Sep Lai is a cozy, intimate Laotian spot that shines with fresh ingredients, vibrant flavors and a welcoming vibe. The terrace and small garden area provide a charming backdrop for sharing plates, and the bring-your-own-bottle policy makes for a relaxed, convivial experience. Dishes such as laab, nem khao, pork meatballs and crispy chicken skin are frequently praised for their balanced flavors and thoughtful preparation, and the tasting menu and vegan options appeal to a wide range of diners. Service is often described as warm and attentive, though some visits note slower pacing during busy times and a few dishes can come across salty. Overall, Sep Lai offers a friendly neighbourhood dining experience with generous portions, fair prices and a strong sense of community around Laotian cuisine.View restaurant profile
Clarke Café is described across reviews as a reliable casual spot for sandwiches, coffee, and pastries with a welcoming vibe and solid value. The sandwiches, especially the chicken cutlet and porchetta, are repeatedly praised for generous portions, sturdy bread, and balanced fillings, while cannoli and tiramisu frequently earn praise as standout desserts. The bread is often noted for the right bite and fillings that stay well balanced, making the sandwiches the main draw for many visitors. The coffee is described as strong and aromatic, though a few reviewers mention inconsistent cappuccinos or long waits for to go orders. Service is usually friendly and efficient, yet some experiences are marred by missed ingredients, slow or inattentive service, or language barriers that affect the interaction. The ambiance is generally regarded as pleasant and relaxed, with a busy, lively atmosphere at peak times and ample seating, making Clarke Café a popular stop for a quick lunch or coffee break despite occasional service hiccups.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Poke Ici as friendly with consistently good food and attentive service. The menu features tuna, salmon and tempura shrimp poke bowls along with veggie options, all described as fresh and tasty. Many reviewers call it a hidden gem and one of the best sushi spots in Montreal, noting reasonable prices and that the bowls are satisfying whether dining in or ordering delivery. A few comments mention smaller portions, occasional freshness issues or a missing wasabi, and some takeout ambiance concerns, but overall the tone emphasizes reliability, good flavor and welcoming service.View restaurant profile
Overall, feedback on AvecPlaisirs Chefs Traiteurs is generally positive with some inconsistency, as breakfast sandwiches and cheese platters are praised for taste while wraps can be dry and flavourless, yet service remains reliable and deliveries are punctual. Frequent praise centers on flexibility and the ability to accommodate last minute orders, professional and attentive customer service, and menus that are diverse and mindful of dietary restrictions, making this caterer a trusted choice for corporate teams and events.View restaurant profile
Reviews show Boom J's Cuisine delivering hearty portions and crowd pleasing options like jerk chicken and oxtail, with some praise for affordable prices and friendly service. Yet the sentiment is mixed, with several mentions of bland or uneven roti and patties, gravy that tasted like it had sat for days, and rice that seemed microwaved. Some meals are described as well seasoned and flavorful, while others are criticized for being too sweet, too salty, or not meeting traditional Jamaican expectations. Service experiences vary, including slow or unclear communication on orders, though other visits highlight helpful staff and quick pickup. The overall takeaway is that quality and consistency appear variable, but many reviewers would still return for the core dishes and big portions.View restaurant profile
Le Petit Sao is described as a cozy, welcoming spot with pleasant decor and a calm atmosphere, where service is consistently courteous and attentive. The food is praised for freshness, balanced broths, and generous portions, with favorites like pho, banh mi, and fresh salads that showcase Vietnamese flavors. Drinks are often highlighted and several reviews note strong value for the price, with reliable dine-in or take-out options and options for vegetarians. There are some criticisms, including a pho that can be too sweet or bitter and rolls that feel oily, and a few comments that prices may be high for what is offered. Overall, Le Petit Sao comes across as a tasty, dependable Vietnamese-inspired spot with a welcoming vibe that makes many guests want to return.View restaurant profile
