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Randolph Pub Ludique Quartier Latin - Tartares in Latin Quarter

Randolph Pub Ludique Quartier Latin

ENTERTAINMENT, BOARD GAMES, BEER, COCKTAILS, FOOD.
Opens Today at 12 pm
(784)
Latin Quarter

Mentioned in: Great Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier LatinOriginal and Unique Restaurants in MontrealView More

Review Summary

Randolph Pub Ludique Quartier Latin is described as a lively, welcoming venue with a massive collection of board games and game masters who explain rules clearly and tailor recommendations to groups of all sizes, making it easy to spend hours laughing and playing while enjoying creative drinks and solid bites. The vibe is convivial and inclusive, perfect for friends, couples or families to gather, with staff repeatedly praised for knowledge, friendliness and helpful guidance that helps players discover new games or revisit favorites. The space can be quite loud and crowded at times, and some reviews note that the entrance/cover and food pricing can feel high, but the overall impression emphasizes fun, sociable moments and a memorable night that many would return for.View restaurant profile
Resto-école La Relève gourmande - Tartares in Latin Quarter

Resto-école La Relève gourmande

Opens Tuesday at 12 pm
(2055)
Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

Review Summary

Reviews describe Resto-école La Relève gourmande as a teaching restaurant where the cuisine shows technical skill and bold flavors, with highlights such as confit salmon and duck breast with ice cider and a carrot miso citronnelle velouté delivering an explosion of taste; portions feel balanced, the house bread is fresh, and the overall value is excellent, often including a meal for two with starter, main, dessert, coffee and a bottle of wine at a price that pleasantly surprises. The service is attentive and professional, provided by hospitality students, adding a human and inspiring touch to the dining experience, while the ambience is simple with minimalist decor and softly dim lighting that could be warmer. Reservations are advised as seating is limited and can require weeks in advance, and a minor note mentions a dessert that can be a touch dry while other elements shine. Tips can be left by card as well as cash, and the experience is repeatedly described as delicious, incredible, and well worth supporting the next generation of chefs.View restaurant profile
Brasseurs du Monde - Tartares in Latin Quarter

Brasseurs du Monde

Proudly local beers by Brasseurs du Monde
Opens Today at 10 am
(2276)
Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

Mentioned in: The Best Sports Bars in Montreal: Where to Watch Your Favorite GamesGreat Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier LatinView More

Review Summary

Brasseurs du Monde in Montreal offers a lively pub vibe with a strong beer program and a menu that pairs well with drinks, including crowd-pleasers like poutine, bao buns, and a variety of burgers and small plates. Reviewers highlight an extensive craft beer selection and note standout pairings such as a blueberry and tea beer, with dishes like fish and chips, salmon tartare, duck poutine, brisket, and mushroom burger earning praise. The atmosphere is energetic and can be loud when the place is full, and service or wait times may suffer on busy nights, with occasional concerns about cleanliness or value. Food quality is generally described as solid and flavorful, and several dishes are repeatedly praised for flavor balance and generous portions, though a few reports point to downsized portions or inconsistent results over time. The staff are consistently described as friendly and attentive, and the location near Saint Denis with a nice patio is appreciated, but seating can feel tight and the lively scene may not suit quieter preferences.View restaurant profile
Grenade - Resto-bar et terrasse - Tartares in Latin Quarter

Grenade - Resto-bar et terrasse

Opens Today at 4 pm
(1108)
The Village/Centre-Sud, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: The Village: The Most Colourful Area of Montreal

Review Summary

Grenade offers a warm, lively ambience with a back terrace and a guinguette vibe, the exterior hinting at an old tavern while the inside can feel magical and the noise level ranges from calm to buzzing depending on the day; the menu leans toward tapas and creative dishes with a solid drink selection, and the overall food quality is praised as flavorful with some standout items, though several reviews mention occasional dishes arriving cold, long waits, or stock shortages that affect availability; service is described as friendly and attentive at times but inconsistent, with some visits featuring less welcoming or slower attention; overall the place is valued for its atmosphere and versatility for dates, groups or casual evenings, and many visitors would recommend it, even if a few experiences fall short of a top culinary experience.View restaurant profile
Poke Monster - Tartares in Latin Quarter

Poke Monster

Opens Today at 10 am
(167)
Latin Quarter, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: Montreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian Bowls

Review Summary

Across the reviews, Poke Monster is depicted as a place with tasty options and solid portions, with highlights such as crispy popcorn shrimp, a salmon poke that many enjoyed, and fresh ingredients that shine when the kitchen is on its game; delivery via Uber Eats is described as fast and the bubble tea and other items sometimes impressing, while overall customer service is praised in many visits for friendliness and attentiveness, with a staff member delivering exceptional service in some cases. On the downside, experiences vary: wait times can be long when staff is sparse, and language barriers or miscommunications around spice levels, utensils, and what is on the bowl create friction; some bowls appear underwhelming, missing toppings like avocado or edamame, or serving options misaligned with expectations; a few reviewers call the place ordinary or not particularly memorable, and one mentions not being served in French despite the Montreal location. Still, several diners say the food is satisfying and would return if certain details are addressed.View restaurant profile

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