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El Lounge Resto-Bar - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Cocktail Bar Top Pick

El Lounge Resto-Bar

Opens Today at 6 pm
(283)

Review Summary

El Lounge Resto-Bar presents a vibrant Latin atmosphere with delicious food, top notch cocktails, and friendly, attentive service that guests consistently praise. The menu showcases flavorful bites and a wide selection of drinks, while the vibe shifts from relaxed terrace evenings to lively dance nights fueled by great live music. The staff and management are noted for making celebrations feel extra special and for guiding guests through the menu with warmth, ensuring smooth experiences even on busy nights. This combination of food, drinks, ambiance, and welcoming hospitality makes El Lounge Resto-Bar a standout spot for friends, couples, and birthday celebrations.View restaurant profile
Tostadito café boulangerie - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Tostadito café boulangerie

Best Colombian restaurant in Montreal
Opens Today at 10 am
(588)

Review Summary

Tostadito café boulangerie delivers authentic Colombian comfort food in a cozy, homey setting where the music and decor make guests feel like they are in Colombia. The menu highlights crowd favorites such as Bandeja Paisa, empanadas, arepas, patacones, salchipapas, and cazuela de mariscos, all prepared with bold sazón and generous portions. Drinks, cocktails, and fresh juices pair beautifully with the dishes, adding a lively touch to the dining experience. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, with staff going the extra mile to create a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere. Overall the place stands out for quality, warmth, and good value, drawing repeat visits from guests who leave feeling like they have found a true Colombian home away from home.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Iris - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Restaurant Iris

We are a restaurant in Montreal dedicated to typical Veracruz cuisine.
Opens Today at 9 am
(178)

Review Summary

Restaurant Iris offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere and friendly, attentive service that makes every visit feel easy and enjoyable. The menu delivers authentic Mexican flavors with Veracruz influences, featuring dishes like a rich mole enchilada and a bright Come Back to Life that show careful seasoning and quality ingredients. Dishes arrive hot, well presented, and generously portioned, so meals feel indulgent without being heavy. Favorites such as chilaquiles verdes, pupusas, tamales, and ceviche are celebrated for authentic taste and comforting familiarity, while beverages and the overall vibe complement the dining experience. The combination of casual, family friendly charm with thoughtful preparation and fair prices invites return visits for casual dinners, celebrations, or a reliable night out for authentic Mexican cooking. Overall, the food is consistently delicious with clear attention to detail, the service is warm and professional, and the atmosphere encourages lingering conversations and repeat visits.View restaurant profile
L'Anaconda Restaurant - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

L'Anaconda Restaurant

Opens Today at 9 am
(141)

Review Summary

Reviews describe L'Anaconda Restaurant as a lively, welcoming spot with warm hospitality where flavorful Peruvian dishes like ceviche, arroz Anaconda, and causa stand out, and where guests enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with music, karaoke nights, and occasional live performances. Service is noted as fast and attentive, portions generous, and prices affordable, making it a good choice for gatherings or family nights. The overall impression blends delicious food, festive ambiance, and a sense of celebration, leaving diners satisfied and ready to return.View restaurant profile
Ola Latina - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant

Ola Latina

Opens Today at 10 am
(182)

Review Summary

Ola Latina is described as a small, welcoming spot offering authentic Latin American dishes with generous portions and a homemade feel. Dishes such as tacos birria, quesabirria, burritos, churros and plantains are praised for flavor, authenticity and hearty portions. Service is repeatedly praised as warm, attentive and friendly, reinforcing a family owned vibe. The restaurant is widely regarded as a hidden gem in Montreal with a festive, inviting atmosphere. Some notes mention the space is a bit small and that beer is not always available, but these are minor compared with the overall praise and many say they would return to try more items.View restaurant profile
Siembra Café et Smoothie Bar - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Coffee Shop Top Pick

Siembra Café et Smoothie Bar

Opens Today at 10 am
(252)

