Pub Cartier Arms stands out for friendly attentive service, a warm atmosphere, and a menu that covers breakfast through dinner with tasty options and hearty portions. The bar is a highlight, offering well crafted cocktails and a welcoming vibe that makes guests feel at home, and the staff are praised for remembering guests and staying helpful even when busy. The food is consistently good, with crowd pleasers like pub classics and standout dishes that set a satisfying mood for any visit. The setting and terrace add to the overall appeal, making it a reliable choice for hotel guests and travelers looking for a convenient and enjoyable meal or drink. Overall, the reviews describe Pub Cartier Arms as a spot with good value, quality food and drinks, and a friendly, memorable experience that invites a return visit.View restaurant profile
Kyo Bar Japonais offers a consistently fresh and creative Japanese dining experience in Old Montreal, with sushi and sashimi that arrive beautifully presented. Guests praise attentive, knowledgeable service and a lively yet intimate atmosphere, ideal for celebrations and date nights. The menu features a strong sake and cocktail program, with standout dishes like wagyu gyoza, takoyaki, and chef's choice options that satisfy a range of tastes. While the restaurant can be busy and the prices are on the higher side, the quality and presentation remain exceptional and the overall experience shines. Allergies and dietary needs are usually well accommodated when noted in advance, further contributing to the favorable impression.View restaurant profile
Gandhi is described as a comforting, authentic Indian dining spot in Old Montreal where flavors are vivid, aromas inviting, and portions generous. Dishes such as butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, lamb curries and naan deliver depth and balance, with the naan often singled out as among the best and the sauces richly seasoned. The menu offers robust vegetarian options and halal choices, and guests note fresh ingredients and flavorful spice levels that please both new diners and longtime fans. Service is consistently praised as attentive and friendly, with a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a calm, elegant setting. The overall experience is described as memorable and reliable, making Gandhi a preferred destination for casual dinners, family meals, or celebrations in the Old Port. These reviews highlight quality, hospitality, and authentic Indian flavors that keep guests returning.View restaurant profile
Allô mon Coco shines as a bustling brunch spot praised for generous portions, flavorful dishes, and attentive, friendly service that makes guests feel welcome. The staff and servers are frequently noted for helpful recommendations and warm hospitality, with service staying swift even when the restaurant is packed on weekends. The menu is varied and satisfying, offering classics like eggs benedict, crepes, pancakes, and comforting casseroles, with food described as well presented and good value for money. The atmosphere is bright and family friendly, suitable for couples or groups, though peak times can bring crowding and longer waits. Overall, the reviews paint a picture of quality food, hearty portions, and a welcoming team that makes Allô mon Coco a recommended brunch and breakfast destination in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Palki is a warm and inviting Indian dining spot with a cozy atmosphere and consistently attentive service, where guests praise flavorful dishes ranging from butter chicken and tandoori specialties to lamb, paneer saag, dal and a variety of vegetarian options, all nicely paired with well prepared naan and mint sauce or raita. Portions are generous and prices are reasonable, with the presentation and spice balance frequently highlighted as well executed and satisfying. The chef's personal check-ins and thoughtful touches add a sense of care to the experience, and the overall vibe is welcoming, tasteful and suitable for a romantic dinner, a family meal or a pre-show visit. Diners consistently describe authentic flavors, friendly staff and a memorable dining experience that makes Restaurant Palki stand out in its area.View restaurant profile
Bevo Pizzeria is a warm, welcoming spot in Old Montreal where wood-fired pizzas with thin crusts, fresh toppings, and flavorful pastas and arancini regularly impress, and the cocktails and drinks are often a highlight. The atmosphere is described as cozy and lively with multi-level seating and a pleasant terrace that makes it a great choice for families, groups, or a relaxed date night. Service is repeatedly praised for being fast, attentive, and friendly, with staff offering thoughtful recommendations and making guests feel at home. The value is consistently noted for quality ingredients and generous portions, and the menu's variety, including vegetarian options, keeps diners satisfied. While a few reviews mention occasional slow billing or a dish that falls short for particular tastes, the overall sentiment is that Bevo Pizzeria is a standout destination for pizza lovers and Italian comfort food in Montreal.View restaurant profile
La Toxica offers a vibrant, festive atmosphere with authentic Mexican flavors and a focus on shareable favorites. Delicious birria tacos with rich consommé and tender beef are a standout, and the broader taco selection and sides showcase satisfying variety. Drinks, especially margaritas, pair perfectly with the food, and live mariachi nights add extra sparkle to the vibe. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, helping create a welcoming feel whether stopping by for a quick bite or a celebratory meal. All-you-can-eat taco promotions on select nights provide good value for those seeking variety, with portions that are comfortable enough to enjoy multiple picks. Overall, La Toxica is a go-to spot for flavorful fare, great vibes, and enjoyable nights out.View restaurant profile
