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≈ 0.9 km
Coco Rico comes up as a standout for rotisserie chicken with consistently juicy meat and crisp skin, paired with creamy, comforting roasted potatoes that many reviews call the highlight of the meal. Pastel de nata are repeatedly praised as some of the best in town, with flaky pastry and a custard filling that hits the right balance of sweet and rich. The place is described as welcoming and casual, with friendly, attentive staff that make every visit easy and enjoyable, whether dining in or grabbing a family meal to go. Value is a common thread, as generous portions and fair prices let diners leave full and satisfied with room to spare. The menu also shines with well executed chicken sandwiches and a range of sides that reinforce Coco Rico as a dependable option for a quick, flavorful, satisfying meal that feels like a little corner of Portugal in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Rôtisserie Coco Rico
The first Portuguese rotisserie in Montreal opened since 1970
Open until 10 pm
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.1 km
La Binerie Mont Royal emerges in many reviews as a warm, nostalgic staple offering honest, comforting Quebecois cooking with generous portions and homemade quality. The menu centers on traditional favorites like fèves au lard, tourtière, pea soup, poutines, and crepes, all prepared on site and served in a bright, old Quebec decor that feels like a tiny museum of Montreal history. The atmosphere is described as welcoming, friendly, and family like, with attentive service and explanations of the dishes that make guests feel at home. The beans are repeatedly hailed as the star, richly flavorful and tender, while other classics such as shepherd's pie, boudin, and meat pies are praised for comforting textures and hearty portions that satisfy. The experience is often framed as an authentic, affordable, and memorable introduction to Quebec cuisine, with many visitors planning a return to sample more of the house made specialties and to soak up the ambiance.View restaurant profile
La Binerie Mont Royal
Open until 4 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: 18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealMontreal's Culinary Legacy: Uncovering the City's Oldest RestaurantsView More
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≈ 1.3 km
Le Ravito Café-Buvette emerges in reviews as a welcoming, cozy spot that works from day into night, a charming neighborhood bar with comfortable seating and a warm atmosphere. Guests praise attentive, friendly service that handles busy crowds smoothly and helps make celebrations, book clubs and afterwork gatherings easy and enjoyable. The food and drinks receive consistent praise for good value, quality ingredients and hearty portions, with favorites such as truffle arancini, tartares, and tacos, plus a wine and coffee list that many appreciate. The setting is described as relaxed yet lively, with pleasant music, inviting outdoor seating and a versatile vibe for casual meals, coffee or cocktails. Overall, impressions highlight a friendly team, a strong sense of place and a spot that visitors are keen to return to.View restaurant profile
Le RAVITO Café-Buvette
Open until 1 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Must-Visit Restaurants on the Plateau-Mont-RoyalFrom Morning Coffee to Evening Wine: Montréal's Café-Wine Bar GuideView More
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≈ 2.1 km
Reviews highlight Aiko Sushi for fresh, delicious sushi with generous portions and affordable prices, making it a reliable choice for quick meals or delivery; the menu offers a wide variety including pokes and vegetarian options, and the quality and freshness of ingredients are repeatedly praised. The service is fast and friendly, the atmosphere is calm and pleasant, and the location is convenient for a casual bite with friends after school or between classes. While occasional delivery hiccups are noted, prompt handling and refunds have helped maintain a positive, consistent experience.View restaurant profile
Aiko Sushi
Open until 9:30 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.1 km
Sushiuma showcases an all you can eat format with high quality sushi and a wide range of cold and hot dishes that many reviewers say deliver great value. The service is described as fast and efficient, with friendly staff and a playful robot presence that adds to the experience. Bringing your own wine is a popular perk, and the lively atmosphere makes it a good spot for families and groups celebrating occasions. While some comments mention variability in taste, temperature, or timing during busy periods, most diners leave impressed by freshness and breadth of options. Overall, Sushiuma feels like a reliable choice for sushi lovers seeking variety, speed, and value in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Sushiuma
Chic BYOB Japanese restaurant serving all-you-can-eat sushi, plus noodles, tempura & wok fare.
