Reviews present Aux Vivres as a go-to vegan and vegetarian option with generous portions and a wide, appealing menu that even converts non-vegans. Dishes highlighted include Golden Pancakes, The Okonomiyaki Burger, Dragon Bowl, Buddha Bowl, Huevos Rancheros, Thai Malai Kofta, paratha, veggie burgers, and a spicy brownie with latte, all praised for fresh ingredients and satisfying portions. The vibe is described as great with friendly, attentive service and quick turnover on some visits, though a few notes mention slower service and not refilling waters when the place was quiet. Prices are described as affordable to a bit pricey but generally worth it for the quality and quantity. The restaurant is seen as reliable for locals and tourists alike, with multiple visits confirming consistency and the option for takeout. Overall, the sentiment is that Aux Vivres offers a positive, inclusive vegan dining experience with big portions, tasty options, and a welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Park is widely praised for incredibly fresh fish, meticulous presentation, and standout omakase experiences at the sushi bar, with many diners calling it one of the best Japanese restaurants in Montreal and noting that the service can be exceptional and attentive when the team is in sync, while the open kitchen adds to the appeal and some meals feature spectacular tasting menus, wagyu dishes, and refined desserts. At the same time, reviews acknowledge a premium price that may not align with every guest’s sense of value, occasional slow or uneven pacing, and an ambiance that can feel crowded, noisy, or cold depending on the time and room, along with some reservations and seating frustrations. Overall, Park is viewed as a top destination for quality sushi and seafood with many memorable moments and a few experiences that fall short of expectations, making it clear why many would consider returning for a special occasion while others caution that consistency and value may vary.View restaurant profile