At Sésame, the vibe is warm and refined, with a comfortable ambience that invites sharing a varied, flavorful fusion menu. The service is frequently described as attentive and friendly, with guests praising helpful staff and smooth meals even when the space gets busy. The menu offers generous portions and a mix of favorites such as dumplings, pad Thai, poke bowls, and a standout General Tao, all noted for bold flavors and good value. Cocktails and drinks often shine, complementing the food and the inviting atmosphere, while the decor adds a stylish yet casual feel. Overall, diners leave with a sense of having enjoyed a memorable meal in a welcoming setting and many say they would return to explore more of the menu.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Modavie as a warm, welcoming French bistro in Old Montreal with a charming two levels setting and live jazz that adds mood without overpowering conversation. The menu celebrates classic French fare with generous portions and good value, including duck confit, lamb chops, mussels, escargots, onion soup, and seafood dishes, with many noting standout items like foie gras, scallops, and richly prepared mains. The wine list and cocktails receive praise and staff are described as attentive and knowledgeable, guiding pairings and making occasions feel special. The atmosphere blends old world charm with modern touches, and the live music is a highlight for many, creating a memorable backdrop for dates, celebrations, or relaxed lunches. While a few reviews mention occasional noise or busy service during peak times, the overall impression is of superb hospitality, delicious food, and a vibrant, inviting vibe that brings guests back.View restaurant profile
Le 409 is described as a chic and inviting spot where guests consistently praise the vibrant ambiance, attentive service, and flavorful Indian fare served in generous portions that offer good value for the Old Port setting. Dishes like butter chicken, lamb rogan josh, chana masala, saag paneer, and garlic naan frequently earn praise for balanced spice and rich, satisfying flavors, often complemented by well crafted cocktails and an appealing wine list, with a standout butter chicken poutine noted by some. The space, decor, and overall vibe are highlighted as a standout backdrop for both casual dinners and special occasions, with friendly staff making guests feel well taken care of throughout the meal. Vegetarian options are plentiful, though some reviewers note room for more starters, and pacing or spice levels can vary, but the consensus leans toward a memorable dining experience and a reason to return.View restaurant profile
Amigos offers vibrant Mexican flavors with generous portions and a wide menu that includes shrimp tacos, birria, enchiladas, and bowls, all made with fresh ingredients and bold seasoning. The drinks are a standout feature, with margaritas and other cocktails that pair perfectly with the food and keep the energy high. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with friendly, attentive service that makes celebrations and casual meals feel special, and complimentary chips and salsa starting the experience right. Prices are reasonable for the generous portions, and the variety keeps both first timers and regulars satisfied, though a few guests note pacing or room temperature can be an issue. Overall the experience centers on tasty, well presented dishes, big flavors, and a fun, relaxed vibe that makes Amigos a go-to option for groups and quick Mexican cravings.View restaurant profile
Second Cup Cafe sits in the heart of Central Station in Montreal and offers a cozy setting for a quiet coffee with excellent service. Reviews praise a pleasant atmosphere, courteous and friendly staff, cappuccinos that are well made without scorching the milk, and muffins such as walnut maple and blueberry. The hot chocolate and regular coffee receive positive notes, while croissants and other viennoiseries are not recommended and better to skip in favor of pastries from another nearby bakery. Prices are described as a bit steep compared with the competition. A recurring request is for more consistent availability of the almond date smoothie ingredients. The location is praised for easy access between Sainte-Catherine Street shopping and the station, making it convenient to move between the two, and small acts of attentiveness like refilling water are noted. One remark calls this the best caramel corretto among downtown Second Cup locations. Clean tables and generally quick, friendly service round out the snapshot of these reviews.View restaurant profile
49th Parallel Café - Lucky's Doughnuts is described as a standout spot in downtown Montreal for coffee and donuts, with donuts noted for size, texture and indulgent flavors such as vanilla glazed, chocolate glazed, strawberry frosted and pumpkin, and the coffee often called good to excellent, sometimes with praise for single origin beans. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as bright, cozy, and conducive to work or a relaxed chat, though it can get crowded and noisy at peak times. Service is generally friendly and helpful, but occasional experiences mention rude or inattentive staff and inconsistent service. While the donuts are the main draw and considered worth the price by many, several reviews also point out that prices are on the higher side and that some days items sell out early or packaging can affect the toppings. Overall the cafe is seen as a popular go-to for a sweet treat and a solid coffee break, with most respondents happy to return.View restaurant profile
