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≈ 0.6 km
Patrons describe Le Trèfle Taverne Irlandaise as a cozy, lively pub with a broad beer selection and a welcoming tavern vibe that suits both casual drinks and weekend brunch. The brunch offering draws particular praise for classics like Benedicts and Irish specialties, and the food in general is often described as tasty and generously portioned, with several dishes such as boudin, ham, and duck sandwich receiving high marks, while some items like fries occasionally fall short and prices can feel steep. The atmosphere is repeatedly called convivial and warm, with a bustling crowd and, when weather cooperates, a pleasant terrace; however, winter visits can be uncomfortable due to cold drafts and a dining room that can feel chilly. Service is described as friendly and efficient by many, though some reviews report slow or inconsistent attention, difficulties with getting drinks or checks, and in a few cases feeling unwelcomed or overcharged. Overall, the pub is seen as a strong favorite for beers and social dining, with room for improvement in climate comfort, family accessibility, and consistent service.View restaurant profile
Le Trèfle Taverne Irlandaise
Opens Today at 10 amVerdun
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≈ 1.8 km
Spicebros earns praise for bold Indian style fast food with flavorful bowls, wraps, samosas and chaats, and a notably refreshing mango lassi. Across reviews, the food is described as delicious and well prepared, with popular picks like butter chicken bowls and veggie burgers, plus unique options such as Indian style tacos and wraps. Mango lassi is frequently singled out as outstanding. Service is consistently described as friendly, attentive, and fast, making it a good choice for takeout or a quick meal. Prices are seen as good value for the quality by many, though some comments note portions can be light for the price and a few dishes feel overpriced. Occasional complaints mention inconsistency in ingredients, with at least one paneer bowl having stale potatoes and less paneer than expected. At least one branch is noted for hygiene concerns and an unpleasant smell in the naan area, reminding that experience can vary by location. Overall the vibe is casual and lively, with murals and a welcoming atmosphere that encourages repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Spicebros
Opens Today at 10 amPointe St-Charles
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≈ 2.3 km
Reviews of Khao Peeyo consistently praise flavorful, authentic Indian dishes, with favorites like butter chicken, biryani, vindaloo, dal makhani, paneer dishes, garlic naan, and other breads; portions are described as generous and meals often come with fresh, well balanced spice. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as cozy and welcoming, with good vibes, music, and attractive décor, while service is noted as friendly, attentive, and efficient, able to handle large groups or rushes. Takeout and late-night dining get solid mentions for convenience and value. A few critiques appear, including an English-only service moment, some slower moments when busy, and occasional concerns about price relative to portion size, but these are outweighed by praise for taste, hospitality, and consistency. Overall, Khao Peeyo stands out as a top choice for Indian food in the area, with many reviewers planning to return and recommend it to others.View restaurant profile
Khao peeyo
Opens Today at 4 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.4 km
Reviews describe Burgundy Lion as a Montreal staple that blends a cozy British pub vibe with a lively local scene, offering solid traditional dishes such as fish and chips, bangers and mash, and a perfect Scotch egg, along with a strong whisky and beer selection and attentive service. Diners praise the warm atmosphere, comfy spaces for watching games or gathering for private events, and memorable experiences like afternoon tea, while noting occasional drawbacks such as noise during busy times, slow service, and some dishes that miss the mark. The venue is frequently described as great for groups, trivia nights, and celebrations, with generous portions and good value though some meals can be pricey. The drinks program is highlighted, from whiskies to cocktails and local brews, and the sense of community makes it feel like a welcoming gathering place. Overall Burgundy Lion is seen as a go to for fans of traditional British fare, strong drinks, and a vibrant, social pub atmosphere that keeps drawing locals and visitors back for sports, meals and events.View restaurant profile
Burgundy Lion
Opens Today at 10 amLittle Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest
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