Americas BBQ se spécialise dans les techniques de grillades haïtiennes robustes qui mettent l'accent sur des profils d'épices audacieux et des protéines parfaitement saisies. Les clients découvrent un menu défini par des viandes mijotées, des préparations de poisson assaisonnées et des accompagnements antillais traditionnels. Chaque assiette souligne la complexité des saveurs insulaires authentiques obtenues grâce à une préparation méthodique et une gestion précise de la chaleur. La cuisine privilégie les fruits de mer frais et des coupes de viande de qualité, garantissant une régularité exemplaire. L'exécution culinaire repose sur des marinades signature et des mélanges d'épices reflétant un lien profond avec l'héritage haïtien. Cette destination privilégie la profondeur des saveurs, offrant une approche directe des grillades sans fioritures inutiles. Chaque élément du repas contribue à une exploration cohérente des traditions culinaires antillaises.
Americas BBQ reçoit des avis variés concernant son offre au sein du marché alimentaire. De nombreux clients louent la qualité des viandes, notamment les côtes levées tendres, la picanha savoureuse et le saumon parfaitement cuit, tout en soulignant souvent l'excellence des sauces et la générosité des portions. Cependant, des préoccupations constantes sont soulevées au sujet des prix, jugés élevés par certains pour un service rapide, ainsi que sur l'inconstance de l'assaisonnement, plusieurs convives ayant trouvé certains plats trop salés. Si certains apprécient les frites croustillantes et les accompagnements, d'autres expriment leur déception quant à la texture de certains mets comme le mac and cheese ou la poitrine de bœuf sèche, tout en mentionnant des frustrations occasionnelles liées aux délais d'attente ou au rapport qualité-prix global.
The steak & salad were great. Price was too high for a fast food service. Not a huge fan of fries & wish there would have been another option. The tres leche cake was not good at all. It didn't even taste what it's suppose to taste like & it didn't come with fruit.
Brisket was very dry. Fries were crispy. Chicken wings, excellent, coleslaw had too much salt & vinegar. Ribs were okay. Food arrived in a timely manner. Pickled onions cut the grease rather nicely. The beans were cooked with molasses, give me Canadian Pork & Beans any day.Don't get me wrong , the food was adequate but it remained just that. To have it once is okay but I will not be repeating the experience.
8 juil. 2025
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Grilled Beef Picanha Steak
Served with chimichurri asado, fries & salad
J'ai dégustée un steak de portion parfaite, cuisson parfaite , sauce goûteuse & parfaire. Bravo l'équipe super ambiance en cuisine. Mon nouveau to go pour un un festival de saveurs
Food was Ok. I expected something more tasty. The fries were good, but the sandwich was heavy on mustard & the meat wasn't the greatest. The chicken sandwich wasn't too bad. It looked like they used vacuum seals for all their food. Service was slow, & not enthusiastic at all. It was very busy in the time out market & seats were difficult to find.
Not sure if they changed things up but I'm surprised by the bad reviews. I had no issues with my order of ribeye. Great flavor, right doneness, sliced, & presented with three sauces. Came with a tasty side salad & fries. $35CAD is a good price, all things considered.
Really a fun place to be ! Loved the ambiance. The food isn't expensive (you can eat for 20-30$ easily for an average/good quality). If you plan to drink, you'll spend a good 100$ for a mediocre/average quality. Ex: A bottle of a 20$ wine will cost you 60$+, a cocktail is 25$ & a regular beer 15$. It's totally worth it if you want to eat & drink a little with your friends in a great atmosphere before clubbing downtown.
Located on the top floor of the Eaton Centre, Time Out Market has an great atmosphere & vibe. I have yet to try any of the restaurants, but the beer/wine bar was above my expectations. Bartenders & staff are very friendly & welcoming. Prices are fairly reasonable, I'd recommend the Flacatoune beer by Microbrasserie Charlevoix. 🍺 Can get very busy after five on weeknights, so arrive early.
The Time Out market in Montreal is 100% worth visiting if you love food! It has various cuisine options & it's hard to choose one! I ended up going with the barbeque option & got a great plate of steak & fries which were both 10/10! There is a reserved seating section (18+) & a generic cafeteria seating style in front of all the restaurant options. Endless options for food & drinks!
