked for the check explaining that we didn't care to wait any longer but instead, after another wait, they brought us our meal. The food was overcooked and barely warm - likely from the extended time under a headlamp and the salad was okay but nothing you couldn't get anywhere else. Given, Place Jacques-Cartier is a tourist spot but this was some of the worst service I have ever experienced at this price point.

The patio is a great place for a nice dinner, but that was the highlight. The food looked better…read morethan it was. The steak was slightly over cooked and grisly, but I could have overlooked that if they had any seasoning. My wife asked if that was the way they do it, but any salt and pepper would have moved the dish to 3 or maybe 4 stars. My wife's lobster pasta dish again, looked great, but she took a few bites and pushed it away. Service was fine for a tourist area, but certainly not finer dining.

We were out exploring Old Port the first full day in Montreal. While visiting a wine bar I asked a…read morelocal gentleman for a roof top suggestion. He gladly took us for a walk to the William Gray hotel. I Love meeting people who friendly to outsiders! The rooftop was extremely busy with other F1 fans. I grabbed a bar seat and my friend stood beside. We quickly struck up conversation with other guests and order glasses of wine. Neither of us were starving but I always order oysters when on the menu. As soon as the bar tender brought the tray I noticed the shells were dry . The type of oyster was not deep belly but none the less don't lose all the wonderful juice when shucking! The first oyster I tasted also had a significant piece of shell.When the bartender came round for more wine I explained I was not interested in the rest of the oysters. She apologized and brought another order that were not dry. We really appreciated her hospitality. Perche is a chic and lovely spot to enjoy city and water views when in Montreal.

Food and service were both good but wait times from the kitchen and the bar were off the charts…read more It took an hour for our entrees to arrive and 15 minutes to get a coke.