Review Summary

Reviews describe Siembra Café et Smoothie Bar as a warm, welcoming spot with excellent coffee that is consistently rich and well prepared. The ambiance is repeatedly praised as cozy, lively, and family friendly, with a Latin vibe and a dedicated area for kids that makes it easy to work or relax. The staff and owners are noted for friendliness, attentiveness, and hospitality, contributing to a memorable atmosphere. The menu highlights include Colombian pastries, empanadas, pandebono, and specialty coffees and smoothies, with many noting the quality of both food and beverages. Some visitors felt the prices were a bit high and parking could be difficult, and a few reviews mentioned inconsistent food quality or service on certain visits. One comment raised concerns about signage language, pointing out an abundance of English in Quebec, but overall the place is described as an authentic Colombian experience in a welcoming space. Overall the reviews frame Siembra Café et Smoothie Bar as a beloved neighborhood spot for good coffee, tasty Colombian specialties, and friendly service, with minor caveats about value and consistency.View restaurant profile
Cabanas Pupuseria - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Cabanas Pupuseria

Opens Today at 10 am
(269)

Review Summary

Reviews for Cabanas Pupuseria highlight authentic Salvadoran pupusas, a broad menu, and generous portions. The pupusas are consistently described as fresh and handmade, with fillings many feel are among the best in the city. The atmosphere is warm and family friendly, with welcoming service and a cozy yet lively vibe. The price point is considered affordable for the portions, and the cash only policy is noted with an on site ATM to help. Occasional mentions of minor service hiccups or a mistaken vegetarian order are countered by prompt corrections and a generally high level of hospitality. Beyond pupusas, horchata, arepa mix, tamales and other Latin dishes are praised, with several reviewers calling it the best pupuseria in Montreal and a regular go to spot for many diners.View restaurant profile
La variété latine - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant

La variété latine

Opens Today at 11 am
(114)

Review Summary

La variété latine earns high marks for a warm, festive atmosphere, attentive service, and dishes that feel homemade and authentically Latin, with generous portions at affordable prices. Reviewers praise the menu for variety and bold flavors, from picadas and bandeja paisa style plates to plantain burgers and tacos, plus fresh fruit drinks and mojitos. The welcome is described as friendly and personal, with the owner often involved, adding to a homey vibe that makes guests feel at home. Some visits are noted as quieter or slower on certain days, and a few reviews mention cash-only payments or language gaps, but even then the food is praised and the ambiance remains inviting. Overall, La variété latine is seen as a delicious, approachable discovery that captures Latin American warmth and flavor and encourages return visits.View restaurant profile
Tienda Latina - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant

Tienda Latina

Opens Today at 9 am
(73)

Review Summary

Reviews for Tienda Latina describe a lively Latin market with delicious empanadas and bunuelos, a wide selection of Colombian products, and a recently renovated, larger space that lets shoppers sit and eat on site even though it is not strictly a restaurant. The flavors are praised, especially the empanadas including yuca empanadas, while some comments point to occasional rude or unenthusiastic service and a bit of a wait at the checkout, a sign that the clientele is loyal. It is seen as a good spot for a Latino lunch and a place where many Latinos shop for authentic Latin American goods, with an overall sense of authenticity reinforced by the variety and atmosphere. Overall, Tienda Latina appears to be a go-to for tasty dishes and a strong range of Latin products, with bunuelos often cited among the best in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Sabor Tropical - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Takeout/Counter

Sabor Tropical

Opens Today at 9 am
(57)

Review Summary

Sabor Tropical is widely praised for flavorful dishes, refreshing drinks and attentive friendly service, with reviewers highlighting affordable prices and a welcoming vibe that feels like a mini tropical getaway. The menu offers a range of Colombian and Mexican specialties, including fish plates, bandeja paisa, tacos, salads and guacamole, with several diners noting that the flavors bring back memories of home and that portions and quality meet expectations. A notable highlight is the mojito described as among the best ever, and many appreciate the option to order by phone for a precise pickup time, as well as a small store selling specialty items. The overall impression is that this restaurant delivers consistent home style cooking, generous hospitality and a charming family friendly atmosphere that invites return visits.View restaurant profile
Restaurant El Amigo - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Restaurant El Amigo

Opens Today at 11 am
(71)

Review Summary

Reviews of Restaurant El Amigo describe a warm, cozy, family-style spot with generous portions and affordable prices, where hearty, comforting dishes and pupusas are central and the menu leans toward Salvadoran rather than Mexican fare. The food is often praised as tasty and made to order, though a few guests note that some items arrive reheated or not very hot in the center. Service is typically friendly and welcoming but can feel overwhelmed at times, especially with large groups, while the owner and front-of-house staff are remembered for their kindness. The atmosphere feels homely and rustic, described as like dining at a relative's house, with décor that some find quaint or dated, and the space sometimes not wheelchair accessible. A common thread includes reservations by phone and BYO wine or beer, along with good value that invites repeat visits for pupusas and other comforting dishes.View restaurant profile
La Carreta - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