Open until 10 pm
Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: Where to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des SpectaclesThe Best All You Can Eat Buffets in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.3 km
Reviews describe K2 Bistro as a lively all-you-can-eat sushi destination with a broad, fresh selection from sashimi and nigiri to creative rolls and grilled items, where each bite highlights quality ingredients and thoughtful preparation. The atmosphere stands out with immersive Studio Ghibli inspired decor that creates a warm, inviting environment. Ordering is streamlined through a touch-screen system at the table, letting guests mix orders easily and minimize wait times. Friendly and attentive staff are repeatedly praised for making guests feel welcome and well cared for. Value is another common thread, with many noting reasonable prices for AYCE and generous portions that encourage trying a wide range of dishes. For the best experience, reservations are advised, especially on weekends, to secure preferred seating and avoid longer waits. Overall, K2 Bistro emerges as a standout for sushi lovers and anime fans alike, delivering fresh flavors, abundant variety, and a memorable atmosphere that invites return visits.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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≈ 2.4 km
At L'Oeufrier, the brunch scene feels bright and welcoming, with generous portions, a wide variety of breakfast options, and fast, friendly service that keeps guests smiling. Dishes like eggs benedict with chorizo, pancakes, crepes, and breakfast potatoes hit bold flavors and dependable quality, while turkey bacon provides a popular option for variety. The atmosphere is family friendly and the staff are noted for being attentive and helpful, making everyone feel at ease. On busy days, lines and waits may be longer, but the overall experience is described as warm, efficient, and worth a return visit. Overall, L'Oeufrier stands out as a dependable spot for a hearty, satisfying breakfast or brunch with a lively, cozy vibe and good value.View restaurant profile
L'Oeufrier
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Get Your Maple on in the City with These Urban Sugar Shack Experiences18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.7 km
Les Belles-Soeurs feels like a charming neighborhood spot with a warm, convivial vibe and friendly, attentive staff that make guests feel welcome. The menu keeps things simple and affordable with burgers, a club sandwich, a salmon burger, poutine and a vegetarian option, all served with generous fries and fresh salads. Dishes that stand out for many are the club sandwich and the lamb burger, and the fries are often highlighted as a real plus. The atmosphere is relaxed and cozy, ideal for a casual dinner with friends or family, and the bathrooms are notable for thoughtful decor. Service is quick and personable, and the overall experience emphasizes fresh flavors, comforting favorites, and good value, with occasional notes about texture or price balanced by the positives.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Les Belles-Soeurs
Open until 9 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Affordable Breakfasts in Montreal: Where to Eat Without Breaking the Bank
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≈ 2.7 km
Le Saloon Bistro Bar offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with a lively yet relaxed vibe and a diverse menu that satisfies many tastes, from butter chicken poutine to tuna tartare and a range of standout cocktails and espresso martinis; guests praise attentive service, friendly staff, and good value during happy hour, along with a bright patio and large windows that create a vibrant yet comfortable setting; the overall experience is described as stylish and welcoming, with reliable quality, thoughtful service, and an energy that makes this spot a top pick in the area and a place to return to time after time.View restaurant profile
Le Saloon Bistro Bar
Open until 2 amThe Village/Centre-Sud
Mentioned in: Best Sangrias to Try in MontrealThe Village: The Most Colourful Area of MontrealView More
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≈ 0.4 km
Reviewers describe L'Oeufrier as a bright, welcoming breakfast spot with reliable food and friendly service, where mornings feel calm and the large windows offer a pleasant view and natural light. The menu earns praise for variety and classic brunch basics like eggs, potatoes, fruit, toast, and very generous portions, though a few notes mention portions that seem oversized or photos that overstate them. The atmosphere is commonly described as cheerful, sunny, and easygoing, making it a popular choice for a Sunday brunch and for watching the street activity from inside. Service is often described as warm and attentive, though on busy days ordering or billing can be slower and seating can feel a bit tight. Gluten free options are a source of disappointment for some, with instances of miscommunication or questions about truly gluten free preparation, yet the service remains courteous. A few other mentions include a surprise closure and a few inconsistent items like a spoiled coffee, but overall the location is regarded as a reliable, satisfying, and sometimes nostalgic brunch destination.View restaurant profile
