Bouillon Albert
Un restaurant français inspiré des bouillons, avec une cuisine simple et abordable.
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prix(78) qualite(54) dessert(46) french(41) escargot(41) vin(36) profiterole(32) frite(29) recommend(28) steak(26) tartare(26) wine(26)
C'était ma 2eme fois au Bouillon Albert. Malgré un petit couac lors du service (nous avons attendu environ 1h30 d'être servies), nous avons adoré notre expérience & cela n'a pas entaché l'ambiance de la soirée (car de toute façon on avait trop de choses à se raconter avec mon amie) ! Le staff était tellement désolé, au moins 3 personnes sont venues s'excuser & on nous a offert les boissons & les desserts. Le geste a été très apprécié… & après tout, les erreurs ça arrive à tout le monde !
La nourriture est délicieuse & les plats sont copieux !!! C'est sûr que je reviendrai encore !
Magnifique restaurant très abordable avec des délicieux plats généreux. Nous y retournerons avec plaisir :)
If you blindfolded me, sat me down at Bouillon Albert, & told me I was in the 11th arrondissement of Paris-I'd believe you.
I've eaten at some of the most iconic bistros across France, & somehow, this spot in Montreal holds its own… no, surpasses many of them.
We tried everything on the menu. Every single dish. Not out of gluttony, but because it felt like a sin to stop. The escargots? Textbook perfect-garlicky, buttery, with just the right bite. The fish soup? Transported me straight to Marseille. The cassoulet? Rich, comforting, layered. Even the rotisserie chicken was so deeply seasoned & tender it felt like it had a story to tell.
The mille-feuille with verbena? I'd fly back to Montreal just for that.
Profiteroles with hot chocolate sauce? Criminally good.
The room feels alive-warm lighting, the open kitchen, the casual elegance. You're not just eating here, you're having a full-on cinematic French dining experience.
This isn't a trendy reimagining of French cuisine-it's the real deal, with love, guts, & soul behind every dish. Bouillon Albert is an instant classic. I'll be dreaming about this place until I return-& trust me, I will.
Last night, three friends & I stumbled upon this *gem* of a restaurant in Montreal, & wow-our taste buds are still throwing a party! We kicked things off with beef tartare (so good we almost fought over the last bite), escargot (still in the shell, fancy *&* delicious), & a cheese platter that had us questioning all our life choices up to that point.
Then came the *pièce de résistance*-steak frites. Perfectly cooked, juicy, & paired with sauces that made us want to lick the plates (we didn't… *or did we?*). The service was top-notch, the vibes were immaculate, & we left plotting our next visit before we even hit the sidewalk.
10/10 would recommend-bring your appetite & prepare to be wowed!
Tout était bon. Rapport qualité/prix équitable selon moi. Satisfait, nous reviendrons. Seul point négatif, on reçoit parfois des bourrasques de vent froid quand on est à une table proche de la porte
Overall: 7/10
Food: 7.5/10
Service: 6/10
Atmosphere: 6/10
We visited in mid-March 2025 as a group of four. We had made a reservation a week in advance, but upon arrival, we were seated at a table right in front of the door. When we asked if we could switch tables, the staff was unaccommodating, despite three empty tables being available. This negatively impacted both the service & atmosphere, as every time the door opened, it felt like we were sitting in a refrigerator. That said, we did appreciate the staff's efforts to keep the door closed to minimize the cold. As a suggestion, installing a space heater or raising the height of the divider could help improve the experience.
For food, we started with the soup as an entrée, but it was disappointing-it reminded us of canned Campbell's chicken noodle soup. We wouldn't recommend it. The bread was also underwhelming.
For mains, we ordered the duck, which was decent, the ravioli, which ended up being one of our favorites, & the bouchée à la reine, which was quite good. The rest was pretty average.
Since we were still hungry by dessert, we decided to order one of everything. Out of the five desserts, the profiteroles were the standout. The millefeuille & crème caramel, however, were pretty forgettable.
Overall, while the food had some highlights-especially the ravioli & profiteroles-the experience was let down by poor seating, unaccommodating service, & an underwhelming starter. If you're in the area, it's worth a try, but with a 7/10, there are likely better options.
Un vrai régal du début à la fin ! Les viandes étaient parfaitement cuites & délicieuses, & le serveur a su très bien nous conseiller sur les vins. Dommage que le bruit ait gâché l'expérience, on s'entendait à peine parler. Le lieu est superbe, mais vraiment trop bruyant.
J'y suis allé avec un ami, nous n'avions pas de réservation & ils ont fait l'impossible pour nous faire une place...très apprécié ! Le service estvexcellent & la nourriture encore plus excellente. Ça vaut vraiment le détour ! ... mais prenez le temps de réserver avant 😉