Lucille's Oyster Dive is described as a vibrant yet welcoming spot where oysters, lobster rolls, grilled octopus and a range of seafood and steak dishes come together for consistently delicious meals, with the tomahawk and ribeye singled out as standout choices and creme brulee finishing many a great night. The atmosphere ranges from festive to cozy, making it suitable for any occasion, and service is repeatedly praised as attentive and friendly, keeping courses well paced and guests well looked after. The Monkland location in Montreal is noted for its reliability, lively vibe and strong value, with seafood towers, oysters and other specialties earning frequent praise alongside drinks. Overall, guests express high satisfaction with the menu variety, freshness of seafood, and quality of preparation, making Lucille's Oyster Dive a go-to for memorable evenings of seafood and steak.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Dessert Coréen Crofre celebrate an inventive twist on croffles, with flavors like pistachio, vanilla, matcha, tiramisu, banana brûlée, strawberry, blueberry, Nutella fruit and Oreo, delivering a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior with rich, fresh creams and generously topped creations that aren’t overly sweet. The service is consistently described as warm, friendly and helpful, with staff attentive to questions and orders, and the space noted as cute, cozy and clean with a distinct Korean vibe. A few reviews mention a small, intimate setup and limited seating, plus accessibility challenges due to stairs and parking being tricky, so it helps to check hours and plan ahead. Many mentions call it the best croffle or best dessert in Montreal and even Canada, with repeat visits and plans to try more of the menu. Prices are described as reasonable for the quality, making it a popular spot for dates, friends or family and a good late night treat. Overall the experience blends novel textures and fresh toppings to create a standout dessert stop that fans say is worth returning to.View restaurant profile
Reviews of La Cage describe a lively sports bar atmosphere with large screens and a crowd that adds energy during games. Overall, guests report mixed value, with food quality ranging from mediocre to good and prices that feel high for what is offered. Common complaints include slow service, long waits for beers and orders, and occasional kitchen inconsistencies such as over salted dishes or undercooked pizza. Some visits are praised for friendly staff and attentive service, especially when the team is on top of things. Free popcorn is frequently mentioned as a popular, inexpensive perk. Accessibility is noted with easy metro access and parking, and the space is described as noisy but inviting during big events. Taken together, La Cage remains a solid option for watching sports, though expectations should account for busy periods and possible variability in both food and service.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Bofinger BBQ Smokehouse highlight Texas style barbecue with a smoky, balanced sauce and meat that often feels freshly prepared. Ribs are a frequent standout, described as large and tender with a flavorful crust, and brisket and pulled pork are commonly praised for great seasoning and melt in the mouth textures, though one visitor noted a rib could be tough on a particular occasion. The sides also shine, with mac and cheese, fries, and potato salad earning praise for richness and dependable quality. Dishes like chicken and wings are mentioned as favorites by some, while a few diners point to a burger that was dry and overly salted fries in another visit. Service and atmosphere are repeatedly cited as positive, with friendly staff and a cozy, well decorated setting that enhances the meal. Overall, Bofinger BBQ Smokehouse is regarded as a strong casual option for American BBQ in Montreal, delivering flavorful meals and good value that encourage return visits.View restaurant profile