Casa Solmar earns praise for a memorable dinner, with reviewers noting the soup, the cod, and an orange dessert, and for exceptionally attentive service. Staff with multilingual ability is repeatedly highlighted. The atmosphere is described as warm and inviting, with a pleasant terrace mentioned by some. Several reviews call it the best Portuguese restaurant in Montreal and speak highly of the wine pairing, even as wine prices are noted as elevated. Dishes such as caldo verde, fresh oysters, beef tenderloin, steak, and grilled cod are cited as delicious, and desserts are described as excellent. A few notes of disappointment include occasional overcooking or dishes that seem reheated, but the overall impression remains positive and plans to return are common. Overall the reviews present a strong impression of quality, atmosphere, and service that make Casa Solmar a favored choice for those seeking authentic flavors and a convivial night out.View restaurant profile
Dragon Bol receives a mix of praise and critique across reviews. Many diners call the sushi fresh, flavorful, and well presented with good value for the area, and several note friendly service and reliable takeout when orders go smoothly. Others report inconsistent freshness, with some pieces tasting fishy or the rice proving hard and dry, and a few mention a cold or unwelcoming dining space. Takeout experiences vary with long wait times during peak hours and occasional packaging quirks, though some customers praise secure packaging and helpful staff. Overall impressions range from strong recommendations for high quality sushi at reasonable prices to caution about service delays and variability in quality. The venue is described as small and often takeout focused, with occasional parking challenges nearby, and many reviews highlight the deluxe box or various maki and sashimi options as highlights. In sum, Dragon Bol is seen as a solid option for sushi in the area, offering good value and flavorful bites, but with caveats about consistency of service and freshness.View restaurant profile
Les Pyrenées offers a varied menu with French and Spanish influences, with generous portions and fresh ingredients that many reviews praise. The Old Montreal setting is described as cozy and charming, though it can feel crowded and the atmosphere may vary with the time and crowd. Diners highlight standout dishes such as paella, seafood and lamb, and there are vegetarian options as well, though some reviews note that recipes have changed and are not as remarkable as before. Service experiences range from attentive and friendly to slow or pushy with upselling during busy times. Prices receive mixed feedback, with some feeling the value justifies the quality and others calling it overpriced for the portions and consistency. Reservations are advisable during holidays or busy periods. Overall, Les Pyrenées offers a memorable dining experience with strong moments in food and ambiance, tempered by inconsistent service and value concerns.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Restaurant Graziella describe a refined Italian dining experience in Montreal, with a calm, polished space that suits a leisurely lunch, business meals, or intimate dinners; the menu blends creative Italian tradition with local produce and consistently solid to excellent flavors, the wine list is impressive, and service is frequently described as attentive and professional, contributing to experiences many consider among the best in the city. Private dining options and group menus are available, desserts are highly praised, and the overall ambiance, food quality, and pacing are repeatedly commended, though some notes point to slower service during peak times, occasional gaps between courses, and a cluttered upstairs area or concerns about value. The impression remains largely positive, with several reviewers returning and praising Restaurant Graziella for enduring quality over the years.View restaurant profile
Reviewers generally praise Ugo Pizzeria for pizza with a crust that is light and tender inside and crisp on the outside, with generous slices that tempt guests to keep eating. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly and attentive, contributing to a cozy, welcoming atmosphere and solid service. The menu offers a variety of options, including focaccia style squares, a tasty mixed Italian salad, and even cookies, with the Sofia pizza and fries highlighted by several diners. A few notes of criticism appear, such as hours not always aligning with posted times and one impression of a faster, less authentic feel. Overall, the reviews point to strong flavors, good value, and a customer friendly vibe, with many customers planning to return.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Comptoir 400 highlight a waterfront Old Port setting with a cozy terrace and a vibe that many find casual and inviting. Dishes praised include mussels, fries, poutine, pizzas such as arugula and vegetarian varieties, and burgers, with several noting fresh, hot, well prepared fare and good value for the area; however, some reviews cite portions or quality that can be uneven and a poutine or meat sandwich that falls short. Service is described as friendly and attentive by many, with commendable hospitality noted, while other comments point to inconsistent or slow service, or timing that feels rushed. The atmosphere is often described as nice and lively, sometimes with music and a great location, though crowding and pacing issues are mentioned in some visits. Overall Comptoir 400 seems a convenient, popular choice with a strong location and solid dishes, tempered by occasional service gaps and variability in portion sizes and value.View restaurant profile
