Chalutier M L M specializes in traditional battered fish and chips, serving crispy fillets alongside golden fries. The menu emphasizes ocean-fresh ingredients prepared with consistent culinary techniques common to classic seafood houses. Diners select from a variety of grilled fish options seasoned to highlight natural flavors without unnecessary complication. The preparation process prioritizes texture, ensuring the signature light batter remains perfectly crunchy while the center stays tender. Seafood offerings extend beyond simple frying to include grilled selections that reflect a commitment to essential aquatic preparations. The atmosphere centers on the efficient delivery of hot, hearty portions suitable for those seeking authentic maritime fare. Every plate demonstrates a focus on standard preparation methods that define this established venue for fish enthusiasts seeking reliable, high-quality, and straightforward menu items.
Le Chalutier M L M is widely celebrated as a local staple in Laval, particularly for its exceptional fish and chips, which are frequently described as the best in the area. Patrons often highlight the generous portions, the high quality of the homemade sides like soup and desserts, and the excellent value provided by the table d'hôte menu. While the atmosphere is often noted as casual and unpretentious, frequently attracting a loyal elderly clientele, the restaurant remains consistently busy, leading to inevitable wait times since reservations are not accepted. Although the vast majority of experiences are positive regarding the food and service, some diners have noted occasional inconsistencies in service speed, policies regarding sharing meals, or rare issues with food preparation, yet the overall sentiment remains overwhelmingly appreciative of the reliable, classic dining experience.
Il y à longtemps que nous n'étions pas allés. La soupe aux pois était bonne. Nous n'avons pas vraiment aimé la panure du fish & chips & les frites très ordinaire. Les desserts ( tarte aux pommes & pouding chômeur ) étaient médiocres.
Près de $100.00 pour deux assiettes de fish & chips 2 morceaux en table d'hôte & un coke, non merci on n'y retournera jamais. Comme bien des restaurants, la qualité a baissé & les prix ont augmentés.
Let me put you on a gem that only your friends who are 60-plus would know about. Le Chalutier MLM has been operating on Boulevard des Laurentides in Laval since 1976, which means this restaurant has been frying haddock longer than most of its current clientele have been on blood thinners. I say this with nothing but love: the youngest customer in this building does not yet have a pacemaker, but she's on a waitlist. The median age of the dining room is'remembers Expo 67 in person.' The restaurant closes at 8 p.m. - not because they want to, but because the crowd demands it - & it is reliably packed by 5 p.m., which, if you've ever wondered what the early bird special would look like if it were a lifestyle ideology, this is your answer.
The fish & chips comes out golden blonde - Pamela Anderson in her prime, baywatch-era, running-in-slow-motion blonde - with a batter so light & shatteringly crisp it sounds like applause when you bite into it. The table d'hôte is the greatest deal in the greater Montreal area: soup, main dish, dessert, & tea or coffee, all included. & the tartare sauce - homemade, creamy, tangy - I could eat it with a spoon like yogurt, & I am not exaggerating, I would put it on cereal if society would let me.
For dessert, do not overthink it: order the pouding chômeur. The Québécois classic arrives warm, swimming in maple syrup, dense with the kind of unapologetic sweetness that makes you understand, on a constitutional level, why this province has wanted to separate from Canada since before you were born. One bite & you'll be voting Oui. Le Chalutier MLM doesn't have a sommelier, a Instagram page worth following, or a single customer who knows what TikTok is - & that is precisely why it is perfect.
J'ai eu le plaisir de déguster à nouveau le meilleur fish & chips de ce côté du Saint-Laurent. Toutefois, je me dois de faire part de mon mécontentement concernant la politique de facturation de 4 $ pour le partage d'une assiette. Notre groupe était composé de trois personnes, dont deux ont opté pour la table d'hôte incluant une soupe, un poisson, un dessert (la meilleure tarte au citron) ainsi que du café ou du thé. L'un des membres de notre groupe a décidé de prendre la soupe d'un autre membre. La serveuse a alors fait remarquer que le partage d'un repas entraînait un supplément de 4 $. Cette pratique m'a semblé déplacée & peu courtoise. J'ai finalement payer 2 fois pour la soupe. J'aurais dû, à mon avis, prendre la soupe & demander un Doggie-bag. Il est regrettable que cette politique ternisse la réputation d'un établissement classique de Laval.
Super bon & vraiment rapide! Si vous cherchez un excellent fish & chips, c'est clairement la place. Ils sont de vrais experts dans ce domaine ,tout est parfaitement fait & délicieux. Il n'y a pas énormément de choix au menu, mais honnêtement, on vient ici pour le fish & chips, & ça vaut absolument le détour!