L'Oeufrier
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Get Your Maple on in the City with These Urban Sugar Shack Experiences18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.6 km
Patati Patata is described as a tiny, cozy spot that serves standout poutine and comforting burgers at a great value, with a vibe that can be both intimate and buzzing. The poutine is frequently praised as among the best in Montreal, with squeaky cheese curds, crisp fries, and a gravy that many find perfectly balanced. Portions are noted as generous at times and more modest at others, but the overall impression is food that is simple, delicious, and reliably satisfying. Service is consistently described as friendly and fast, and takeout is a popular option for late night cravings. The small space and limited seating can make it busy and a bit chaotic, so many choose to take food to go or eat at the counter. Some reviews mention long waits during peak hours, and one account references a troubling incident about discriminatory remarks that affected the experience. Overall, Patati Patata stands out as a Montreal staple for late night poutine and casual bites, offering a distinctive hole in the wall charm, a loyal following, and flavors that keep people coming back.View restaurant profile
Patati Patata
Open until 2 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Best Solo Dining in Montreal: Top Restaurants for Eating Alone14 Must-try Poutine Spots in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.9 km
Fabergé is a much loved Montreal brunch spot known for generous portions and high quality food, with standouts like eggs Benedict, avocado toast, mushroom Benedict, and classics such as chicken and waffles or breakfast poutine that keep regulars coming back. The atmosphere is described as warm and lively with a welcoming, family friendly vibe and a terrace that adds to the appeal. Service is frequently praised as friendly, attentive, and efficient, though a few visits report slower service, occasional brusqueness, or longer waits on weekends. Prices and portions are a mixed bag, with many noting good value for the quality and portions, while others feel it has gotten pricier or the portions smaller than before. The menu includes vegetarian options and a solid kids menu, and many appreciate the kid friendly touches and the overall vibe that makes it easy to visit with family. Some reviewers point to occasional issues such as loud music, coffee quality, or a lack of menu variety, but these are outweighed by praise for the dependable brunch experience and the quality of the ingredients. Overall, Fabergé is described as a reliable go to for breakfast and brunch in Montreal, consistently delivering flavorful food, generous portions, and a friendly atmosphere, even as a few visits remind guests that busy times can challenge service and value.View restaurant profile
Fabergé
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amMile-End
Mentioned in: 18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in Montreal
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≈ 0.9 km
Fameux Viande Fumée Et Charcuterie draws a mixed set of reviews, with many praising a warm, friendly service and a cozy old school diner vibe that makes it a reliable late night option, while others note occasional rude or impatient staff and concerns about supervision. The dining experience is described as quick and efficient when service is on point, yet inconsistent in some visits, including a rare impression of tension or discomfort caused by staff interactions. Food quality is variable, with some orders featuring disappointing poutine or underfilled submarine sandwiches and others enjoying decent pizzas, gyros, and smoked meats, and desserts like chocolate cake and milkshakes receiving positive notes. Pricing and value are seen as fair for the breadth of the menu, though a few dishes are described as overpriced or not representative of the menu’s potential. Seating can be cramped with limited leg room on smaller tables, and the ambiance can feel lacking at times due to factors like minimal music or a quieter atmosphere. Overall, Fameux Viande Fumée Et Charcuterie reads as a casual, go-to spot for a hearty, no-nonsense bite where consistency and service quality can vary but the venue remains a staple for late hours and dependable favorites.View restaurant profile
Fameux Viande Fumée Et Charcuterie
Open until 3:30 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviews depict Chez Claudette as a Montreal institution for authentic, generously portioned poutine at affordable prices, with a cozy retro diner vibe and friendly, efficient service that many visitors find welcoming. The menu is varied and features other Quebec staples like hot dogs and grilled cheese, and the poutines are often praised for hearty portions, squeaky cheese curds, and a flavorful gravy, with several readers calling it among the best poutine in the city. While most feedback is positive and highlights good value and consistency, some comments point to occasional service slowdowns, inconsistent experiences, and a few days when certain items did not hit the mark, including issues with fries or sauce. Overall, the place is described as a reliable, bustling spot where guests can enjoy generous portions, a classic ambiance, and a strong sense of authenticity that keeps people returning.View restaurant profile
