Fukurō delivers a vibrant fusion dining experience with tapas and cocktails that consistently impress guests. The menu features a wide range of flavorful tapas and dishes, from papaya salad to gyoza and octopus, with standout items like beef and salmon and a variety of creative cocktails such as the Sakura fizz. The ambiance is chic, warm, and inviting, with tasteful decor and, on some nights, live music that enhances the vibe. Service is consistently praised for being attentive and friendly, helping groups feel welcome and well looked after. Guests note generous portions, well-paced courses, and good value for quality. Overall, Fukurō stands out as a go-to spot for groups and celebrations, delivering a memorable, flavor-forward experience with a lively yet refined atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Jacques Cartier Pizza earns praise for attentive and well prepared servers who could accommodate a same day group reservation. The pizzas are delicious and filling, with the jalapeno variety standing out. The piccolo pizza, fully loaded, is a real masterpiece with good service and reasonable prices. Guests appreciate returning and note that the pizza is worth the detour, and they also offer excellent submarine sandwiches.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Dutty Yea present a balanced picture with generous portions and standout jerk chicken, along with crowd favorites such as the Dutty Nonnie and Pon Pon Jerk bowls, plus coco curry chicken and a loaded potato bowl. The flavors are described as vibrant and fresh, with sauces that add depth and a pineapple salsa that brings brightness, and desserts like vanilla and vanilla raspberry swirl ice cream are highlighted as well. Guests note a welcoming space, attentive staff, and the sense that this Jamaican inspired spot is a welcome addition to the neighborhood, especially for a casual bite when in the area. Some comments focus on value, suggesting prices or portions could be more favorable, while a few bowls are described as missing ingredients or not perfectly cooked, and one drink is sometimes overpowering. Overall, the place is seen as a tasty and accessible option that delivers flavorful, well presented dishes and generous servings.View restaurant profile
Reviews of La Cava Grecque describe an approachable Greek dining spot with generous portions, reasonable prices and consistently solid, authentic flavors. Diners praise classic mezze, moussaka, souvlaki, chicken skewers, lentil soup, tzatziki, salads and sides like rice and Greek potatoes, with portions often described as large and satisfying. Service is repeatedly described as attentive, friendly and efficient, making guests feel welcome. The ambiance is warm and charming, with decor that evokes a Greek island vibe. The bring your own wine option is noted as a plus. The restaurant is suitable for groups and events, with mentions of private spaces and the ability to accommodate larger parties. Locations in Montreal and Delson are noted as establishing this Greek concept in the neighborhood. Overall, La Cava Grecque appears to deliver reliable quality, friendly service and a pleasant, authentic experience for family outings, gatherings with friends and special occasions.View restaurant profile
Porte à Côté - Boire & Manger is described as a warm, charming addition with a cozy, retro French vibe and welcoming, professional service. The menu blends tapas with standout dishes such as butternut squash soup, beet starter, acras de morue and an onglet, plus a bold Mapo cabbage, while the wine list is varied and cocktails are imaginative, with names like L'Ame Sour and Mariposa. Guests note a lively bar, a charming terrace, and a buvette ambiance that still feels intimate, with the interior described as cozy and stylish. The overall value is praised, offering the chance to sample much of the menu at a reasonable price, and the atmosphere is highlighted as ideal for both friends and a date. Reviewers consistently express eagerness to return to this new favorite on Masson, praising the friendly service, the quality of food and drinks, and the memorable pairings of dishes and wines. Favorites mentioned include the mushroom mousse, the pork and clam plate, the carrot cake ice cream sandwich, and acras de morue.View restaurant profile
Le Baratineur comes across in reviews as a warm, stylish spot in Longueuil's old town where a compact comedy club sits beside a refined dining room. The food is repeatedly praised as excellent and thoughtfully prepared, with standout items including bone marrow, pan con tomate, magret de canard, and a range of oysters, while cocktails and wines are described as well crafted. Service is widely described as attentive and friendly, with patrons noting a welcoming atmosphere and decor that enhances the experience from arrival to departure. The overall vibe blends chic and casual, and the comedy program is highlighted as a strong draw that makes the evening feel unique. Taken together, Le Baratineur is seen as a welcome new centerpiece for the area, inspiring plans to return and to explore more of the menu and show lineup.View restaurant profile
Jumeler is seen as a welcome new addition to the neighborhood, praised for its standout filter coffee, strong espresso options, and scones that many call among the best, including a cornichon variety that is repeatedly highlighted. The space is described as beautiful, minimalistic, bright and relaxing, a setting that suits a morning coffee date or a casual hangout, with pastries often noted for quality thanks to an adjacent bakery. Staff are frequently described as friendly and welcoming, with a notable owner and bilingual service, though a few reviews mention moments of colder or less attentive service. Temperature or comfort issues are occasionally mentioned, but they do not outweigh the overall impression of good coffee and delicious baked goods that many see as a go to spot. Overall, Jumeler is regarded as a top choice for coffee and pastries, drawing regulars who value quality, atmosphere, and attention to detail.View restaurant profile
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Overall, reviews of Mon Ami Korean BBQ highlight flavorful meats, a cozy and modern setting, and a friendly, attentive vibe that makes it easy to return. The all you can eat option and weekend barbecue buffet are often praised, with portions described as generous and good value, especially for meat quality and marinades. Service is frequently described as fast and kind, though some experiences mention slower service or inconsistent timing when the venue is busy and a few nights with less attentive staff. Some criticisms point to sides arriving cold, uneven portion sizes on separate orders, and a few nights when the menu or experience differed from expectations. The atmosphere is repeatedly noted as pleasant for groups of friends or family, and many reviewers express enthusiasm to come back or recommend Mon Ami Korean BBQ to others.View restaurant profile
Flers Café receives praise for creamy, well prepared flans in flavors like vanilla, pistachio, praline and sesame noir, with the vanilla bean character and the sesame version often highlighted as favorites, and pastries and breads described as fresh and made in house. Coffee and tea pair well with the desserts, and the space is repeatedly described as cozy, clean, and welcoming, with attentive staff that help create a relaxed atmosphere for studying or catching up. A few reviews mention a weekend laptop policy that was communicated awkwardly and suggest clearer signage or exceptions, and some would appreciate longer hours. Prices are seen as reasonable for the portions, though a few patrons felt the value could be higher given the Montreal setting. Overall, Flers Café is considered a standout spot in Montreal for flans and pastries, with flavors and a homey vibe that invite repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Phin Café comes across as a bright corner spot filled with light and plants, offering an extensive coffee menu that features the iconic egg coffee, authentic Vietnamese drip coffee with condensed milk, and a range of espressos, with some reviews noting a strong brew while others mention drinks served with too much ice or not hot enough. The interior earns praise for its cozy, stylish design and great lighting, and the overall vibe is warm and laid-back, ideal for studying, chatting, or simply relaxing with a drink. Seating is limited but varied, and the place is popular with laptop crowd; outdoor bench seating and a terrace add to the options. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and knowledgeable, with staff able to explain roasts and styles. Food items like a pork grilled cheese are well liked, and matcha and other drinks also shine. A few notes mention loud music and occasional pastry shortages, but overall Phin Café is regarded as a standout neighborhood spot with top quality drinks near Parc Lafontaine.View restaurant profile