Crew Collective & Café sits in a stunning former bank building with soaring ceilings, marble floors and grand archways, offering a cafe, a co working space and bookable private rooms, making it a top spot for photos, meetings and quiet work alike. Reviews describe a warm, impressive atmosphere and excellent coffee with pastries, including almond croissant and pistachio latte, though some note variability in food quality and value for money. The space attracts crowds and can be very busy and noisy, especially on weekends, with long lines and limited seating, and several comments mention restrictions on laptop use or the need to move to private zones, plus accessibility issues due to stairs and challenging elevator access. Some praise fast service and friendly staff, others criticize slow service, high prices or inconsistent food. Overall, the experience is defined by the architecture and ambience more than the meals, with many considering it worth visiting for the grandeur and the vibe, while others warn it can feel touristic, overcrowded and expensive for the food quality.View restaurant profile
Van Winkles Sandwiches receives praise for friendly and warm service and fresh, made to order fare. The menu offers a diverse range of sandwiches including bulgogi and Montreal smoked meat, along with poutine and a variety of snacks and drinks, and even a large bottle of water at a reasonable price so there is no need to shop elsewhere. The shop is described as cozy with counter service where customers build their own sandwich and everything is prepared fresh by an attentive staff. It is a good choice for a quick brunch or lunch with great lattes and overall value. The setting is not very busy and centrally located in Montreal, making it convenient for a fast bite during a visit. Takeout is available and the shop offers more products such as different drinks and even souvenirs to take home.View restaurant profile
Across many visits, Olive et Gourmando comes across as a warm, bustling gem in Old Montreal, beloved for its pastries and crowd favorites like the Cuban sandwich and the grilled cheese. The atmosphere is cozy and lively, with charming decor and a sense that the place is a local staple, though lines and wait times can be long. The menu is creative and many dishes are described as delicious and well prepared, from mac and cheese with gnocchi and truffle tapenade to ricotta dishes and flaky croissants. Prices are frequently noted as high for the portions or for breakfast and lunch, with some praising the quality as worth it and others feeling the value does not match the cost. Service quality is described as friendly and attentive when not under pressure, but there are memories of slower service or less positive experiences during peak hours. Overall, the reviews present Olive et Gourmando as a must visit for a distinctive, flavorful brunch or pastry stop in Montreal, beloved for its warmth and standout pastries, while acknowledging it can be crowded and pricey.View restaurant profile
Il Miglio Express draws praise for amazing pasta that is al dente and saucy, with dishes like pistachio pesto linguine with Nordic shrimp and gnocchi that are soft and buttery, and a carbonara where guanciale is fried just enough to be crispy without burning; the tiramisu is described as incredible and real Italian pasta is praised overall as excellent for a quick, fresh pasta fix; the chef is seen as skilled and authentic, while some reviews note longer wait times due to a busy kitchen run by a small team and newer staff; there is a sense of welcome and a homey atmosphere, and although the location is mostly takeout, a communal seating area is available; overall the experience is consistent, flavorful, and satisfying with dishes cooked in front of customers and a clear emphasis on quality.View restaurant profile
CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery draws praise for a playful, ever-changing flavor lineup that includes vegan and lactose-free options and a mix of light, creamy textures. Reviewers point to standout flavors such as pandan coco, lemon yuzu sorbet, watermelon swirl, taro, mango gelato, and lime mojito, with some rotations like Dubai chocolate keeping the menu exciting. The shop is described as busy at times with long lines, but staff are consistently friendly, attentive, and efficient in serving guests. Some comments note that the overall flavor selection can feel limited compared to other spots, and a few batches are described as ordinary or not very decadent. The location near the old port and the option to pair ice cream with bubble tea are seen as pluses, and many appreciate the fresh, light, and refreshing profiles ideal for hot days. Overall, the experience is viewed as worth a visit by many, with strong service and a variety of flavors, though expectations about variety and value can vary.View restaurant profile
Spirulina is described as a cozy, health forward spot with friendly staff and a vibe that works for studying or a casual visit. The menu shines with acai bowls, smoothies, matcha drinks, toasts, chia pudding, and customizable bowls, all praised for freshness, balance, and vibrant flavors, though a few items feel small for the price. While many guests appreciate the quality and nourishing feel, some reviews flag higher prices relative to portions and occasional service hiccups or issues like banana freshness or a straw with little suction. The space and atmosphere are highlighted as welcoming, with upstairs seating and a bright, wholesome ambiance that enhances the experience. Overall, Spirulina delivers healthy, well-presented food and drinks, with consistency varying by day.View restaurant profile
Venice MTL comes across in reviews as a cozy, modern spot with a California vibe, where fresh poke bowls, tacos and salads are a frequent highlight and the coffee and desserts get solid praise. Patrons frequently commend the freshness of ingredients, especially salmon ponzu bowls, avocado toast, edamame and the overall balance of flavors, while several writers appreciate the friendly, attentive service and the relaxed, beachy decor. The atmosphere is described as chill and appealing for casual meals or light gatherings, with some noting a Cali-inspired interior and a pleasant window-side seating. Gluten-free, dairy-free and vegetarian options are appreciated by many, though a few diners find portions small or prices high for the size, and a couple of experiences mention slower service during busy times. Overall Venice MTL is seen as a reliable, enjoyable destination for poke lovers and those seeking a bright, welcoming place to dine or take a break from cold weather, with consistency and a strong, comforting vibe noted across visits.View restaurant profile