Chez Claudette
Open until MidnightLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: 14 Must-try Poutine Spots in Montreal
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≈ 1.2 km
B & M Restaurant comes across in reviews as a dependable neighborhood spot for breakfast and brunch with a casual diner vibe, offering generous portions and a straightforward, well rounded menu. Diners praise the breakfast options including eggs Benedict with smoked salmon, perfectly poached eggs, crispy potatoes, and berry crepes, as well as a breakfast poutine, with many noting the food is consistently tasty and the service is friendly and efficient. The atmosphere is described as unpretentious and welcoming with a terrace option in Mile End that some travelers enjoy. Prices are seen as reasonable by many, though a few find them a touch high, and there are mentions that service can slow a bit when the place is busy. Overall the reviews emphasize reliable food, good value, and a great chance to linger with a positive local vibe, making B & M Restaurant a go to breakfast and casual dining choice that locals and guests would likely return to.View restaurant profile
B & M Restaurant
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amMile-End
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≈ 1.2 km
Reviews across languages highlight courteous service, fresh sushi, and accessible two-person options at Shushu Bar À Poké + Sushi, with generous portions and a welcoming vibe. Diners describe a great time with tasty, consistently delicious food including the sake, and praise the overall atmosphere and solid service.View restaurant profile
Shushu Bar À Poké + Sushi
Opens Monday at 11 amMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.3 km
Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce draws a mixed set of reviews, with many praising the burgers, the fries, the lively ambiance, and friendly service, and several calling it an underrated gem with solid value; others complain about long waits, inconsistent food quality, and cleanliness or pricing issues, noting overcooked burgers, soggy fries, and slow, uneven service at times. Overall, the strongest praise goes to juicy burgers and tasty sides, while some experiences highlight variable staff attentiveness and timing, suggesting room to boost consistency and upkeep.View restaurant profile
Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce
Open until MidnightLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The 12 Best Burgers in Montreal to Try Right Now (2026 Edition)The Best Smash Burgers in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.6 km
Chillax is described across reviews as a cozy, casual Japanese spot with a calm, welcoming vibe where comforting dishes like ramen, donburi, gyoza, and karaage hit the mark, with many noting salmon teriyaki donburi, udon, and fried squid or takoyaki as standouts; the space is simple and authentic, and the decor with anime posters adds a nostalgic energy that many find charming. The service is praised for friendliness and attentiveness, though in one case a long wait occurred when only one staff member was on duty. It is often called a hidden gem and a reliable go to for casual meals, with guests enjoying a homey atmosphere and a good selection of sake, while some concerns include sauces that feel a bit oily, portions that can seem small for the price, and one review mentioning an egg that did not meet expectations. Overall Chillax comes across as a consistently tasty, comfortable place that invites repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Chillax
Open until 9:30 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2 km
Café Noya comes across as a cozy, casual udon cafe in downtown Montreal that fits studying or casual meals. The menu centers on udon and onigiri, with beef udon and creamy miso mushroom udon among the popular bowls, plus flavorful onigiri such as unagi and salmon; several notes mention rich broths and chewy noodles, though some dishes are criticized for being bland or undersauced and portions can feel small for the price. The drinks and desserts, especially matcha based options and mochi, are often highlighted as standout items and a welcome complement to the savory bowls. The service is described as friendly and efficient when not too busy, but a few reviews report slower service, inconsistent knowledge about Japanese dishes, or hiccups with order accuracy. The space is repeatedly praised for its cute, welcoming vibe and good atmosphere for studying or hanging out, while a few comments mention it feeling cold or busy and noisy at times. Overall, the place is seen as a reliable go to for satisfying udon and onigiri with quality matcha and pleasant staff, with some room for value improvements and portion sizes.View restaurant profile
Café Noya
Open until 10 pmDowntown
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≈ 2.1 km
