Crudo (7/10): decent, but didn't stand out much. I don't remember what fish it was - maybe…read moreyellowtail? Tagliolini (8/10): Very nice sauce, reminded me of a Japanese cod roe pasta. Creamy, smooth, nice texture. Breadcrumbs were delicious. Stracciatella w/ Bottarga (8.5/10): Very unique dish. I loved the bottarga-flavored radish. Added a nice splash of seafood taste into the salad. The stracciatella was amazing. White Asparagus (8.5/10): Very well-executed. Asparagus was tender. The greens on top were nicely charred. Sauce was tasty. Buckwheat Cake (8/10): Excellent cake. Simple, but decadent. Not too sweet either Though this is the top-ranked restaurant in Montreal, I still have to say Beba is my favorite. Although Mon Lapin is good, the service and taste both fall short of Beba's.

My SIL insisted we try Mon Lapin while in Montreal. She was not wrong- every dish was amazing and…read moreour server was fantastic! She was knowledgeable, patient, and quick to make thoughtful drink suggestions and wine pairings. Before we left, she was kind enough to offer to make a list of restaurants and activities that she thought we would enjoy while in town over the next couple days.

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.

Situated at the Promenade St-Bruno right next to La Betise and Avril…read more This new wine bar just opened at the beginning of July so not a lot of people know about it yet. Saw the add of Facebook and decided to go try it out as there are not a lot of good options in the South Shore. Very extensive wine list with pricing from low $60s to $$$ so you can choose according to your budget. The menu is also pretty light but with a good selection. We were 2 people and went with an entree of scallop and Crudo. Main we shared the lobster cavatellis. Oh boy the food came to the table and fabulous presentation. The taste was also amazing...especially the crudo dish...that sauce was to die for. The lobster cavatellis was also amazing...the pasta was still a bit al dente just as it should be and the sauce was so yummy...we almost licked the plate clean! Desserts were also pretty good. I preferred the strawberry one over the panacota. Did I also mention the decor was modern and classy? It's definitely a place you can bring a date or customers for business lunch or dinner. The crowd was a bit older which is normal because the ambiance is more quiet and pricing is higher than a normal bar. Would a 100% go back there very soon to try more of their wine and food.

What a surprise experience. Such a pretty decorated resto, we notice the attention to detail! Went…read morefor Friday had a lunch table d'hôte. Had the best beef carpaccio as appetizer. Then tried the pasta dish with pulled pork, fresh ingredients!

I seldom give 5 stars but this place absolutely deserves it. They're open Thursday to Saturday…read moreduring the winter season. All week during the summer. We walked in on Friday night and were greeted by the owner. He's a very attentive host and went above and beyond explaining each dish and how fresh they were. We ended up ordering the beef tartare with seared scallops and steak. It was to die for. The steak was accompanied by their homemade sauce. The owner paired both of our dishes with the perfect wine, it was his suggestion by the way. We topped everything off with two massive cheesecakes for desert. We both left this place satisfied! We will definitely come back again, especially in the summer where you can sit close to the docks and watch the boats sail by!

One of the best breakfasts we have had in years! OMG the omelette was amazing. The crispy French…read moretoast, a little sweet for me, but I knew it would be. Beautiful fruit cup. Service was fantastic, kept my coffee cup full ! 10/10 recommend

This is probably the best restaurant in walking distance to the village. The highlight is the high…read morequality ingredients and a beautiful view of the lake. While everything was very good, the surprise standout was the Caesars salad, which had chunks of hot. And thick bacon pieces. Definitely worth ordering

Overall: A // 5 stars…read more Cozy restaurant with a kitchenside bar, focusing on farm to table small plates centered around clever usage of vegetables to make stunning dishes. I found the cuisine to be vibrant and healthful, with bright and energizing flavors that were well executed overall. The staff are knowledgable about the menu and dish conception, and generally pleasant and friendly to converse with. (Jacqual: B) - Simply presented drink that features hibiscus and citrus with zero proof beer, which I found fascinating. The beer notes are in the background prevailed by the sourness of the other components, where I wish there was a little more added sweetness. (Fried Maitake: A) - Perfectly seasoned dish with tender and high surface area mushrooms coated in an impressly crisp batter given the moisture usually found in mushrooms. The seasoning could not be better with the salt and spice combo; the chive and parsley mayo also add an herbaceous depth of flavor. (Heirloom Tomatoes: A) - Pefectly plated tomatoes with a surprising sunflower seed forward profile given the subtleness of the ingredient; the dish is well balanced and brings out the harmonious flavors of the garden, although I think the bites with flake salt had that even more perfect note. (Hanger Steak: A+) - Beautifully perfected cut of beef with Asian inspiration; the steak is juicily pink with a charred exterior; the carrot ginger puree has a lovely mild and lingering spice, with some additional spice coming from the shishito and the pickled jalapeno. Beautiful dish. (Peach Sorbet: C) - Flavorally pleasant dessert with peach three ways and a nut crumble to add crunch; the sorbet was very hard though and could have benefitted from spirits in the churning process. Food: +1 Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: +1 Menu: +2 Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

Très jolie terasse avec Le menu est petit, quelques amuse…read moregueules, une dizaine d entrés et de plats principale mais tous excellent. J'ai commencé avec les champignons Maitake frit et la mayo herbacée c'est excellent j'aime bien la texture et le goût. J'ai ensuite prit le tartare de boeuf avonlea un mixte parfait bien relevé et original. En fin sur une note plus légère les pétoncles cru avec concombre et aneth. Les 3 services riches en saveurs et très bien présentés. Excellent services

Located in old Terrebonne Le jardin des Fondues is a Great concept with really decadent cheese…read moreFondues, served with fresh bread and an assortment of spices. Unsurpassed meat selection to choose from, efficient and friendly service, cozy atmosphere and amazing desserts. A must try for a superb evening!

Excellent welcome. Great ambiance. Wine list amazing although the real deals are buried deep. Food…read moreis also excellent despite a short menu. We love this place. So do many others.

Bar hopped here as I've heard amazing things about Le rouge gorge…read more Didn't make reservations, but we were lucky enough to get seats for 5. We got situated in the bottom floor area where there was a Dj and other patrons enjoying their drinks and food. We only came here for drinks, so I got my server to surprise me with a mock tail since I was pregnant, and we got some fries on the side to munch on. Menu for food wasn't extensive, more for snacking than dining imo. Server came back with fries and our drinks. My drink was surprisingly good, I had to make sure there was no alcohol, since I could taste somewhat of gin in there, but there wasn't! The fries were hot and fresh, so good! The other 4 ladies had no problem devouring their alcohol infused drinks, plus a couple of shots and off to another bar we go!