CAPISCO est un restaurant italo-péruvien de Montréal, proposant une cuisine fusion et présenté par le chef Marcel Olivier Larrea. Célébrant l'union des cuisines péruvienne et italienne, CAPISCO offre une expérience culinaire unique en tant que restaurant de ceviche à Montréal.
Détails
Nos Spécialités
Ceviches, tiraditos, pâtes Carbonara, pan con chicharron & arrrancini arroz con pato.
Commodités, services et plus
Nous acceptons: Master Card, Visa, AMEX, Interac, Paiement Mobile, Paiement sans contact
Capisco propose une fusion savoureuse de cuisines péruvienne et italienne qui est devenue une destination incontournable dans le Vieux-Montréal. De nombreux convives louent le menu unique, mettant en valeur des plats comme le lomo saltado au brisket, le ceviche et les gnocchis, tous souvent décrits comme étant savoureux, frais et magnifiquement présentés. Le restaurant est fréquemment souligné pour son atmosphère chaleureuse au style rétro et sa terrasse accueillante, ce qui en fait un choix polyvalent pour les dîners décontractés comme pour les célébrations spéciales. Bien que la qualité du service puisse varier, la majorité des visiteurs soulignent que le personnel est exceptionnellement attentionné, aimable et compétent, contribuant à une expérience culinaire mémorable qui dépasse souvent les attentes.
Came for an early dinner. Had a mix of small plate dishes plus soup & pork sandwich. Just wow. What a pleasant surprise. Top notch whiskey cocktail too.
They call themselves an Italo-Peruvian restaurant but I see a French influence too.
Amazing experience, high quality food full of unique flavors & tasty treats, Peruvian & Italian food is a great fusion, would highly recommend the chicharon sandwich, ouf that's good (sorry no pics, ate it too quick) Tiramisu was huge, rich & delicious.
Really nice food. A little confusing because we don't know much about Peruvian food (however there are Italian dishes too). all the Peruvian food was excellent, fresh & delicious. Halibut ceviche, pork in tuna sauce with truffle peach, seafood paella … all amazing & unique to my palette. .
Can't believe this place isn't packed yet. Amazing food, really lovely service & a nice upscale retro diner vibe inside. The food is truly original & the sauces are incredible. We loved everything we had but the star was their take on a Caprese. Was as good or better than much more expensive places I've been to in other cities with a similar upscale take on Peruvian.
What a unique gem of a restaurant find this is, & in Old Montreal no less. We are definitely in the age of blending cuisines, so Capisco perfectly enhances today's foodie couture with a wonderful Peruvian/ Italian fusion. So creative, so modern.
We were just before the busy crowd, so we were treated to being served by the owner. He told us some fascinating facts about Peruvian cuisine, & described how it can be thoughtfully incorporated into Italian cuisine (& vice versa). Our group shared 5 dishes & every one was so flavourful & beautifully presented. Total wow factor!
I can't wait to try this restaurant again, next time I'm in Montreal.
What a revelation. Don't know where to start here, just sat having a beer, nice weather type of beer.
Madcap wash board buskers set up next door, not my type but well listenable to.
Was going to a hiatian place then decide to look at menue here, saw Peruvian yellow potatoes ther & thought why not.
Well it was a revelation, with prawns & lobster bisque. Expeted the usual, whole potatoes with prawns & a bit of thick bisque.
What turned up - still trying to figure it out - prob nicest well constructed, taste full, balanced - plate of food I have had in a long while.
You have to try it, not costly & the chef has it sorted.
The staff are also amazing.
If it's one thing you do in Montreal, spend some time here.