Brasseurs du Monde in Montreal offers a lively pub vibe with a strong beer program and a menu that pairs well with drinks, including crowd-pleasers like poutine, bao buns, and a variety of burgers and small plates. Reviewers highlight an extensive craft beer selection and note standout pairings such as a blueberry and tea beer, with dishes like fish and chips, salmon tartare, duck poutine, brisket, and mushroom burger earning praise. The atmosphere is energetic and can be loud when the place is full, and service or wait times may suffer on busy nights, with occasional concerns about cleanliness or value. Food quality is generally described as solid and flavorful, and several dishes are repeatedly praised for flavor balance and generous portions, though a few reports point to downsized portions or inconsistent results over time. The staff are consistently described as friendly and attentive, and the location near Saint Denis with a nice patio is appreciated, but seating can feel tight and the lively scene may not suit quieter preferences.View restaurant profile
Brasseurs du Monde
Proudly local beers by Brasseurs du Monde
Open until 1 am
Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: The Best Sports Bars in Montreal: Where to Watch Your Favorite GamesGreat Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier LatinView More
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≈ 2.1 km
Mont Hot-dog poutine Réal draws mixed reviews with praise for quick hot dogs, affordability, and friendly staff, and cleanliness inside noted by some. Many express disappointment with the poutine and greasy fries, noting the fries are oily and the overall dish not very good, while others feel the price is high for ordinary fare. Observations include a small, cool room and a busy atmosphere, with service sometimes described as top, and a sense that strong turnover keeps the place lively, leading to varied expectations among first time visitors.View restaurant profile
Mont Hot-dog poutine Réal
Open until 11:30 pmDowntown
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≈ 2.2 km
Le Gras Dur draws strong praise for its poutine and burgers, with many reviewers calling the poutine the best in town and the burgers juicy with a well balanced texture and flavorful toppings. Service is repeatedly described as fast, attentive, and friendly, contributing to a positive atmosphere and consistent kitchen care. The option to enjoy a food truck meal is mentioned, along with the ability to take food to go, adding value for many diners. Desserts such as house made beignets with Oreo and maple are highlighted as a standout, and the overall quality and consistency are frequently cited as reasons to return. Some reservations appear, including notes that portions can be small for the price, occasional menu items may feel overrated or not as strong as the main hits, and a few experiences reference oil quality or other service inconsistencies. Overall, Le Gras Dur is considered a must try by many, offering excellent poutine and burgers and a warm, inviting dining experience, while reminding readers to manage expectations on pricing and portion size.View restaurant profile
Le Gras Dur
Open until 11 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: 19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food Experience
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≈ 2.3 km
Taken together, reviews describe Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce as a place with outstanding burgers and memorable fries, a friendly, attentive staff, and a lively, welcoming vibe that can handle crowds; the bilingual service and thoughtful touches like gluten free options are frequently praised, with careful cross contamination practices noted for coeliac diners. The interior is felt as cool and modern with art and writing on the walls, and the drinks program including a real milkshake and quality beer is often highlighted. Food quality is described as very good to excellent by many, especially the burgers themselves and the fries, while some visits report dry meat or a steak frites that is sinewy and over salted, soggy fries, and occasional inconsistent cooking. A few reviewers mention music that felt inappropriate for the mood, while others commend fast service and friendly servers when busy. Overall it remains a popular choice for a burger fix in Montreal with some consistently strong experiences, though a handful of meals fall short of expectations.View restaurant profile
Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce
Open until MidnightDowntown
Mentioned in: The 12 Best Burgers in Montreal to Try Right Now (2026 Edition)The Best Smash Burgers in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.4 km
Across reviews, L'Oeufrier is seen as a strong breakfast and brunch destination with a broad menu, generous portions, and fresh ingredients. Many guests praise the friendly, attentive service and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that stays smooth even when crowds are large. The food is repeatedly described as delicious with generous portions, vibrant flavors, and appealing presentation. A standout feature for many is the variety, including gluten free and vegetarian options, plus a range of drinks from smoothies to coffee. But some experiences report slower service, understaffing, or delays, and a few days with dishes arriving at a cooler temperature. A handful of comments mention noise, warmth inside the room, or occasional hygiene concerns such as flies, which can affect the overall impression. Delivery orders are praised for careful packaging and restaurant quality carried through to takeout. Overall the place is considered a beloved, busy choice in the downtown area for breakfast and brunch with strong service and a lively vibe.View restaurant profile
