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≈ 1.5 km
Reviews praise K2 Bistro for a broad, fresh sushi and sashimi selection that keeps guests coming back, with many noting quality, variety, and generous portions at a fair value for a buffet. The atmosphere stands out thanks to a Studio Ghibli inspired decor that feels cozy and playful, while the staff are frequently described as friendly and attentive, making diners feel at home. An easy ordering system, often via tablets, helps streamline choices and speeds up service, which many appreciate during busy times. While some comments mention lines during peak hours and occasional slower service, the overall consensus is that the dining experience is enjoyable and memorable, especially for sushi lovers, families, and fans of the themed ambiance. Reservations are often recommended on weekends to avoid wait times, and the combination of decor, food quality, and welcoming vibe invites guests to return for another round. In summary, K2 Bistro delivers a lively, flavorful, and visually engaging sushi buffet that many consider a standout in Montreal.View restaurant profile
K2 Bistro
Open until 11 pmDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal
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≈ 1.6 km
Resto Végo offers a broad, welcoming vegetarian and vegan dining experience with a large buffet and a pay-by-weight system that makes trying a little of everything easy. The menu features a wide variety of warm and cold dishes, creative vegan options, comforting staples, and plenty of desserts and drinks, all prepared with freshness and flavor. The space is airy and calming with multiple seating areas, a charming downstairs cafe, and a terrace for nice weather, complemented by friendly, attentive staff. Overall reviews highlight great value for money, consistent quality, convenient take-away and dine-in options, and a place that feels like a go-to for vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.View restaurant profile
Resto Végo
Open until 11 pmLatin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: Montreal's Healthy Restaurant Guide: Where to Find Nutritious Cuisine
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≈ 1.4 km
Reviewers describe Liuyishou Hotpot Fondue as a bustling all-you-can-eat hotpot experience with a wide selection of broth bases, meats, seafood, vegetables, and a well stocked dipping sauces station, plus desserts like soft serve, making it a flexible option for groups or solo diners alike. The ambiance is repeatedly noted as cozy, modern, and spacious with clean facilities, and the service is praised for attentiveness and friendliness, though a few reviews mention slower ordering or varying pace during busy times. The quality of ingredients is frequently highlighted, with many calling the meats tender and the vegetables fresh, and the ability to customize spiciness and sauces is a common draw. While the value is generally seen as strong, several comments point to higher prices and occasional confusion around pricing or promotions. Overall, Liuyishou Hotpot Fondue appears to deliver a robust, enjoyable hotpot experience with wide menu options and consistently positive notes on atmosphere and service, inviting repeated visits.View restaurant profile
Liuyishou Hotpot Fondue
Open until MidnightDowntown
Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in MontrealThe Best Hot Pot Restaurants in Montreal for an Authentic ExperienceView More
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≈ 2.6 km
Pavillon 67 remains a solid value with a broad buffet, strong desserts, and fresh fruit, and the ambiance is generally pleasant with attentive service. However, reviews indicate a narrowing of the selection in recent years, with seafood options reduced or removed, certain cold dishes and salads missing, and some favorites replaced by more pasta and fried items. The lobster bisque in particular draws criticism for being too salty and underwhelming. While many dishes are still excellent and the gourmand offerings appealing, the hot station and meat options can be uneven or served at lukewarm temperatures depending on the day. Brunch and lunch are praised when the process runs smoothly, but crowding and occasional delays occur, making reservations advisable and parking usually free. Overall, Pavillon 67 remains a decent choice for the price, though some regulars hope the kitchen will reintroduce missing items and restore earlier variety and quality.View restaurant profile
Pavillon 67, buffet gourmand
Open until 11 pmJean-Drapeau Park
Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal
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≈ 2.7 km
Au Petit Extra is described as a warm, homey place with attentive service and a generous wine list. Diners highlight quality ingredients and a menu that blends French and Mediterranean flavors, with notable dishes such as duck confit, magret de canard, onglet de boeuf, lamb shank, and gravlax de boeuf, along with desserts like creme brulee and maison sorbets, and an ambience that invites lingering. Some reviews mention rough spots, including overcooked risotto, burnt fries, or mixed results on certain plates, and a few note slower service or a difficult encounter with the owner, but many balance these with praise for hospitality, value, and the overall dining experience. The restaurant is frequently recommended for evenings with family or friends, and its location near a popular area is seen as a plus by patrons.View restaurant profile
Au Petit Extra
Open until 11 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
