Best Snacks & Treats in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

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Mentioned in: 10 Fun and Entertaining Places to Go

Review Summary

Le Colonel Moutarde is described as a lively bar with a large selection of board and card games, a cozy atmosphere, and cocktails that many reviewers praise for quality. The appeal often lies in the game library and the presence of a game master who can help pick and teach games, and staff are repeatedly called friendly and attentive. A standard note across reviews is a per person game fee that may be included in the bill, with some diners also reporting pressure to order food or tip and a policy not clearly stated online. Food and drink quality receives mixed signals: cocktails are frequently praised, pizzas and other dishes are seen as decent to good, but some items are described as disappointing or overpriced, and a few complaints mention cold food or salads not meeting expectations. The beer selection is noted as good, though prices can be high, which some feel is justified by the ambiance and experience. There are also concerns about consistency and service, with at least one account of missing game pieces and another of unfriendly replies after a food safety incident, including a request for an inspection. Overall, Le Colonel Moutarde is regarded as an entertaining destination for game lovers with a welcoming social scene, but experiences vary regarding value, service style, and food safety.View restaurant profile

Aux Angles Ronds

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(24)

Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Sandwiches Grilled Cheese Salads Snacks & Treats Pastries Buvette

Mentioned in: From Morning Coffee to Evening Wine: Montréal's Café-Wine Bar Guide

Review Summary

Aux Angles Ronds comes up in reviews as a cozy cafe with a strong vibe and a solid mix of drinks and food, described as a great place to meet, work, or read, and often praised as a gem or favorite in the area. The atmosphere and casual charm are repeatedly highlighted, with friendly staff and a calm space that suits study sessions or relaxed chats. At the same time, service is noted as inconsistent in some visits, with moments of cold reception when the staff or manager are present and some guests feeling unseen during busy or slower moments. Food and drink quality also vary, including remarks about a dry brownie or a tepid hot chocolate and others praising matcha or good coffee, indicating that preparation can be hit or miss. Overall, the reviews point to a beloved atmosphere and menu that attract regulars, while suggesting that timing and staff attentiveness can influence the experience.View restaurant profile

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3 Minots

Open until 3 am

(53)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Downtown

Snacks & Treats

Mentioned in: Karaoke Nights in Montreal: The Best Spots

Review Summary

3 Minots comes across in reviews as a polarizing karaoke spot with a lively crowd and a strong, electric vibe. The atmosphere and crowd are repeatedly praised, with nonstop karaoke energy and a spectacle of the owner handling multiple roles as bartender, karaoke DJ, and tambourine player. However, service is often slow and some say the staff can be discriminatory if rules about drinking speed are not followed, and drinks are noted to be costly. The space can feel hot while the beer stays cold, and the washrooms are described as gross. There are moments of delight, such as celebrations with a remarkable barmaid and sake bomb, contributing to a generally good vibe for karaoke fans. Pitchers can run up to about thirty three dollars, which adds to the sense that the place is pricey despite the fun. Overall, the consensus is that 3 Minots is a must for karaoke lovers seeking a memorable, high energy night, even if the experience can be uneven.View restaurant profile

Bar Big In Japan

Open until 3 am

(152)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End

Snacks & Treats

Mentioned in: Sip & Savor: The Ultimate Guide to Montreal's Cocktail Scene The Best Speakeasies in Montreal: Hidden Bars You Have to Experience View More

Review Summary

Bar Big In Japan draws praise for a sultry, intimate speakeasy vibe, moody lighting, and unique decor with bottles hanging from the ceiling, making the unmarked entrance easy to miss. The cocktails are frequently described as well crafted and strong, with favorites like Fleur de Sureau and Tokyo mule; several reviews note attentive service, though a few guests found the staff unapproachable or the service slow when the bar was busy. The atmosphere is celebrated as perfect for dates and small gatherings, with jazz and subdued ambiance aiding conversation, though some mention the music being a touch loud in a small space. A few notes highlight where experiences vary: certain drinks miss expected flavors, espresso martinis arriving with coffee grounds on top, and heat from HVAC or crowds can dampen comfort; some critics also dislike upfront payment or card-hold policies. The spot is widely praised as a hidden gem with a drink-focused program rather than a food destination, offering good value during promos and a memorable, stylish night out, even if weekend lines form and the crowd can be lively. Overall Bar Big In Japan is recommended for those seeking a chic, intimate night out with a standout ambiance.View restaurant profile