L'Oeufrier
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amDowntown
Mentioned in: Get Your Maple on in the City with These Urban Sugar Shack Experiences18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.5 km
Reviewers describe Okeya Kyujiro as an intimate, immersive omakase experience that feels like a journey to Japan, with pristine ingredients, artful plating, and a dynamic, chef-led progression served right in front of guests. The service is repeatedly praised as attentive, polished, and personal, with explanations of dishes and provenance that elevate the tasting. Many note the ambiance as refined and authentic, the counter seating and open kitchen enhancing the sense of ceremony, and the overall experience frequently deemed memorable and worth the price, often positioned as a special occasion or bucket-list meal. Some report the brunch omakase as a more approachable alternative at a fraction of the dinner price. A few critiques appear around pacing, price, and value, occasional dessert misalignment, limited wine options or wine knowledge among staff, and an abrupt ending or fast tempo on certain visits, but these are outweighed by praise for consistency, the freshness of fish, and the artistry of the courses. Overall, the restaurant is widely celebrated as one of Montreal’s premier Japanese dining experiences, with many reviewers eager to return and celebrate milestones.View restaurant profile
Okeya Kyujiro
THEATRICAL OMAKASE EXPERIENCE
Open until 10 pm
Downtown
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealA Guide to Montreal's Must-Try Sushi RestaurantsView More
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≈ 2.5 km
Overall, reviews portray L'Oeufrier as a cozy, family friendly brunch spot with generous portions and a playful menu, though some visits are tempered by crowded spaces and noise. Service is praised for friendliness and efficiency by many, yet a few readers report slower pacing and missed checks during busy periods or longer waits to be seated or billed. Food receives mixed notes: many dishes are described as delicious with creative twists and gluten free options, while a handful of meals arrive cold or with inconsistent quality. Ambiance is described as warm and welcoming when staff are attentive, but the compact space can feel crowded at peak times. Despite the occasional hiccup, the restaurant remains a popular choice for casual brunch or lunch with friends and family, valued for its substantial portions and overall experience.View restaurant profile
L'Oeufrier
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amThe Village/Centre-Sud
Mentioned in: Get Your Maple on in the City with These Urban Sugar Shack Experiences18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.6 km
Reviews of Tiramisu describe a stylish, versatile venue that blends Italian and Japanese influences, with pizza crust praised for fluffiness and char and dishes like truffle pasta and beef shishito pizza standing out when executed well. Flavors and presentation are frequently lauded, though some visits note issues such as cold pizzas, burnt crusts, or uneven pacing and service. The atmosphere is described as beautiful and comfortable, with several comments on a lively brunch and dinner scene, privacy depending on seating, and strong interior design. Service is often highlighted as friendly and attentive, and the staff are praised for accommodating dietary needs, including celiac considerations. Prices are sometimes seen as high for the fare, but many reviewers regard the quality and originality of the menu as a key draw. Overall, Tiramisu is viewed as a solid option for date nights or social dinners, especially when both kitchen and service align.View restaurant profile
Tiramisu
Located on the main floor of the Hampton Inn.
Open until 10:30 pm
Chinatown, Downtown
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≈ 2.6 km
Overall, Spicebros is described as a budget friendly spot offering fast, flavorful bowls, wraps and small plates with a spicy kick and fresh ingredients. Butter chicken bowls, paneer bowls and veggie wraps are repeatedly praised for their creaminess, balance of spices and generous portions, and the mango lassi and chai get frequent thumbs up. The menu is varied and approachable, with options for vegetarians that appeal to non vegetarians alike, and lunchtime specials that help keep meals affordable. Service is typically quick and friendly, with a clean, welcoming ambience noted by many. A few reviewers flag issues with specific items or hygiene on one visit, suggesting inconsistency in quality on occasion. Overall impressions lean positive, with many calling it a reliable go to spot in downtown Montreal and highlighting the value and flavor that make it easy to return. The best loved items include the butter chicken bowl, channa samosa, and the mango lassi, and there is broad praise for the spicy, fresh flavors across the menu.View restaurant profile
Spicebros
Bringing the taste of Indian cuisine, with modern twist! SpiceBros style!