Overall, La Cave à Manger comes across as a cozy, hidden gem in Old Montreal with a pastry lineup that many describe as standout for its flaky, buttery textures, especially pistachio croissants and pistachio croissant rolls, croissant éclairs, and almond chocolate croissants, alongside well-regarded bagels and ham and cheese croissants. The space is intimate and often downstairs, with a charming outdoor seating area that is nice in good weather but limited in places and occasionally affected by birds. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and accommodating, helping make visits memorable with small thoughtful touches. Prices are noted as higher for the area, but most feel the quality and freshness justify the cost, even as a few items or experiences fall short or feel overpriced. Overall, it remains a must-visit for pastry lovers and a reliable spot for coffee and treats, balancing Old Port atmosphere with bakery excellence.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Le Beau Marché as a welcoming, well curated boutique market near the Old Port, where friendly staff, a beautifully decorated entrance, and reliable service set a positive tone. The shop earns praise for fresh bread and pastries, cheeses, wine, ready to go meals, and a strong selection of local and French products, with many noting it as a convenient stop for travelers and a dependable partner for events and catering. Notable highlights include sandwiches, a cheese tray, and standout French pastries, along with a cafe element and good value. A rare hygiene concern is raised about bread handling without gloves at checkout. Overall, the market is seen as high quality, versatile, and friendly, making it a frequent go to for both everyday shopping and special occasions.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Boulangerie Ange as a bright, welcoming bakery in downtown Montreal with an extensive selection of buttery croissants, chocolatines, tarts, quiches, breads and even pizzas, and the pastries and coffee are often praised for freshness and quality. Standout items like croissants and almond croissants are frequently highlighted, while some comments mention that sandwiches can be pricey and that a few loaves or pastries have fallen short. Service is generally described as friendly and efficient, though a few visits report slow or inattentive service during busy times. Overall the bakery is viewed as a reliable place for a quick breakfast, coffee, lunch, or a treat to take home, offering a strong French bakery vibe, good value for the quality, and a lively, inviting atmosphere, with some notes on price or consistency that crop up from time to time.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Sushi Shop as a reliable spot for fresh, tasty sushi and comforting meals, with fast, friendly service and a clean, welcoming dining area. Diners praise a wide variety of options from sushi to bowls and ramen, noting consistency in freshness, appetizing flavors, generous portions, and good value. The staff are described as attentive and helpful, with small thoughtful gestures and a warm atmosphere that makes visits feel pleasant. While one note mentions a less friendly experience from a server, the overall experience is highly recommended and many diners say it is a go to in Montreal near Old Town and Rue St Laurent. Highlights include the tonkotsu miso and grilled pork ramen, plus pre prepared sushi and poke bowls, and the quick service that keeps customers satisfied. Overall Sushi Shop is seen as a dependable, affordable choice for quick, satisfying meals with reliable quality and a welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Ciccio's as a cozy, retro Italian deli with a cafe-diner vibe, where fresh, flavorful sandwiches like the Muffuletta, Porchetta, Caprese, and Tacchino stand out alongside house made sauces and a pistachio tiramisu. The bread is praised for its crusty texture and the meats and cheeses are noted as high quality, with many comments that the Muffuletta may be the best sandwich in town. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as warm, charming, and welcoming, often with limited seating that makes it feel busy but lively. Service is frequently praised for friendliness and attentiveness, though a few notes mention long waits or small spaces. Coffee, desserts, and pastries are also well received, with pistachio tiramisu and cappuccino highlighted. Some reviewers say prices are high for the portion size, but most feel the quality justifies it and many would return or travel for more. Overall the place comes across as a must visit for Italian sandwiches in Montreal, especially for takeout or a quick bite in a retro setting in the Old Port area.View restaurant profile
Kung Fu Tea Montreal draws mixed but largely positive reviews for its wide range of bubble teas and friendly service, with flavors ranging from taro and matcha to strawberry yogurt frappé, pineapple black tea, mango drinks and Oreo varieties. The staff are repeatedly described as helpful and the seating area as spacious, and the ambience is often seen as calm and convenient for study or catch ups, though some notes mention a clean but worn-in feel and a somewhat faint floor cleaner scent. Several testers call it one of the best bubble tea spots in the city or at least a solid option worth visiting, while a few feel the menu lacks originality and that some drinks include too much ice or use honey instead of sugar. Prices are noted as affordable, with options to customize drinks or pair them with food, and the downtown location near the metro is appreciated. Waffles and other food items receive mixed reactions, with some items described as good or surprising and others underwhelming. Overall the reviews converge on strong tea quality and helpful staff, with consistency and some menu items cited as areas for improvement.View restaurant profile
