The decor, softly played music and historical aspect of the L'Auberge St Gabriel. First, our…read morewaitress was such a delight. Donnaelle shared the specials and made excellent recommendations for my young granddaughter. The meal was excellent. We were especially happy to hear 16 tons in French played in the background. Our ribeye was shared and excellent. We walked around the first floor of the restaurant, still authentic from the 1700s.

Understaffed last night. Waiter felt Rushed. Forgot to put…read morein our Order but did tell us so that was nice. Caesar salad wasLiterally the worstI have had. Tasted like mayonnaise on lettuce no flavor. Way too expensive for a below average meal. So many better restaurants in Montreal to have a $500 experience like this

Amazing food and great vibes. The female bartender is so sweet and amazing. I absolutely loved our…read moreexperience with her. The male bartender on the other hand could use a little work as far as service goes. He wasn't quick or friendly. Other than that would definitely recommend! Both the food and drinks were unique and delicious.

My husband and I really enjoyed our dinner here. It was clean, service was quick and friendly and…read morethe food was delicious!

We came here upon a recommendation from Eater. We made a reservation, but we showed up early hoping…read morethat we could get seated earlier. To our surprise, they had space available for us! The dishes are designed to be shared family-style. Our server made a few recommendations and we ended up taking all of them. We started with the bread and the tomato lobster. The bread was quite hot (a great sign) and the herbed butter was lovely. The tomato and lobster dish was exquisite as well -- the flavors of both foods really stood out! We then had the lemongrass cod and the guinea fowl. The cod was a great summertime dish (lighter), but the guinea was still pretty tasty. We ended up sharing the pistachio soft serve for dessert, which I really enjoyed. The dining room is quite bright thanks to many windows. It looks out onto a seemingly residential street, which adds to the charm. This may be off the beaten path and on the pricier side, but you won't leave disappointed!

Beba made Top 10 on my Beli App and Le Violon (#29 on 50 Best North American Restaurant list) came…read morein just above at #9 on my personal ranking. Le Violon was our final meal in Montreal and my personal favorite. The food was deceptively simple, and cooked to perfection, from the rolls with ramp butter to the winter lettuces dressed in an orange vinaigrette, to the guinea fowl and the most delicious trout I have ever had. I know the citrus tart was lemon-based, but this Florida girl would swear it was the best key lim pie I ever had. Don't let the simplicity of the photos fool you. This is outstanding food prepared so that the flavors of each dish are front and center. Where Beba has a casual, going to eat at a really great local restaurant with friends vibe, Le Violon feels a little more elegant, a date night sort of place. Another Montreal venue that would be in my regular rotation. Le Violon has a pretty nice-sized bar, and we saw a decent amount of turnover with the after-work crowd popping in for a quality meal and drink. While we stuck with wine, the cocktail preparation looked first-rate. Sorry I didn't imbibe.

Love tequila? Looking for a speakeasy while in Montreal? We've got you covered! Clandestino is a…read moretequila bar hidden beneath the hopping restaurant upstairs. Head through the hidden door, into a hallway and down some very dark stairs and you'll find yourself an intimate spot for some tequila cocktails. We both loved our drinks. CL got a couple but his favorite was the Ocho which had cacao and mole, to make for a "damn good" cocktail. I had the Passion Amarga, which was also delicious. We loved the vibe, it felt like being in a friends living room, with the furniture and the music was at a perfect level. The service was wonderful. The staff really helped us with picking out the perfect cocktails. Stop in here if you are in the area, you won't be disappointed! Lentz_explore

Best service and amazing drinks. Very friendly bartenders and a place where I felt at home. These…read moreguys made my drinks at the blink of an eyes and they were killer. Recommend 10/10

We were having our final night in Montreal so we were wandering around the very busy "old town"…read morearea and came upon this steakhouse. It was very busy but we were able to secure a nice table by the window. I had a starter of the oysters which were excellent but small. We both ordered filet mignon, mine was enrobed with bacon. We both had the soup; Joe had the minestrone and I had the French onion (all time fav). The mashed potatoes were excellent but the carrots were very undercooked. Our waiter was excellent and very helpful when it came to the tipping. On the receipt (shown) it showed a charge that said TIPS which I confused with a added tip, it wasn't it was the Canadian mafia charge! Loved that my filet was cooked to perfection! Very important. I would highly recommend this place in the heart of old town.

They had months to know we had a large party of 61 from out of town dining here…read more I'm one of the diners with the group from San Francisco. I have to say.... Is this the best Montreal has to offer?? We had a reservation for 8:00PM. The people who ordered the chicken waited until past 10:00PM to be served. Everyone who ordered steak got served before. By then, no condiments were available for the luke warm potato. I had to go ask for butter and sour cream. Not impressed.

We attended the NYE celebration as a group of 6 and it was fantastic we were seated in the royal…read moreball room and the setup was great! 8 service meal 130$ with an open bar! Service was fantastic staff was kind and courteous and the general people we're very nice we had two couples at our table and we had a blast with them! We are going back next year! I'd recommend to anyone who is looking for a NY that's outside of the house parties and club scene the crowed is mixed and tables come in placements of 10 so 5 couples is ideal for a full table and tickets sell out fast. The music was off the hook and they gave out door prices and Gold star entertainment provided light sticks glow rings and other great party favors!

Woohoo! is right!…read more The hall just renovated the Royale Ballroom - and it looks WONDERFUL! LED lights, a glass bar, lights under the tables and shimmering crystals everywhere! The best part is that all of this in included in one VERY reasonable price! (during the off-season). The food is supposed to be great, with pages and pages of options! I can't wait to see it all come together on November 13th! : )

Beautiful hotel in old Montreal. Very walkable to nearby restaurants and sights. We had an alcove…read moreroom which was very spacious. They also had Le Labo Santal 33 toiletries (swoon!) , Nespresso machine, and nearby Cafe Olimpic and Maggi Oaks restaurant to grab coffee or a bite to eat. Unfortunately while we were here there was loud early morning construction that disturbed our sleep. We were on the third floor so perhaps ask for a higher floor.

The room was comfortable and location was good however it was too expensive for the services…read morepromised. Upon arrival we were told about the evening "turn down service"- which we never received! Room cleaning was substandard and wasn't completed until 5pm. I expected better!

Quick getaway for the weekend and we stayed at the Humanities hotel. Breakfast was great and…read morethere's a little bakery located in the hotel as well for quick snacks. The room was spacious and had a great View. Good location and will be back when it's a bit warmer!!!

This was a nice hotel in downtown. A little busy street but…read morethere's a small area to pull up and unload. Rooms are nice and spacious. Bed is comfy. The staff was great throughout. Overall good hotel for my quick stay.