We've been here several times and it's always a treat. The menu is very simple yet diverse. There's…read moredefinitely something for everyone on it. Nachos are delicious. Poutine is as authentic as you can get. I've never had a meal I didn't like here. Service is always great as well. Very cool place to eat at.

A cute place with great music. I had a 4 dollar cup of soup on a strange day. The soup I chose was…read morechicken and veggies. They brought me minestrone. It was delicious, I was about 2 bites in when I noticed it had beans in it. They quickly replaced my order. Hall and Oats played on the (what I imagined to be a jukebox.) The place is decorated with 45 records and a cute diner motif. The staff was pleasant and the soup was good. My bill was under 10 and I even had an iced tea. I guess it was better than I realized. Isn't life like that sometimes?

Great creative food, superb waitstaff and talented bartender! Highly recommended…read more Great creative food, superb waitstaff and talented bartender! Highly recommended.

Just went there for dinner with a good friend of mine and got myself a Royale burger with Cheese…read moreand Fries with side of Mozzarella sticks . As much as they're huge Mozza sticks aren't the best that I ate even tho they make Wonderful Cheese pulls lol . Burger was amazing and love that the bacon was chewy and not crispy and burnt . Sadly fries were very greasy and soggy . Also wasn't much that I almost had the time to finish my main course meal before Getting my appetizer . Definitely would return but only for the burger . Also no accessible what so ever for wheel chairs people as it's on a second floor and bathroom at the 3rd floor . Amazing ambience overall and big shout-out to the arts in the store with recycled glass bottle . Our waitress was really sweet and offered amazing service.

My favorite brunch spot in the area. Super nice servers, quick service, great menu. All of their…read morepoached eggs dishes are great, and sometimes they have specials like blueberry pancakes with creme fraiche. I highly recommend the Bene Ole which is a breakfast poutine: poached egg, eggs benedict sauce, potatoes, pickles, bacon. It's huge and VERY tasty. I could eat it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have smoothies, your usual espresso selection like lattes, mimosas, and more. I highly recommend coming before noon. Around that time the place begins to become packed and it's a small spot. Seating is kind of smushed. I've seen groups of 6 before, 7 or more may be pushing it. They do take reservations I believe so maybe they'll accommodate you. Tip: ask for the orange hot sauce, they make their own and it's great on everything.

Good place to try when you are in the neighborhood. It has a very friendly and warm service. My…read morefriend was asking for sausage and the waiter explained they don't have there and showed us the back of his tee shirt which says "no sausage" in French LOL. The food is good (7 out of 10). I had a fried chicken salad with naan. I like the combination of ingredients in this dish. It's tasty, it's a bit over seasoning. The dish was too salty for me. This happened to the full breakfast my friend ordered as well, too salty. I didn't try the fruit juice but apparently it's really popular. The place is small and always packed with people in the morning. It's better to come around noon.

excellente microbrasserie, bonne variété de bières.Mon burger était très bon et service impeccable…read more! Excellent microbrewery, good beers variety. My burger was very tasty and flawless service.

Good beers, good food. Service is attentive and amiable, and most of the staff seemed very…read morecomfortable with English, which is nice if your Francais isn't so bien. They make an impressive variety of beer onsite, and I enjoyed all of the ones I tried. Some of their beers include stouts, cream ales, hefeweizens, and kolsch, along with the standard IPAs available. Fun atmosphere with good music adds to the experience. Kids are welcome, too.

My husband and I could not recommend this Inn enough, we had a beautiful stay on the second floor…read more This is such a special place to visit, it was welcoming and friendly after a long day of travel. The food was to die for, my husband did surf and turf.. said it was the best lobster he has ever had! We love it here

Good food in a gorgeous location. Attentive staff. It's a little expensive, entrees around $20read more

La Shed is an excellent bar b a joint in Granby…read more I ordered the bar b platter " Megalomine " and it was delicious. Good bbq in Canada next time and I am in Granby I will go there.

I found myself at Else's with my brother for a late lunch. He had been here before when he last…read morevisited Montreal and had good things to say, and since he was open to checking this place out again we thought it would be a good place to go. We were already exploring the area so it seemed like a natural fit, so off we went. My general assessment of Else's is that it is more of a neighborhood spot than a destination eatery, which is totally fine because usually those are some of the best spots. Upon entry, we were greeted by a large open dining area with tables scattered throughout and a bar along one of the back walls. The decor is casual, with a dark color scheme to match the bar setting. Their drink menu is larger than their food menu, but despite that they have a nice variety. I didn't see any pattern with the food - there was a mix of plate sizes and types of cuisines. The pulled pork sliders looked good so I went with those; the dish came with two sliders and a side of coleslaw. I really enjoyed this - there was a generous helping of pork in each slider and the sauce had a nice tang to it. I'm normally not a fan of slaw since it is usually cream-based, but this one wasn't so it was quite refreshing and a good contrast to the pork. Service was great, the entire team was friendly. Overall, this was a really good find in Montreal - if you're looking for something low-key with solid food then this would be ideal. I'm interested how the vibe changes at night, so I would be open to returning in the evening for a drink and to explore more of their menu.

