Barros Luco Montreal is described as a warm, welcoming spot where simple, comforting Chilean dishes and desserts feel like home cooking. Empanadas, especially the cheese one, the sandwiches, and the pineapple cake are repeatedly highlighted, along with great coffee and fresh fruit juices. The atmosphere is friendly and family-like, with attentive staff who create a relaxed mood, a beautiful terrace, and a back garage door that enhances the warm vibe on sunny days. Prices are noted as very reasonable and portions satisfying, making it a solid option for quick meals, breakfasts, or dessert runs. Many reviewers say they would definitely return and appreciate the dog-friendly policy and the sense of authentic hospitality that shines through in the service.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews describe Café Bella Moda as an authentic Chilean spot in Montreal where dishes feel homemade, comforting and festive. The menu highlights completos, churrascos, empanadas and pastel de choclo, plus pan amasado and other traditional items, with many noting fresh ingredients and dough made in house. Guests repeatedly praise the generous portions, vibrant flavors, and the availability of vegetarian and gluten-free options, including a vegetarian completo. Tuesdays feature a completo special that draws crowds, and the space is described as warm and cozy, great for gatherings or karaoke and other celebrations. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, the ambience feels like home, and the consensus is that the restaurant serves some of the best Chilean food in Montreal, though a few comments mention a naming debate between Completo Italiano and Completo Chileno.View restaurant profile
Che Churros & Empanadas is widely praised as a standout in Montreal, with empanadas and churros at the core, vegan options praised, and a chimichurri that elevates many fillings. The baked empanadas are noted as light and flavorful, with fillings like squash, mushroom and vegan cheese, and the churros are described as among the best in town. The Barros Luco Sandwich is mentioned positively for nourishment, though bread is sometimes not ideal. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere cozy, making it a solid option for a quick bite or a park picnic. Some feedback points to consider include a disappointing Supremo hotdog, overpackaging, slower service, and concerns about bread quality and mayo, with price a factor for some. Overall, the reviews converge on strong empanadas, tasty churros and vegan options, with room for refinement in a few items and service, establishing it as a reliable Montreal spot for Latin-inspired treats.View restaurant profile
