Dans l'ensemble, Bar Le Sparrow est perçu comme une adresse conviviale avec une ambiance chaleureuse et un brunch varié, des plats comme les oeufs turcs, le sandwich naan au petit déjeuner et des cocktails appréciés, le tout dans un cadre agréable et une terrasse estivale agréable. Le rapport qualité-prix est parfois remis en question et certaines préparations paraissent moins fraîches ou les portions semblent petites, et le service peut être inégal ou parfois débordé, ce qui peut influencer l'expérience. Malgré ces éléments, l'endroit donne envie de revenir pour découvrir d'autres plats et profiter de l'espace à l'étage.
Tout d'abord, le steak était brûlé & sec. J'avais commandé un médium saignant & il était assez dur. La salade était constituée de feuilles de laitue & de 3 bouts de cornichons mince avec à peine un filet de vinaigrette. Cependant, la salade de chou était excellente & les frites aussi. De plus, le dessert était beaucoup trop salé. Finalement, le service était lent & peu chaleureux.
Awful service & overpriced, disappointing food. As soon as I walked in the waiters were extremely awkward & made me feel like an idiot. Which I guess I was for spending my money there. My friends & I ordered the cauliflower entrée, the veggies, fries & the Caesar salad, plus drinks. Drinks were fine, fries were ok, but the cauliflower tasted too much of vinegar. The veggie plate was a horrendous letdown. The menu was unclear & our waitress did not tell us what the'veggie of the day was', so I ended up paying 9$ for a few long peppers. Saddest thing ever. When I told one waiter it was not what I expected, he kind of just shrugged it off & didn't offer an alternative or take away the accursed plate I did not want to eat. I expressed my disappointment to the waitress at the end, who didn't show me any special courtesy either. But the worst part of our meal was the Caesar salad, which ended up giving my friend diarrhea within minutes after we left. Because the waitress hovered over me as I paid, I ended up tipping her even though I had received terrible service. The only positive thing was the atmosphere. Love the vintage look of the place, but the food is a waste of money & the waiters just don't know how to treat customers with respect. Sadly a reoccurring theme with Gen Z employees.
15 mars 2026
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J'adorais cet endroit avant la pandémie, les plats étaient copieux & savoureux, mais j'y suis retournée hier & à ceci je dis : au voleur. Une salade césar a 14$, lire le quart d'un paquet de kale a 2,50$ a l'épicerie, le bol faisait la grosseur de la paume de ma main, ceci sans croûtons, sans anchois, bacon, ou montagne de parmesan... la salade césar la plus basic qui soit a 14$. Mon chum a payé 17$ pour 4-5 petits bouts de poulet en entrée. L'inflation a le dos large, mais honnêtement lorsqu'on va ailleurs on peut nettement comparer la différence côté qualité/quantité pour le prix. C'était une dernière expérience pour moi. Parcontre, le service était très bon!
Would have been a higher rating if not for the service. Small tables on the patio & when reordering drinks, the empty glasses just amass on the table. The waitress spilled the salad when serving, promissed to clean & vanished. So, very disorganized & in the end a mixed bag of feelings
One of the highlight’s to our trip! Orange wine was delicious but the gnocchi was out of the world fantastic. The focaccia & salad was amazing as well! I would eat here every week if i lived in Montreal! Merci tres beaucoup!
Sparrow is a delightful casual restaurant on St. Laurent Blvd (just north of Fairmount), in an area with a number of other eateries. The ambiance is dark wood interiors with a bohemian flair with a super size street facing window...so that the restaurant is both dark & light at the same time. Seating is mostly at tables but there are a few bench side options as well as the window abutting coach (low to the ground but a very chill place to chat & snack).
We had a weekend brunch...enjoying the scones & jam (surprisingly very good, the scone was served warm with a nice helping of devon cream...but the strawberry jam could have been better), the Fried Egg with Sage (very good), the Belgian Waffle (excellent although the portion was a touch too small) & a Green Salad (very good but simple). We also enjoyed some nice coffees & smoothies.
Service was very attentive & friendly adding to the experience. On the late Saturday morning we visited, there were a large number of young family with kids just finishing up, so this appears to be a great place for an early breakfast for the young ones. Enjoy!