Open until 3 am
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 2.7 km
Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce is described as a lively, welcoming spot with friendly staff and a vibe that makes guests feel at home, a setting enhanced by colorful ceilings, a terrace in the village, and a busy, enjoyable atmosphere. The menu centers on burgers with fresh fries and house made mayo, with several reviewers praising the quality of the beef and toppings and noting standout items like the Apocalypse with jalapeno and a strong mac and cheese side, while a few burgers were criticized as dry, small, or overpriced. Service is repeatedly praised for being attentive, fast, and accommodating to groups, contributing to consistently positive experiences, even when some meals fall short. Brunch and poutine receive mixed feedback, from crowd pleasers to critiques of preparation or value. Overall, Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce comes across as a solid, sociable go-to for burgers and casual bites, delivering good food and a fun atmosphere more often than not, with room for improvement in consistency and price.View restaurant profile
Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce
Open until MidnightThe Village/Centre-Sud
Mentioned in: The 12 Best Burgers in Montreal to Try Right Now (2026 Edition)The Best Smash Burgers in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.9 km
Makoto draws praise for its welcoming staff, quick service and cozy ambiance, with favorites like bibimbap, kimchi jjigae, tofu dishes and teokkochi earning frequent compliments. The food is often described as flavorful with generous portions and reasonable prices, and miso soup and a simple salad come with meals. Several reviewers express disappointment with menu changes, missing items such as sundubu jjigae, beef seafood udon, fried chicken udon and the salad with ginger vinaigrette, hoping for their return. Some diners find the new side dishes less appealing and the chicken breading crumbly. A number of guests hope the restaurant will reintroduce elements of the old menu while still offering new options. Delivery experiences have shown that old versions can be accessed through the restaurant's ordering options, which helps bridge dine in and takeout. Overall Makoto is seen as a reliable, affordable option with tasty dishes and friendly service, though menu revisions have divided opinion and left regulars hoping for a balance between nostalgia and new ideas.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Makoto
Open until 9 pmLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Asian Soups off the Beaten Path
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≈ 2.9 km
Le Poké Station earns strong praise for fresh, high quality ingredients, generous portions, and consistently tasty bowls, with many calling it the best poke in town and noting the customizable menu, wide range of proteins, toppings, and sauces that are well balanced; the bowls such as salmon, chicken katsu, shrimp tempura, and signature Honolulu and Aloha are described as fresh, flavorful, and prepared to order, with appealing presentation; service is repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and patient, while the space is clean and welcoming; some reviews mention limited indoor seating and suggest takeout to avoid wait times, but overall value is considered good given the large portions and quality; overall, Le Poké Station is seen as a healthy, convenient option that many plan to visit again.View restaurant profile
Le Poké Station
Open until 9 pmOld Montreal
Mentioned in: Montreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian Bowls
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≈ 2.9 km
Across the reviews, Yamato Dumpling earns praise for hand-made dumplings that are juicy and flavorful, with options like Beef with Onion, Beef with Coriander, Pork with Cabbage, and a vegetarian mix of cabbage, vermicelli and carrot, available in both steamed and fried preparations. The atmosphere is described as calm and welcoming, with friendly staff, good music, and a clean, bright space that lets in plenty of light. Value comes up often, with reasonable prices and filling meals that appeal to families and solo diners alike, including even picky eaters. Takeout is noted as convenient in addition to dine-in experiences. Overall, the restaurant is seen as a reliable, approachable favorite that delivers solid food, warm service, and a simple, satisfying experience.View restaurant profile
Yamato Dumpling
Open until 9 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: Best Dumplings in Montreal
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≈ 3 km
Miss Jean Talon is praised for great pizza that often arrives hot for takeout or delivery, with the chicken with Caesar frequently highlighted as a standout dish. The atmosphere is described as calm and clean and the service as attentive and friendly, with staff going the extra mile to fix issues when they arise. Reviews recall late night visits and a nostalgic feel for tzaziki and poutine, though changes after covid include smaller portions and higher prices, and in some cases hours or availability. Delivery experiences vary, with instances of missing items being remade and apologies offered, and overall many customers feel cared for even when hiccups occur. The menu, including pizzas, subs, and wings, is consistently described as tasty and reliable, making Miss Jean Talon a go to option despite pricing and occasional delivery quirks.View restaurant profile
Miss Jean Talon
Open until MidnightParc-Extension, Villeray-Saint-Michel
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≈ 3 km
Patati Patata is described as a simple, good and affordable spot with generous portions and a casual, family friendly vibe. The atmosphere is laid back and the staff are friendly, making it a solid option for a quick, tasty meal without breaking the bank. The menu features mini burgers and a fish burger that earns praise, while the poutine is praised by some and found lacking by others, and the fries are generally solid though not universal. It is well suited for families and casual outings, with fast service and a welcoming crew, though occasional concerns about cleanliness and maintenance such as sticky tables and high chairs needing cleaning show up. Some reviews mention changes in the bread affecting quality, while others emphasize value and portions as the main strengths. Overall, Patati Patata is seen as a dependable budget friendly choice that delivers good value and a cozy vibe, with experiences that can vary between visits.View restaurant profile
