Food is nothing special.Ribs definetly don't own up to what a lot of people brag about them being.The interior design of the place is usually dim lighting,cozy sort of feel.I didn't like the service much or the selection of food.Mainly a repetitive rib/chicken place.Prices are average.

Many people complain on the price of this place.First of all its an oyster bar and secondly all the main dishes are seafood,so right there you should know before walking in that its going to be a pricey meal,but if you're an oyster or seafood lover then its definetly a restaurant to consider.The ambience is something that I admire the most,its very calm and romantic,makes you feel at ease while you dine.The service is relatively good,they don't hassle you with questions or interrupt you much during your meal.They have a LARGE wine selection and oyster selection and you can pretty much have an array of seafood,one way is to get the maestro platter,theres everything in there and considering its seafood,its a decent price. I've been here twice and would definetly go back again,although if your a person with an average income,it isn't a place you can afford too often.For an entree,main dish,dessert and a drink..non alcoholic,its about $70..now if your talking beer or a bottle of wine and some of the more pricier main dishes,then it can go up to easily over $100 per person. Its a nice place to celebrate something special.And I do recommend this place.

Never been a fan of Casa Grecque.I've dined there numerous times over the past few years and it wasn't a satisfying meal.A lot of the time the food doesn't taste fresh.Depending which location in Montreal you go to.The only decent meal I found to be half worth it,is when they have the lobster festival during the summertime.It usually is good,pricy,but then again,it is lobster.All in all,the service isn't that quick,even when the place is empty.The food is overpriced considering the quality of the food.I wouldn't call it real greek food.