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Bivouac - Boréal Restaurants in Montreal

Bivouac

Located in the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel on the 6th floor of Complexe Desjardins.
 Open until 10:30 pm
(2706)
Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles
BistroContemporary/ModernBoréaleUrbanRegionalMarket

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Review Summary

Guests describe Bivouac as a refined and welcoming destination where service is consistently attentive and the cuisine feels inventive and generously portioned. The setting ranges from elegant indoor dining to magical winter bubbles and a terrace that glows under night lights. Dishes are praised for their presentation and quality, with standout seafood and well crafted wine pairings, though some reviewers note room for more variety in the wine by the glass. The staff are commended for professionalism and thoughtful service that makes celebrations and pre show meals feel special, while a few comments mention higher prices and occasional noise. Overall, Bivouac comes across as a standout choice for memorable dinners, gatherings, and special occasions, offering a memorable combination of food, wine, and ambiance.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Nord - Boréal Restaurants in Montreal

Restaurant Nord

Located in Strøm spa nordique
 Open until 10 pm
(113)
Verdun
BoréaleMarketRegional

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Review Summary

Restaurant Nord is described as a gastronomic spot on Île des Sœurs that offers a more relaxed interpretation of haute cuisine with seasonal Quebec products. The menu features many cold dishes, an interesting wine list and cocktails, and a note that there is no sommelier, with prices considered high for the experience. Some reviewers found the overall experience disappointing with cold or chewy dishes and long preparation times that did not match the cost or the spa setting. A seasonal autumn menu is praised for creative flavors and colors, with an excellent wine selection and a sense of good value given the location. The Norwegian omelette dessert is highlighted as outstanding, contributing to a generally favorable impression of service and quality in the dining room.View restaurant profile

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