La Carreta

Opens Today at 12 pm
(344)

Review Summary

La Carreta is described as a beloved spot for pupusas in Montreal with consistently delicious and authentic flavors, generous fillings, and a house salsa that earns high marks. The menu blends Salvadoran staples with some familiar Mexican options and is noted for good portions and fair prices for the quality. Service is repeatedly praised as friendly and attentive, and the vibe is warm and inviting with a modern touch. Some reviews mention long waits on busy nights and suggest booking ahead, while others note occasional slow service when dining with larger groups. A few comments point out that prices have become a bit steep for some items and dessert variety could be improved, but many still call it the best pupusas in Montreal. In sum, La Carreta comes across as a reliable favorite for authentic pupusas and strong hospitality, with minor caveats about wait times and pricing.View restaurant profile
La Saveur Colombienne - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant

La Saveur Colombienne

A tradition of love to share with family
Opens Today at 10 am
(105)

Review Summary

Reviews of La Saveur Colombienne describe a warm, authentic Colombian dining experience with flavorful, homestyle dishes and friendly, attentive service, often paired with generous portions, a welcoming atmosphere, and vibes that feel like being in Colombia; many diners praise standout items such as empanadas and bandeja paisa, the terrace setting, and family friendly hospitality, and a number call it a must try and say they would return. At the same time a few criticisms appear: one party reported insects in the tomatoes and another noted smaller portions with higher prices and a perceived decline in quality, plus occasional delays in serving a dish and the absence of a liquor license, though drinks and juice are available. Overall the sentiment skews positive, with frequent descriptions of great value, good sazon, and memorable Colombian vibes, making it feel like a natural spot for gatherings and celebrations.View restaurant profile
Pupuseria Doña Maria - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Pupuseria Doña Maria

Opens Today at 10 am
(23)

Review Summary

Pupuseria Doña Maria receives reviews that emphasize friendly, attentive service and a welcoming, pleasant atmosphere with music that is not too loud. The food is described as very good, with pupusas and fried plantain highlighted as comforting and flavorful, and the overall Latin cuisine praised as rich. Cleanliness and overall upkeep are noted, and many comment that they would return or highly recommend the restaurant, though busy times may lead to takeout as a practical option. A few reviews mention hardworking staff and good service, while one reviewer would have appreciated more attentiveness and a quick check on needs. Despite occasional crowding, the overall impression is positive and the place is seen as a dependable choice for a satisfying meal.View restaurant profile
Ricuras Colombianas - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant

Ricuras Colombianas

Opens Today at 9 am
(143)

Review Summary

Ricuras Colombianas receives wide praise for delicious traditional Colombian dishes and homey flavors, with bunuelos and pandebonos highlighted as spectacular and portions that are generous across the menu. The staff are friendly, professional, and attentive, offering good recommendations and taking time to explain options. The atmosphere is welcoming with a strong Colombian vibe, and the space also features bakery items, breakfasts, lunches, and products to prepare at home. Dishes are described as authentic and reminiscent of home cooking, with flavors that many consider the best Colombian food in Montreal. Prices are said to be good, and the overall experience is described as delightful and inviting, encouraging guests to return and to recommend the restaurant to others. The pan bakery items are noted as especially tasty, contributing to a strong overall impression.View restaurant profile
Cuba Paisa - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant

Cuba Paisa

Opens Today at 11 am
(229)

Review Summary

Feedback on Cuba Paisa depicts a lively Montreal spot with a warm, welcoming vibe and very generous portions of robust Cuban and Colombian flavors. The bandeja paisa is a standout, described as plentiful and satisfying with a mix of meats, rice, tostone, maduros, beans and more, with many reviewers calling the plate delicious and a great value for the size. Dishes such as ropa vieja and various empanadas also receive praise for flavor and presentation, while some comments note that a Cuban tamal can differ in preparation and that croquetas or tamales may vary. The service is consistently noted as friendly and efficient, and the live music adds energy on certain nights, though a few diners find the volume high during dinner. The atmosphere is highlighted as convivial and welcoming, suitable for families and groups wanting to feel transported to Latin cuisine, and portions are often so large that two people can share. Some critics mention that a few items do not meet expectations and that prices can seem steep, but overall the place is seen as a lively destination for hearty, authentic tasting plates in a festive setting.View restaurant profile
Café Colombien Mi Tierra - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Coffee Shop

