Café Figata propose une expérience culinaire italienne raffinée, alliant traditions gastronomiques classiques et atmosphère conviviale. Le menu comprend des plats de pâtes savamment préparés, élaborés avec des ingrédients frais de haute qualité, ainsi qu'une sélection de pizzas artisanales cuites à la perfection. Les clients peuvent se délecter de desserts décadents, du tiramisu onctueux aux pâtisseries délicates, offrant une conclusion sucrée à tout repas. Le café sert également une variété de cafés et de boissons expresso préparés avec expertise, parfaits pour un coup de pouce matinal ou une gourmandise d'après-midi. C'est une destination pour ceux qui recherchent des saveurs italiennes authentiques et des douceurs exquises dans un cadre agréable.
Café Figata dans le quartier St Henri est régulièrement salué pour son atmosphère chaleureuse et son approche axée sur une cuisine italienne réconfortante et classique. De nombreux clients soulignent que le service exceptionnel est un aspect déterminant de leur expérience, notant souvent l'attention et la gentillesse du personnel. Les plats populaires incluent les pâtes aux champignons et à la truffe, les boulettes de viande et divers plats de fruits de mer comme le poulpe, souvent décrits comme frais et bien préparés. Bien que le restaurant ait acquis une grande popularité et puisse être bruyant ou bondé, la plupart des convives apprécient l'énergie vibrante et la qualité des repas. Bien qu'une petite minorité de clients ait trouvé certains plats inégaux en termes d'assaisonnement ou de portions, la majorité des visiteurs considèrent cet établissement comme une véritable perle et ont hâte d'y retourner pour son ambiance accueillante et ses plats italiens de grande qualité.
Charcuterie board was good, could have used a less basic cheese though. The artichokes were a pleasantly unique touch but not sure why they were piled on the sun-dried tomatoes. The sun-dried tomatoes were delicious. The cured meat was nice. Olives were good quality. Maybe serve it on a board?
The focaccia wasn't really like any other focaccia I get at other places. It's passable with the above platter but otherwise I wouldn't get it.
The Zozzona was disappointing, you couldn't taste & barely could see the sausage. There was nothing to balance out the strong cheeses.
I enjoyed the funghi e tartufo, very solid mushroom pasta dish.
Tiramisu wasn't cut properly & was mostly mascarpone. Didn't really have enough flavour to it.
Overall I think more effort could be put into presentation.
My Negroni Terra was good, very similar to a typical Negroni.
Cute decor. Nice 80s music. Excellent service. Was very helpful with the wine. Called me when my friend forgot her bag, which was very appreciated.
Figata est l'un des meilleurs restaurants italiens où j'ai mangé. La serveuse, Victoria, était très sympathique & professionnelle. Elle nous a très bien servis & a pris le temps de nous expliquer le menu. Très belle ambiance également.
Had a great experience at Restaurant Figata. Fun vibe, friendly service, & a really solid menu.
We shared a bunch of appetizers including the charcuterie board, focaccia, meatballs, Caesar salad, & burrata all delicious & perfect for the table. The pastas were just as good, & we finished with ice cream & tiramisu which hit the spot 🍝🍨
Newly opened & already feels like they're doing things right. The place was full & the energy showed it. Definitely worth a visit 👍
18 mars 2026
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Montréal you know very well I have an affinity for Italian food & all things pasta 🍝. Figata a new Italian restaurant in the Saint-Henri neighborhood has just opened its doors & is already making waves in the local food scene. From the moment you walk in you feel the comfort, vibe & passion from the chef to the wait staff. The food is generous & delicious from the polpette, to the caesar salad & pasta's especially our favorite orecchiette, mushrooms in a cream sauce.
A definite must try restaurant that should be on your list.
Montréal, vous savez très bien que j'ai un affinité pour la cuisine italienne & tout ce qui touche aux pâtes 🍝. Figata, un nouveau restaurant italien situé dans le quartier Saint-Henri, vient d'ouvrir ses portes & fait déjà beaucoup parler de lui sur la scène gastronomique locale. Dès que vous y entrez, vous ressentez le confort, l'ambiance & la passion qui animent le chef & le staff. Les plats sont copieux & délicieux, des polpette à la salade César en passant par les pâtes, en particulier nos préférées, les orecchiette aux champignons & sauce à la crème.
C'est un restaurant à ne pas manquer qui devrait figurer sur votre liste.
Overhyped, my mushroom pasta had no taste, the lamb skewers are like the ones you get at maxi frozen, the shrimp & calamari were horrible all the coating was falling off & soggy. The fries on the other hand are very good. Another problem was sitting right next to another couple we couldn't even talk without being heard or feeling comfortable. Not sure if ill be back.
If there was a way to give more than 5 stars I would! Best cooked pasta I've had since being in Rome. Everything was delicious. Service , perfect & what a great vibrant yet low key atmosphere. A great evening overall. This place is going to be a big hit , get there before it gets even harder to get in!
Our experience was not what we expected. To begin with, I'm not a fan of how close the tables are to each other (see picture). We could hear the other couple's conversation, & of course they could hear ours, & the music didn't help. Terrible place for a date!
Then there's the food, which didn't feel like it had any quality or special ingredients. We ordered two appetizers:
Fritto Misto $26: a large plate of calamari, octopus, & shrimp. The plate is so large that the food at the bottom is full of oil, rubbery, & mushy. Not pleasant at all. Charcuterie plate $14: the cheese & charcuterie resemble what you would find at the supermarket. Terrible quality.
Main courses:
The Zozzona $28: the pasta didn't feel fresh & homemade, it was more like something bought at the supermarket, & the sauce was quite heavy & salty. It made my stomach hurt.
Funghi & Tartufo $26: stale, bland pasta with mushrooms & truffles, cream, & butter. Nothing special. We ordered dessert since we were celebrating a birthday, we ordered the dessert of the day for $14, which ended up being a lemon tart that didn't feel like it had been made recently, with cream cheese & a little lemon. We had two cocktails that were okay, but in the end they felt watered down.
In summary, the bill came to $185, for an unpleasant, expensive experience with mediocre food, therefore, I would not recommend the restaurant & would not return. In my opinion, there are better Italian restaurants in Montreal.
