Bistro Amerigo rend hommage à Amerigo Marcone, père du chef-propriétaire Stephen Marcone. Depuis 2010, niché dans le Village Monkland à NDG, ce bistro italien convivial mise sur des plats simples et faits avec soin, une ambiance chaleureuse et un verre pour accompagner le tout. Spécialités maison comme les boulettes de viande roulées à la main, les calamars frits croustillants et les pâtes fraîches font sa renommée.
Avec un bar proposant des cocktails italiens classiques et une sélection de vins axée sur l’Italie, Amerigo offre une expérience italienne authentique où chaque repas devient un moment mémorable.
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Bistro Amerigo est largement reconnu comme un charmant joyau de quartier authentique qui offre une expérience italienne vibrante à Montréal. Les convives font souvent l'éloge des plats frais et savoureux, soulignant particulièrement les pâtes maison, les boulettes de viande et les portions généreuses. Bien que l'absence de système de réservation entraîne parfois des temps d'attente, de nombreux clients trouvent que la qualité de la cuisine et l'atmosphère chaleureuse et accueillante valent largement la patience. Le service est généralement décrit comme attentionné et professionnel, contribuant à une expérience culinaire détendue et mémorable qui incite les habitués et les visiteurs à revenir encore et encore.
I've visited this place a few times already & have yet to be disapointed. The place has a warm, welcoming & relaxed ambiance. The decorations gives you so much to look at while you wait for your food which is never very long, the staff has always been very friendly, polite & professional even at peak hours. I wanted to try the chicken parmagiano this time. I was deligthed by flavours coming from the meal, it had the right amount of breading to chicken & enough cheese to cover all of it which is a generous portion I might add. I did wish I had a bit more sauce in the plate, the perfect al dente pasta made up for it. I loved their turamisu it hit the spot for me. The cocktails & wine we're also quite good but I do wish for more selection when it comes to wine by the glass. I hope they eventually add some cushions to the chair or get entirely new chairs, bare wood isn't really comfortable for myself. I still highly recommend a visit if your in the area its worth it.
We went there for supper on a Thursday evening. There wasn't a lineup, so we asked for a table for two. We were told the wait would be about 15 minutes, which was perfectly fine.
I then asked if we could sit at the bar & have a drink while waiting for our table. To my surprise, we were told that if we sat at the bar, we would have to remain there, even if a table became available.
I politely asked how that made sense, considering we were already customers & would be purchasing drinks while we waited. The response was that they needed to prioritize people who walked in looking for a table.
As someone who owned & operated a restaurant for 15 years, I found this policy very difficult to understand. If a customer is already in your restaurant spending money, why wouldn't you move them to a table when one becomes available? You never know who that customer is or how much they may end up spending. We could have easily ordered an $80 bottle of wine & a $300 meal.
We decided to stay & eat at the bar. The food was okay, but unfortunately the first impression & the way we were welcomed left a negative impression that affected the overall experience.
Just some constructive feedback from a local NGDer. I hope management reconsiders this policy, because it doesn't seem to put the customer first.
27 juin 2026
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Food was amazing! The pasta was fresh, creamy & delicious. Wine was good as well. The pasta comes with a salad that was really good as well. Will definitely come back!
Bistro Amerigo is hands down one of my favorite Italian restaurants in the city. The atmosphere on Monkland Avenue is always vibrant, & the interior of the restaurant is cozy & romantic. The homemade pasta dishes are absolutely phenomenal, particularly the pappardelle & the classic carbonara. The wine list is extensive & pairs beautifully with the food. Exceptional service every time.
I discovered this amazing place a few years ago, thanks to a friend. Since then, I have taken friends & family. Today I was there with my two adult sons. It was Easter weekend, so relatively quiet at 13h00. As usual, I was so impressed with the octopus. The only downside was the white wine. Just meh. The tartelette de petits fruits was excellent but the tiramisu was very soupy. Still, kudos to the wait & kitchen staff.
From the first course onward, the meal showed a clear sense of intention, favoring careful execution over unnecessary flair.
We started generously-both a salad & the soup of the day, a comforting minestrone that tasted like my Nonna had made it. That was followed by the two arancini on offer, each distinct & delicious.
For mains, restraint was not part of the plan. We were excited to hear about the off-menu item: crab-stuffed ravioli in a bisque-style sauce. It was rich without being overwhelming. The gorgonzola ravioli delivered a bold, deeply satisfying contrast. Both dishes wowed us thoroughly. Unapologetically indulgent.
A crisp white wine tied everything together beautifully-though sharing the entire bottle between two people turned out to be more of a commitment than expected 😅🍷
Dessert was non-negotiable: tiramisu & cannolo, both because you can't leave without trying them 🤷?♂?
The ambiance is inviting, the menu thoughtfully curated, & the service genuinely attentive. If it's been on your list, consider this a gentle nudge to finally make the visit. But, bring your appetite because you will be seriously full after this 😜
Authentic Italian, wines that are not found anywhere in the city. A truly Italian experience in Montreal with a very humble home feeling. Recommended 100% 5 stats +++
Amerigo on Monkland is a true neighborhood gem. The vibe felt straight out of New York-busy & lively, but still easy to chat. The ossobuco with saffron risotto was outstanding & instantly brought me back to Italy, while the tiramisu was the perfect finish. Great wine list with fair prices (loved the Aglianico!), & the service was excellent. They don't take reservations, but the wait was short & the stroll around the area made it even better. Can't wait to go back & try more dishes!