Café Colombien Mi Tierra

Opens Today at 12 pm
(56)

Review Summary

Café Colombien Mi Tierra draws praise for generous portions, tasty Colombian flavors, and a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes guests feel like they are on vacation. Reviewers consistently note friendly and attentive service, with a cozy latin ambiance and music that enhances the experience. The menu items that receive frequent compliments include empanadas, yukas with garlic mayo, chorizo, the Picada Colombiana plate, burgers, and churros, with several diners planning to return to try more dishes. The latte available to take away is singled out as excellent, and the overall vibe is described as immersive and comforting, suitable for family dinners and casual meals. A minority of feedback points to issues with the arepas, which reportedly fell apart and were not well cooked, and to questions about value for money. Overall, the place is described as a comfortable, flavorful gateway to Colombia, with many indicating they will return to explore additional options.View restaurant profile
Mama Sofia - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant

Mama Sofia

Pupuseria
Opens Today at 10 am
(104)

Review Summary

Mama Sofia offers a cozy, family run spot serving authentic Salvadoran favorites such as pupusas, revueltas and tamales, with a small storefront that carries Latino groceries for a homey, neighborhood vibe. The dining area is compact, but pupusas are praised as very tasty and among the best around the east end, with most love for revueltas and queso varieties while a few batches are noted as too salty. The menu also features chicharrones with manioc, tamalitos de elote, beef soup, tripe soup and horchata, all described as flavorful and good value. Service is consistently warm and welcoming, reflecting a friendly, family owned operation. While decor is modest and seating can be tight, the overall impression is of a small gem that delivers homemade style and dependable pupusas for those in the area.View restaurant profile
El Chalateco - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

El Chalateco

Opens Today at 11 am
(409)

Review Summary

Reviewers consistently praise El Chalateco for flavorful Salvadoran dishes, especially the pupusas and tamales, with many noting generous portions and reasonable prices. The atmosphere is described as warm and authentic, and service is often highlighted as friendly and attentive, helping visitors feel like they are in a Latin American setting. Several comments mention fast service and good value, though a few note that the pupusas can be smaller than at other spots and the salsa can be a bit runny, with occasional slower service. The menu offers a variety of combo options and drinks like horchata and maracuya, which guests appreciate, making El Chalateco a reliable affordable place for authentic Salvadoran comfort food with many returning guests.View restaurant profile
Sabor Latino - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Grocery Store Top Pick

Sabor Latino

Opens Today at 9 am
(303)

Review Summary

Reviews describe Sabor Latino as a vibrant Montreal destination that blends a Latin grocery, bakery, butcher, and restaurant into a single casual stop with authentic flavors from across Latin America. The menu offers a wide range of dishes that many patrons consider delicious and generously portioned, with popular items such as pupusas, arepas, empanadas, tacos and soups, alongside a well stocked Latin grocery and treats like yerba mate and dulce de leche. Valued for its affordable prices and the sense of home it can evoke, the place is repeatedly praised for friendly, attentive staff and a welcoming atmosphere, though some visitors mention higher prices, occasional service inconsistencies, and occasional concerns about product quality. All in all, Sabor Latino is seen as a must visit for anyone seeking real Latin flavor in Montreal, a convenient one stop shop for meals and ingredients, and a place that invites customers to try a broad spectrum of Latin American cuisine without leaving the neighborhood.View restaurant profile
Sabor Latino - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Grocery Store Top Pick

Sabor Latino

Opens Today at 9 am
(512)

Review Summary

Sabor Latino offers a wide range of Latin American products and an on-site restaurant where meals can be enjoyed on site or taken away. The market is praised for its extensive selection and accessibility, with shoppers finding Mexican staples, Colombian baked goods, and a variety of fresh produce at reasonable prices. The staff are frequently described as friendly and helpful, helping shoppers locate items and sharing tips, though some reviews note occasional language barriers. The prepared foods counter and bakery receive high marks for flavor and convenience, with empanadas, tortillas, and breads highlighted as standouts. Some criticisms mention that certain items can be pricey, stock can run out quickly, and a few dishes or presentations do not meet expectations, such as specific pupusa fillings or meat seasoning. Overall, the place is seen as a reliable hub for Latin American groceries and authentic flavors that helps many feel connected to their roots, even drawing visitors from other cities to explore its offerings.View restaurant profile
Chez Tina Gourmet - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant

