Wing Phat is a longtime favorite with a huge, varied menu, generous portions, fast service, and a friendly, clean dining room. The BYOB option and roomy setup make it ideal for celebrations or casual family meals, while dishes like calamari, imperial rolls, beef soup, pad thai, and a wide array of Asian favorites are consistently tasty and satisfying for good value. The overall vibe is lively and welcoming, with attentive staff and reliable quality that keeps guests coming back, even after years, though a few reviews note price and occasional flavor shifts.View restaurant profile
Phuket is described as a lively, welcoming spot where fresh sushi is prepared in front of guests and a mix of Thai and fusion dishes, from Pad Thai to red curry, consistently pleases the palate. The bring-your-own-wine policy adds value, the terrace offers a pleasant setting for evenings, and the staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness and attentive service, with flavors, presentation and generous portions earning strong praise. Overall, it comes across as a dependable choice for a flavorful night out with great atmosphere and solid value.View restaurant profile
Akita stands out for great food, especially top notch sushi, and service that is courteous and professional, delivering a wonderful overall experience with generous portions. Reservations for large groups work smoothly and the staff consistently attends to guests, ensuring meals arrive as ordered. Overall the reviews highlight a welcoming atmosphere and strong consistency that leads to high recommendations.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe La Dent Sucrée cookies as crunchy and colorful, delivering happiness with every bite. They are regarded as beautiful and delicious, with a strong visual appeal. Every occasion is a reason to buy more, reflecting how often these treats are chosen. Overall, the reviews convey a joyful, tasty experience that invites return visits.View restaurant profile
Chez To Go comes across as a cozy, intimate spot with limited seating that gives the dining experience a welcoming, casual feel. Reviews consistently praise the food as delicious and affordable, with generous portions and attentive, friendly service. The small space can be a bit noisy, but the decor is pleasant and the overall atmosphere remains inviting. A standout feature is a highly praised chicken with peanuts, and the restaurant offers both dine-in and takeout options. Across reviews, value for money is highlighted and Chez To Go is seen as a reliable favorite for fresh, quality meals.View restaurant profile
Chez Ô garners praise for friendly, attentive service and fresh, flavorful dishes, with shrimp toast described as amazing and a standout for many diners. The menu offers a variety of reasonably priced options, including Thai beef in red curry which is often highlighted as a must and great for sharing. Some comments note that while prep times can be longer, the wait is considered worth it, and parking is easy near the restaurant. A few reviews express disappointment with authenticity, feeling the flavors lean toward Americanized tastes and some dishes being bland or overly salty, though others still enjoy the vibrant flavors and the range of options. Overall, the experience is described as delicious with good service and the option to bring your own wine, making Chez Ô a solid, affordable choice for a casual pan Asian meal.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Shekz as delivering great value with an all you can eat Szechuan option, a wide variety, fresh flavors, and attentive service that stands out in Montreal. The experience is praised for friendly staff, a romantic atmosphere for couples, and versatility with Italian, sushi, and Szechuan options, with the head Italian chef noted as phenomenal. The kitchen receives praise for the rib steak and generally high quality meals that many say are among the best in town. While many consider it a top choice for both couples and families, some reviews feel the price does not always match the meal, and a few all you can eat visits mention friction around ordering and leftovers. An unfortunate incident is described where a guest fell due to icy conditions after a freezing rain and notes about insufficient salting and a problematic interaction with a waiter. Overall the sentiment is positive, highlighting delicious food, good service, and a lively ambience, with occasional concerns about value and safety.View restaurant profile
Across reviews, Huong Xua is described as a cozy, authentic Vietnamese spot with a welcoming atmosphere and consistently friendly service. The food is praised for being flavorful and fresh, with generous portions and favorites like pho, imperial rolls, banh xeo, and caramel fish. The BYOW option and affordable prices are frequently noted, and several reviewers call it among the best pho in Montreal. Service is described as warm, attentive, and helpful, with staff offering good advice on how to enjoy the dishes. A few comments mention occasional lapses on busy nights or slight changes in portion size for the price. Most reviewers say they would return to try more items and many describe the experience as a hidden gem with a homey vibe.View restaurant profile
At Pâtisserie Boulangerie Del Sole, reviews highlight friendly and patient staff, with custom cakes and other orders turning out perfect, and everything being fresh and consistently delicious. The catering service is praised for delicious dishes, generous portions, and quick service, all delivered without stress and in a cheerful atmosphere. Overall, customers say they would recommend the restaurant and would not hesitate to use the service again.View restaurant profile
For Boulangerie Au Pain Doré, reviews sketch a warm, welcoming atmosphere with friendly service and a convenient location near a park and the Prefontaine metro. Pastry lovers praise croissants, especially almond croissants, and items like the salmon Danish, the lemon basil lemonade, and a chicken pesto sandwich, while pistachio raspberry is praised and vanilla caramel is not as good; the chocolate croissant is noted as particularly tasty. The matcha latte is singled out as the worst, with an odd taste resembling coffee. Desserts in verrines and various sliced breads get positive mentions, though tartlets such as apple almond and pear almond with blueberries disappoint for many, lacking fruit and pastry cream. Repeated visits and a generally impeccable, warm service are highlighted, along with a pleasant summer terrace and the bakery's aroma, while a few comments suggest basic training could improve some staff interactions. Overall, readers are encouraged to visit and explore a range of offerings, noting strong savory and sweet options alongside some room for improvement.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Petit Cake MTL describe a warm welcome from the owner and service that can mirror a guest's energy, with diners noting a wide range of cupcakes and desserts such as red velvet, carrot, chai and churros caramel, plus sugar free and keto options that appeal to gluten free and sugar sensitive eaters. Some treats felt very sweet and left a strong aftertaste for some, while others praised the icing and the moist textures, and a matcha cupcake was sometimes criticized for a baking soda note. Fans of chocolate raspberry and red velvet from the French reviews highlight favorites, and a gluten free, low sugar approach is celebrated as a major strength. A birthday cake was good but benefited from resting after refrigeration, and the overall vibe is described as a cozy, small neighborhood gem with a standout selection and quality that makes the desserts feel indulgent yet approachable. While many celebrate the delicious products, a few reviews mention a colder ambiance and less warm service, with some perceiving bias, though these views are not universal. In sum, Petit Cake MTL is seen as a delicious destination with creative flavors, strong keto and low sugar options, attentive service, and broad appeal for locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile
