Barranco is a modern Peruvian cuisine restaurant located in the heart of Plateau Mont-Royal on Saint-Denis Street. It offers authentic flavors thanks to several products imported directly from Peru.
Barranco MTL delivers a lively Peruvian dining experience with fresh ceviche, octopus and seafood rice that feel authentic yet vibrant in a Montreal setting. The menu balances traditional and fusion twists, while cocktails and nonalcoholic options impress with creativity and balance. The service and atmosphere are consistently praised, offering attentive hospitality, a warm, festive vibe, and a welcoming terrace that suits celebrations or casual nights out. Generous portions and a memorable dessert finish make the visit feel like a feast of textures, colors, and bright Peruvian flavors.
In my new favorite peruvian food cuisine restaurant it is amazingly good, awesome drinks also & one of my favorite is causa but also gotta day the ceviche is very good & often restaurants cant make it this good & fresh. Just positive vibes thank you !
The food was amazing , the limo saltado was simply delicious, the drinks & the desserts The attention was seamless & good atmosphere . The music was a bit loud but we had a great time
Great service & great food. The hostess did everything she could to find a table for us on a busy Sunday night. Ceviche & octopus both well worth the wait! Perfect level of acidic & spicy!
Service pressé pour vous installer sur un table mal lavée. Poisson sans saveur, & plats peu gouteux d'une façon générale. Portions très petites (deux minuscules morceaux de patates douces). Cocktail (Pisco Sour) mal dosé. La note sur Google semble surévaluée compte tenu du prix.
Restaurant hors du commun leur menu est divers & varié un vrai vent de fraiche air & leur drink son servis dan des verres tellement beau presque donne le gout d'en prendre un pour la maison vraiment a visité l'ambiance est parfaite pour une date aussi.
This place was impossibly good. I just wish it stayed open longer. We went to Montreal to explore the culinary scene. We tried all the recommendations & pre-planned to amplify our experience. But it was on Sunday walking down St.Dennis when we accidentally bumped into Barranco, & you know what? It was the greatest Montreal experience I ever had.