A hopping neighborhood joint with a full bar and a great vibe. We had walked past this place a few…read moretimes while strolling, and it really just begs you to enter. The kind of place you wish you had in your neighborhood, so people would call your neighborhood "vibrant" too. The menu is small and eclectic (tacos, butter chicken, Mac 'n' cheese). I had a giant Moscow Mule to start, and ordered Butter Tofu, one of several vegetarian options. The rice was perfect and the sauce was good, though the large cubes of tofu were a bit bland themselves. Wifething had the fancy mac 'n' cheese, which was creamy and smooth. Endlessly busy on a Saturday night, but a good mix of two-tops and larger (8-10) groups. Great service and friendly staff!

Breakfast was amazing. Really good service. I had scrambled eggs bacon pancakes. My friends had…read moreFrench toast and the western omelette. Orange juice was goo

From the owner: Spéciaux 16h @ 19h | Happy Hour Specials 4pm to 7 pm • Lundi…read more | Ailes De Poulet 0.50$ Chq. • Mardi | Pichet De Bière Canadienne 10.00$ • Mercredi | Nachos 7.95$ • Jeudi | Verre De Bière GRATUIT à l'Achat d'Une Pizza • Vendredi | Choisissez Un Des Spéciaux Du 4@7 De La Semaine! Spécial Du Dimanche | Un Enfants de 12 ans et Moins Mange Gratuitement à l'Achat d'un repas régulier.

More Montreal (2 of 2)…read more My friend who recently visited Montreal stayed near the Lucien L'Allier Metro station. I consider that to be a good base near the Financial District. Near here is Rue Crescent, which is a restaurant street mimicking St.-Denis and has those outdoor tables on platforms that jut out into the street. Being near McGill and Concordia Universities, the area has a huge contingent of cool kids and not that dispersed of a demographic. That's probably why I've never eaten on Rue Crescent ... until yet. I'm not a cool kid and never have been. I looked for casual grub on my phone and found Le Warehouse. I also glanced at the menu. It seemed like I stumbled on fish and chips at an opportune moment when they were priced on special. I think of this as the classic dish of the British Isles and, even though I have none of this heritage, it's a dish I very much like and order often. The quality always ranges from 3 to 5, so it's also reliable. The fish and chips platter was very good. Rather than being several pieces, it was a very large piece of cod. For the value received, I was not complaining. The place looks like so many other taverns in Montreal. I was happy to be eating inside. I was surprised to see people eating outside on the street platforms when it was humid and miserable that day. The service did the job, but it was a little nondescript. However, they were busy and I'm guessing they always are. I'm giving Le Warehouse 4 stars for the food and the value that outpaced the service and the ambiance. The food and the value are the main event, aren't they? Come here, walk up to those mezzanines that so many restaurants on Rue Crescent appear to be placed on, enjoy the trite woodsy tavern interior, and feast on a large platter of comfort food. I don't think I will ever become a fan of Rue Crescent, but I've now crossed it off the list by eating here at Le Warehouse.

I don't know where to begin, I'd leave zero stars if I could. I had one of the worst dining…read moreexperiences I've ever had at this restaurant by far. I was part of a group of four people, and I was the only Black male in the party. Everyone else received their food, ate their meals, and even received their checks while I sat there waiting. I had ordered nothing complicated--just a plain burger and fries--yet I waited approximately one hour without anyone offering an explanation or update. Eventually, a different waitress brought my food after everyone else had already finished eating. By then, I told her I no longer wanted it because the entire dining experience had been ruined. The food looked like it had been thrown together at the last minute, and no one offered a sincere apology or took responsibility for what happened. What made the experience even worse was that my original waitress largely ignored me throughout the ordeal. There was no communication, no concern for the unreasonable delay, and no effort to make things right. As the only Black male in my group, I left feeling like I was treated differently. I can't say with certainty what motivated the service I received, but the way I was overlooked while everyone else was served left me questioning whether discrimination played a role. Regardless of the reason, no customer should be treated this way. I won't be returning, and I hope management takes this review seriously by looking into what happened and ensuring every customer is treated with the same level of respect and professionalism!!

This was a nice lunch stop. The waitstaff were friendly and quick with service, attentive but not…read moreoverly so. The food was fresh; from the salad to the warm apple pie (with ice cream). I asked for warm apple cider and it was the best I've had in a long time. Prices were reasonable, too, which was a relief since many restaurants' prices give us sticker shock these days.

They roast their own turkey! They make their own gravy and soups. The food was excellent and…read moresuperior service. I didn't have to ask for a thing!! 5 Stars!