Patati Patata
Open until 8 pmLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 3 km
Reviews of Onigiri Shop generally highlight fresh, generously filled onigiri at a good value, with large portions and a wide variety of fillings that many find delicious. The service is repeatedly praised as friendly and attentive, helping create a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a solid overall experience. A number of diners feel the staff are kind and helpful, and several comment that the ambiance is cozy and suitable for a casual bite. However, there are cautions about inconsistency in texture and flavor, with some onigiri being too rice heavy, fillings unevenly distributed, or seasoning off, and a few dishes missing balance or crunch. A few reviewers also raise operational issues, including hygiene concerns in kitchen areas and, in some cases, language or promotional miscommunications. Overall, Onigiri Shop is seen as an affordable, fresh option worth returning to for many, though quality and execution can vary and a handful of experiences fall short of expectations.View restaurant profile
Onigiri Shop
Open until 10 pmVilleray-Saint-Michel, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Review Summary
≈ 3 km
Reviews describe Sushi Nanami as a standout spot in Montreal for fresh, beautifully prepared sushi and poke bowls, with a menu that includes vegetarian options and gluten free choices and a strong emphasis on quality ingredients. The service is consistently praised as warm and attentive, with staff who remember customers by name and occasionally offer small extras. The dining space is noted to be cozy and compact, which some find charming while others note it can be tight for dining in, and takeout is also mentioned as convenient. Many reviewers call it the best sushi in Montreal or in the Jean Talon area, highlighting the chef's craft, thoughtful plating, and good value for the price. Repeat visits are common and the overall vibe is a welcoming, professional, neighborhood friendly experience that makes it easy to recommend to friends.View restaurant profile
Sushi Nanami
Open until 9 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Little-Italy
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≈ 3 km
Reviews describe Lafayette as an unpretentious warm staple with a diner feel where the food is king and portions are generous for the price. The service is frequently praised as friendly and attentive, with staff that take pride in the place. The menu blends Greek dishes with comfort classics like poutine, souvlaki, pizza and hot dogs, with standout items such as a scratch gravy poutine and well balanced calamari. Many notes highlight the poutine as a top choice and the Greek offerings as solid, with big portions and good value. Lafayette is seen as an institution that has stayed true to its roots, offering hearty meals and a welcoming atmosphere even amid a busy bustling village scene. There are occasional criticisms about rude service or slow orders, but the overall tone emphasizes charm, consistency and a go to spot for a casual meal. Overall it reads as a reliable family friendly place where everyone can find something to enjoy, from casual lunches to late night bites.View restaurant profile
Lafayette
Open until 9 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
Review Summary
≈ 3.1 km
Reviewers describe La Baraque du Vieux St-Vincent as a cozy, welcoming spot in Old Montréal where friendly service and a warm atmosphere stand out. The menu centers on comforting classics like smoked meat and poutine, with the smoked meat club sandwich and a well made hamburger noted by several diners. Fries are praised as fresh and crispy, and the accompanying gravy and sauces earn glowing remarks. Some find the food good value even if a few think prices run a bit high for what is served. The setting is versatile, great for a quick lunch, casual drinks, watching a game, or a family outing, with an attentive staff that makes guests feel at home. Guests also appreciate the staff willingness to accommodate requests and the overall sense of hospitality. The ambiance is cozy and relaxed, though at times the spot can feel touristy depending on the season, and the experience centers on classic comfort food in a friendly neighborhood vibe. Pets are welcome in the summer and the patio is an inviting option when weather allows. Overall, the smoked meat and warm service create a dependable, satisfying visit for many patrons.View restaurant profile
La Baraque du Vieux St-Vincent
Opens Today at 11:30 pmOld Montreal
Review Summary
≈ 3.1 km
Pub Saint Pierre is described as a warm, bustling pub in Old Montreal with a cozy, authentic vibe that attracts locals and visitors alike. Reviewers praise friendly and attentive service, creative cocktails, a strong beer selection, and solid to excellent food that ranges from beef tartare and burgers to poutine and seafood, with many noting dishes come out well and presentations are appealing. The space has two distinct atmospheres upstairs and downstairs, offering flexibility for different moods, and the terraces in summer are noted as magical. Brunch and late nights are popular, and reservations are often advised during peak times. Some caveats emerge: occasional slow or uneven service, noisy environments especially during brunch or happy hours, and inconsistent menu items on certain visits, including fries that were overdone or tartare that lacked beef. The upstairs bar and the downstairs pub each deliver their own charm, and the overall vibe, drinks, and food keep many patrons returning despite the occasional hiccup.View restaurant profile
Pub Saint Pierre
Elevated, regional tavern fare including brunch with full bar, craft beers & luxe guest lodgings.
Open until 3 am
Old Montreal
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