Le Poké Station is consistently praised for fresh ingredients, generous portions, and customizable poke bowls that appeal to a wide range of tastes. The staff are friendly and attentive, the service dependable, and the dining area described as clean, with orders often prepared quickly and exactly as requested. Bowls are noted for being flavorful, healthy, and well balanced, with many liking the variety of proteins, toppings, and sauces and the freshness of the fish. While high quality and value are common themes, a few reviewers mention price and occasional concerns about cleanliness or atmosphere. Indoor seating is limited, so takeout is popular, and the restaurant is seen as a standout option for poke in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Bar à Beurre earns praise for a charming, cozy, dollhouse like cafe with a friendly, attentive staff and an inviting, lively ambiance. Reviewers appreciate delicious macarons, tasty lunches and sandwiches, and a range of pastries, teas, and cappuccinos at reasonable prices, with high tea experiences and even tarot readings on certain Sundays adding to the experience. The decor and atmosphere are repeatedly described as endearing and immersive, making it a favorite for brunch, afternoon tea, and casual visits. Some notes of caution include cakes that can be overly sweet, such as the Millionaire bar, and occasional price increases that affect perceived value. A few guests mention miscommunications about custom orders and occasional early closing by staff. Overall Bar à Beurre is seen as a must try for its cozy vibe, quality treats, and friendly service, with the caveat that sweetness, consistency, and pricing can vary.View restaurant profile
Cafeterra is described as a cozy, stylish cafe in Old Montreal with a warm, welcoming vibe and artful decor. The coffee and pastries are consistently praised, and the brunch options include Norwegian and Ukrainian breakfasts, avocado toast, shakshuka, salmon dishes, and other comforting plates, along with homemade lemonade and a reputation for high quality ingredients. The atmosphere is often noted as calm, clean, and intimate, with friendly staff and attentive service, though a few visits report slower pacing during busy times and occasional inconsistencies in timing. The space is described as Ukrainian owned, adding a friendly cultural touch, and the menu is complemented by soups such as mushroom soup and a variety of croissants and pastries. The overall impression is that Cafeterra is a reliable favorite for a relaxing morning, casual lunch, or working with a good cup of coffee, with strong emphasis on the ambience, value, and hospitality, and a minority of reviews advise caution about peak crowds and occasional variability in the food experience.View restaurant profile
Reviews for Pizzeria Bros emphasize fast service and delicious pizza with a thin crust and fresh toppings, with many praising the gluten free crust with vegan mozzarella and the option to customize pizzas such as Aloha, Sorrento, Veggie Delight, Miele, and Margherita. The atmosphere is described as cozy and welcoming, and the staff are repeatedly called friendly and efficient, often delivering meals quickly and sometimes right in front of diners. Value and affordability are highlighted, along with generous portions and reliable delivery that keeps pizzas hot and ready on time. Many diners enjoy the variety and the ability to accommodate dietary preferences, including vegetarian and halal choices, as well as the appeal of having a wood fired like crust and quick service for a casual bite or group meal. A few reviews note drawbacks such as smoke in the dining room, a cramped seating area, or occasional pizzas that are a bit greasy or burnt around the edges, but the overall impression is one of high quality, consistent taste, and a strong, friendly service that makes this spot a repeat visit for many.View restaurant profile
Overall, La Méd - Resto Café draws mixed but largely positive feedback, with many praising fresh Mediterranean inspired fare, generous portions, friendly service, and a cozy, welcoming vibe that works well for brunch and casual lunches. Some dishes are highlighted as standouts such as grilled Tunisian salad, harissa bowls, falafel and tabouleh, while others are criticized for bland or poorly seasoned components like hummus, tzatziki and certain salads, reflecting inconsistent experiences. A few mentions note that promised items like shakshuka are no longer on the menu and that serving in cardboard bowls is less than ideal from an environmental perspective. The atmosphere and hospitality are repeatedly described as inviting and the place feels like a neighborhood gem, with memorable iftar meals adding to the appeal. In sum, the restaurant offers fresh, healthy options with a warm ambiance, but readers should be aware of some variability in quality across visits.View restaurant profile
Hectare Café is described as offering excellent coffee with a distinctive island flavor, featuring Haitian coffee and a tempting range of pastries like Haitian patties and empanadas. The drinks include cortado, americano, cappuccino and matcha, with the pumpkin cinnamon matcha topped with whipped cream drawing particular praise. The staff are consistently friendly and smiling, contributing to a warm, welcoming, family like atmosphere. The overall vibe is tropical and inviting, making the space feel like a mini getaway and the ambiance is highlighted as a standout. Takeout is appreciated for eco friendly packaging with a biodegradable cup and a plant based straw, and the cafe is accessible with window service in summer and outdoor seating in the shared space. The pastries and Haitian specialties are repeatedly praised, and many reviewers say they would return often to enjoy the coffee and desserts, noting the commitment to fair Caribbean coffee and the pride of offering Haitian products.View restaurant profile