Chez Tina Gourmet

Opens Today at 11 am
(81)

Review Summary

Chez Tina Gourmet draws strong praise for authentic Mexican flavors and a warm, colorful atmosphere that evokes Mexico, with dishes like cecina, birria tacos, sopa azteca and enmoladas cited as standouts and generous portions that satisfy most diners; the food is described as flavorful with fresh tortillas and good salsas, and the service is often attentive and friendly given the small team on slower nights, while the ambiance and value are repeatedly noted as positives. However, some comments point to issues such as enchiladas becoming soggy when portions are large, horchata being icy, and at least one visit where the service felt hurried or overly expeditious with little dessert or menu guidance; as a result, the restaurant is seen as a solid choice for real Mexican cuisine in the area, with many guests hoping to return to try more of the menu.View restaurant profile
Sabor Latino - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Grocery Store Top Pick

Sabor Latino

Opens Today at 9 am
(74)

Review Summary

Reviews describe Sabor Latino as a lively spot with a wide Latin menu where cachapas, pabellón, chicharrón, empanadas and pupusas are praised, and desserts like tres leches are said to be amazing, with juices such as maracuya hitting a good sweetness balance. The food is often described as fresh and homemade in flavor, with many noting generous variety and a comforting abuelita like cooking vibe, while some dishes are criticized for being overcooked or dry and for not all menu items being available all the time. Service is frequently highlighted as friendly and patient, with staff who explain dishes, though a couple of reviews call out issues with a kitchen administrator and inconsistent experiences during busy periods. Overall the consensus sees Sabor Latino as a flavorful, comforting destination with substantial choices and strong aromas, offering a home style Latin experience that some find notable enough to return for again.View restaurant profile
Resto Los Planes - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Resto Los Planes

Opens Today at 11 am
(206)

Review Summary

Resto Los Planes is described as a warm, authentic Salvadoran spot with generous portions and comforting, home style flavors centered on pupusas. The food is frequently praised as delicious and filling, with horchata and traditional sides like yucca frit and chicharron noted as welcome staples, and the atmosphere described as friendly with attentive service. Many reviews call it a standout pupuseria in the area and a must try, highlighting fast service and solid value for the price. A few critiques appear, including concerns about takeout accuracy and occasional odd taste in some pupusas, and some meals being perceived as overpriced for what is offered. Overall the consensus leans positive, with diners leaving satisfied and mentioning a sense of home in the dishes and a willingness to return.View restaurant profile
Point Colombie - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant

Point Colombie

Opens Today at 11 am
(43)

Review Summary

Point Colombie is praised for the freshness of ingredients, the quality of the cuisine, the very good sauces, and fresh fruit juices, with dine in available and takeout or frozen options as well. The small, cozy space and friendly service contribute to a warm impression, and the owner is described as very kind. Empanadas are highlighted as real Colombian and among the best, with many preferring the largest size. Gluten free options are a standout, making it the top gluten free choice in the area. Guests say they would return, some visiting several times a month, and many regret not taking home frozen products, underscoring a strong overall impression of value and consistent deliciousness.View restaurant profile
Las Brasas Restaurant - Montreal Colombian, Salvadorian Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Las Brasas Restaurant

Opens Today at 11 am
(113)

Review Summary

Las Brasas Restaurant is praised as a cozy, unpretentious spot offering flavorful, well priced Mexican and Latin inspired fare. Highlights consistently include birria tacos, pupusas, quesabirria, horchata, and chilaquiles, with many noting generous portions, fresh toppings, and robust seasonings. The atmosphere is described as homey and family friendly, with a warm, welcoming vibe and quick, friendly service when things run smoothly. Promotions such as half price tacos on Tuesdays and other specials attract guests seeking good value. While a few reviews mention occasional uneven service or a cramped space at peak times, the overall sentiment emphasizes tasty food, authenticity, and reliability. Taken together, Las Brasas is seen as a neighborhood favorite for authentic flavors, good value, and a welcoming environment that encourages repeat visits.View restaurant profile

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