Buvette Nicole offers a warm, intimate atmosphere in Old Montreal with a welcoming, attentive staff and a menu that many reviewers describe as refined yet comforting. The dining experience is highlighted by crowd pleasers such as tartare de boeuf, a sublime cheese fondue, Brussels sprouts and magret de canard, and standout dishes like duck breast and gnocchi with black garlic, while the French onion soup is frequently praised as among the best. The venue is also celebrated for its brunch, lively bar scene, and strong wine and cocktail program, with memorable pairings and creative off menu cocktails noted by guests. Some visits mention exceptional service and genuine neighborhood vibes, while others point to occasional hiccups such as long waits, reservation mixups, or price concerns, though many feel the generous portions and overall quality justify the value. The space is described as charming and chic, with options for outdoor seating and a bustling yet cozy interior that invites lingering, making it a go to spot for friends, families, and couples alike.View restaurant profile
Bayrut Restaurant is described as a warmly authentic Lebanese dining spot in Montreal, where critics praise flavorful, fresh, home style cooking and a generous, hospitable service that often feels like family. Dishes range from creamy hummus and vibrant tabbouleh to slow cooked lamb, grape leaves, and shish barak, with many calling them perfectly balanced, beautifully presented and deeply comforting. The tasting menu is a standout for many, though some reviews note price and value can vary, and portions can be substantial. The atmosphere is cozy, elegant, and inviting, with staff and the owner taking pride in the menu and hospitality, and the venue is noted as accessible with no stairs to navigate. Lebanese wines and distinctive touches like handmade bread, truffle hummus, and unique regional dishes receive particular praise, while desserts such as knefeh or rice pudding are memorable finales. Overall, Bayrut Restaurant is regarded as a premier Lebanese dining destination in the city, celebrated for authentic flavors, generous care, and a welcoming vibe, with a few comments on value and consistency but a strong majority calling it a must visit.View restaurant profile
Hà earns wide praise for fresh, flavorful fusion Vietnamese cuisine, with many dishes highlighted as standouts such as the crispy fried broccoli, pad Thai, bao buns, and various seafood options, all delivered with attentive, friendly service and a warm, stylish atmosphere that stays lively without becoming too loud. The dining experiences cover intimate dinners, celebratory nights, and casual evenings, often enhanced by well thought out sharing menus and enhanced by a welcoming, knowledgeable staff and even a hidden basement bar with cocktails that are frequently praised. Ambiance, lighting, and music are repeatedly cited as part of the appeal, making it a good pick for date nights or groups, while some reviews note menu changes, portion sizes, and price value as points to consider, and a few experiences mention slower service during peak times or online reservation friction. Overall the restaurant remains a top choice for many for quality food, smart presentation, and a reliable, enjoyable night out, with many plans to return.View restaurant profile
Dinette Marcella is described as an intimate, warm Italian spot in Old Montreal with a charming decor and a lively, sometimes noisy, atmosphere. The food earns high marks for freshness and strong flavors, with frequent praise for handmade pastas like tortellini and gnocchi, plus standout starters such as arancini, burrata and bruschetta, and a solid focaccia. Cocktails and wine selections are loved, and the service is often called attentive and friendly, though some visits mention slow pacing between courses, variable dish success for the price, and occasional acoustic or temperature issues when crowded. The restaurant is widely recommended for romantic or casual dinners and special occasions, offering a classic Italian dining experience with a cozy vibe and a touch of elegance. While most dishes impress, a few items are noted as overly salty or not aligned with expectations at the price, and the noise level can be high; nevertheless the overall experience remains memorable. Reservations are advised, and it is frequently described as a place to return to, with many praising the consistency of quality and the welcoming staff.View restaurant profile
Across the reviews, Crêperie Chez Suzette is praised for a wide range of crepes, both savory and sweet, and for a cheese fondue experience that many find abundant and tasty, with portions described as generous and prices reasonable for the area. The atmosphere and service are consistently highlighted as friendly, attentive, and welcoming, with a cozy vibe that suits both tourists and locals visiting Old Montreal. Guests note that the restaurant can be busy and touristy, and while many meals are excellent, a number of opinions call some lunch crepes bland or the overall value questionable, citing high prices or uneven quality. There are strong endorsements of gluten-free options and variations that appeal to families, breakfast lovers, and dessert fans, though one account warns about potential cross-contamination. Overall, Crêperie Chez Suzette appears as a reliable, popular spot with memorable dishes and a lively setting, yet with room to sharpen consistency and decor to match the high praise.View restaurant profile
Crêperie St-Paul draws mixed reviews, with many praising a wide range of sweet and savory crepes, halal options, generous portions, and reasonable prices for its Old Montreal location, plus a cozy upstairs setting that some describe as charming. Diners frequently mention tasty fillings and quick, friendly service in some visits, making it a solid option for a casual crepe stop. However, experiences vary widely, with several noting slow or inattentive service and occasional misfires such as incorrect fillings, bland flavors, or items not as described. Cleanliness concerns and occasional hygiene remarks surface in a few reviews, and a handful label the place overpriced for the value. The atmosphere and location can be appealing, including a cafe like vibe and a pleasant terrace, but others leave wishing for more consistency in food and service. Overall Crêperie St-Paul remains a convenient go to for a quick crepe in the area, good for a casual visit, while expectations about service and consistency may determine whether a return visit feels worthwhile.View restaurant profile
3 Brasseurs is described as a lively welcoming pub with a strong onsite beer selection and generous pub fare. Reviews consistently praise friendly attentive staff and good service when not very busy, though some visits note slower service and seating delays during peak times. The menu includes burgers, fish and chips, poutine, nachos, and vegetarian options, with many finding portions generous and the food hot and flavorful, while a few meals arrive lukewarm or the fries too soft. The atmosphere ranges from high energy game nights to casual, family friendly vibes, with some comments about noise levels when crowded but the space feels cozier as crowds thin. Overall it is seen as a reliable spot for beer value and solid food, especially for beer lovers, with repeat visits common due to the welcoming staff and the vibrant atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Guests describe Café Dépôt as a serene spot with a welcoming atmosphere and a wide range of coffee options, where frappes such as cappuccino frappe and dulce de leche frappe are creamy and well received. The staff are kind and courteous, and they are accommodating of vegetarian breakfast options, even offering to customize the menu when needed. Lines can be long at times and some milk options may not be available as listed, but overall the service enhances the food experience. Guests staying at the connecting hotel note they would return.View restaurant profile
Yubari is widely praised for exceptional sushi quality and freshness, with melt-in-your-mouth nigiri and sashimi, inventive rolls, and notable wagyu, along with well balanced textures and presentations. The drinks program earns strong praise, and the overall ambiance is described as stylish, intimate, and welcoming, making it a popular pick for date nights, celebrations, and special occasions. Service is often highlighted as impeccable and attentive, with staff guiding guests through the menu, though a few reviews mention moments of rushing, timing issues, or billing misunderstandings. Some guests find the prices high for the portions, and a minority note noise or energy levels as a downside. Taken together, the combination of food, atmosphere, and service makes Yubari a standout in Montreal for those seeking a premium, memorable dining experience.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Le Cafe Pick Me Up as a bright, spacious spot that works for studying or hanging out, with good coffee, tasty healthy snacks, and options like ceremonial matcha, a latte pick me up, and delicious smoothie bowls; the cafe is noted for its coworking friendly vibe, open layout, and playlists that set a great mood; service is consistently friendly, with the owner highlighted for making guests feel at home, while a few notes mention that the matcha can be watery and iced drinks can taste diluted due to lots of ice; overall, it is seen as a favorite and a go to for a quick pick me up and casual meetups, valued for its atmosphere, seating, and reliable coffee.View restaurant profile
Terrasse Le 419 offers a lively terrace dining scene with strong seafood and pasta options that many guests loved, including oysters described as among the best in Old Montreal and wagyu dishes that impressed. The service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, with staff accommodating allergies and dietary needs at no extra charge and bilingual communication helping non French speakers. Some diners felt value did not match price, citing small portions, occasional slow service, and dishes like a lobster preparation that did not include real lobster. The ambiance and view contribute to a positive overall experience, and celebrations or special occasions are often noted as memorable. Overall Terrasse Le 419 delivers a memorable experience with standout service and seafood, though expectations about portion sizes and value vary.View restaurant profile
Pub Wolf & Workman is widely praised for its inventive pub fare, standout pies, and well crafted cocktails, delivering a warm, cozy atmosphere that blends British pub charm with a Montreal vibe. Dishes such as the chicken pot pie and beef stroganoff pie are repeatedly highlighted as favorites, along with the scotch egg, mezze plates, and seafood pasta, while the drink program earns frequent compliments from guests. The atmosphere is described as lively yet welcoming, with rich wood, good music, and a comfortable bar area that is popular with locals and visitors alike. Service is often noted as friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, though a few visits report long waits, busy crowds, or occasional miscommunications. The venue is regularly busy, and reservations are advised, with a back terrace or courtyard cited as a standout spot in good weather. Price is mentioned as a potential drawback for drinks or some menu items, but many feel the quality, ambiance, and portion sizes justify the cost. Overall, Pub Wolf & Workman emerges as a reliable go to in Old Montreal for hearty comfort food, strong cocktails, and a vibrant pub experience that suits groups, sports fans, and brunch seekers alike.View restaurant profile
