Estiatorio Milos - Montreal
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Display Allgreek(57) fish(50) fresh(46) quality(40) lunch(38) recommend(30) seafood(25) dessert(23) salad(22) ingredients(22) dishes(21) highly recommend(20)What can I say, this is the best fish & seafood restaurant in Montreal. Tonight we had Joey Saputo in the house & Stephane Richer... We were served by the one & only Kostas. In our plate, grilled octopus, Cécile lavraki & Greek salad. In our glass, white Biblia. If you want the best of the best visit this restaurant when in MTL, easy parking with their valet service. Extraordinary
Had a wonderful lunch at Milos on park avenue to celebrate a friend's birthday 🎉🥂
The restaurant is absolutely beautiful & the whole experience felt relaxed from start to finish. The service was excellent, attentive without being overbearing, & we never felt rushed.
We were welcomed with delicious fresh bread served with olive oil & fresh oregano prepared tableside, that was a really nice touch
We all enjoyed the $49 lunch special, which was fantastic value. I paired mine with a really nice glass of rose wine.
I started with the tomato salad with vine ripened tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, onions & feta. Everything was incredibly fresh & full of flavour. For my main, I had the grilled Dorade Royal with steamed broccoli, perfectly cooked & delicious. For dessert, I chose the Greek yogurt martini topped with cherries, which was light, refreshing & the perfect ending to the meal.
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Fresh delicious food, beautiful surroundings & great service.
Milos really is a amazing restaurant
Among the priciest Mediterranean Restaurants in Montreal, one is never disappointed when Great Quality Foods & A-1 Service are provided in a comfortable ambiance for many to dine at. Our Salads were sumptuous & the fried zucchini tower was a treat; mind you getting to the tzatziki center core proved to be interesting. The grilled octopus was delicious & enjoyed by all of us who just wanted a'taste'. The steaks that were ordered were grilled to perfection as were the lamb chops that were perfect. Our only issue was these dishes were served with fries instead of being accompanied by roasted potatoes or some other side. desserts were fresh & tasted homemade. The eight (8) of us we all said this was one of the best meals we have enjoyed this year.
Review: Estiatorio Milos, Montreal
?If you're looking for the pinnacle of Greek seafood in Montreal, Estiatorio Milos is usually the first name on everyone's lips & for good reason.
From the moment you walk into the Mile End institution, you're hit with an atmosphere that manages to be both upscale & incredibly inviting. The minimalist, airy decor & that iconic display of fresh fish on ice make it clear: this is a temple to high-end ingredients.
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?The food is, quite frankly, amazing. There is a'less is more' philosophy here that works because the quality of the raw product is so high.
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The Milos special, this is non-negotiable. It's a tower of paper-thin, lightly fried zucchini & eggplant with a side of tzatziki & saganaki cheese. It's crispy, light, & addictive.
?Whether you're getting the charcoal-grilled octopus or a whole sea bream flown in from the Mediterranean, the execution is flawless. Everything is glistening with their signature olive oil & lemon.
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The Greek Salad: It sounds basic, but Milos proves that when you have the perfect tomato & barrel-aged feta, you don't need much else.
?The Reality Check is the Price Point.
?Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room: the bill. To be completely honest, it is a little pricey for what it is. When you're paying $35+ for a plate of (admittedly perfect) tomatoes or $40+ for a side of octopus, you start to do the'restaurant math' in your head. Because the preparation is so simple essentially just high-quality ingredients with oil, lemon, & salt you can't help but feel like you're paying a massive premium for the sourcing & the brand name. It's the kind of meal where you leave feeling satisfied, but your wallet definitely feels the'splurge.'
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Is It Worth It? Despite the sticker shock, it's definitely not'not worth it.' It's an experience. You're paying for the impeccable service, the'see & be seen' vibe, & the fact that you are eating some of the freshest seafood available in North America. While it feels a bit much for a'regular' Tuesday night, it remains a Montreal staple that delivers on its promises. If you want the Milos experience without the full financial sting, their lunch prix-fixe is one of the best value-for-money secrets in the city.
Exceptional seafood experience. Everything was outstanding from start to finish. We began with a beautifully fresh salmon crudo, light & perfectly balanced with citrus & olive oil. The Greek salad was crisp & vibrant, with excellent feta & clean flavors. A delicate fish cake served over white beans was rich yet refined.
The highlight was the Balaka fish - incredibly fresh, expertly grilled, moist, & simply dressed with olive oil, capers, & herbs, letting the quality of the fish shine. Even the roasted potatoes were memorable, perfectly cooked & infused with rosemary & olive oil.
The wine selection was a very pleasant surprise & paired beautifully with the seafood. Service was attentive, professional, & warm throughout. One of the best seafood meals in Montreal. Highly recommended. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Delicious tomato salad. One of the best tasting Greek salads I have ever tasted. Their milos special with the fried zucchini & eggplant tower is delicious as well.
Don't forget the yogurt martini. Simple but delicious with some candied orange peels on top.
Eating well in Montreal has become increasingly challenging: high taxes, rising costs, & inconsistent quality often affect the final result. Unfortunately, my experience at Milos reflected exactly this.
The atmosphere & service were excellent-friendly staff & attentive care. However, the food did not live up to the restaurant's reputation. The starters, a cabbage salad with cheese & a small octopus dish of just eight slices, were disappointing for the price.
The main course, lobster with spaghetti, was the real downfall. The lobster tail was already emptied, giving the unpleasant impression of a decorative shell. When I cut into the head, a green paste spilled out, ruining the dish. The sauce-heavy & clearly made with tomato concentrate-overpowered the natural flavor of the lobster, which was rubbery & overcooked.
This approach strays far from true Mediterranean tradition, where seafood is enhanced with fresh ingredients like fresh cherry tomatoes & light preparation. The result was a visually appealing plate with none of the authenticity a food lover would expect.
Paying nearly $400 for two starters & two mains felt excessive. The Milos experience in Montreal does could justify its price but not the reputation, especially for those seeking genuine Greek culinary excellence.
Incredible service from Kaya & Ahmed. They were attentive to our needs the entire time & kept everything clean & comfortable.
We ordered the classic tomato salad & the white fish, both were fresh, flavourful, & consistently delicious as always.
The food came out quickly & the atmosphere was warm & welcoming.
I'm Greek, go to Greece often & Milos is my favourite restaurant.
Kaya is my favorite waitress as well
After having enjoyed our anniversary dinners at Milos for the past 20 years, I have to say that last evening was quite the expensive disappointment. The meal started off nicely with our glass of champagne, followed by our tasty (as usual) greek salad appetizer. We're not the biggest eaters but we do enjoy the quality of food that is typical at Milos. After discussion with our waiter, Damian, we opted on sharing a grilled grouper with 2 sides & a lovely Greek pinot noir wine. We again mentioned that we don't have the biggest appetites but look forward to enjoying the fish dinner. We were served the grouper only to find it bland & definitely overcooked (we both love to bake/grill fish so we definitely knew it was overcooked). Expecting a moist, tender fish, we were sorely disappointed. We ate about half before we gave up on it. My husband shared his disappointment with Damian who sympathized & brought us 2 desserts'on the house'. We had ordered 1 & brought the other home. The'icing on the cake' was the cost of the Grouper alone... $262.71. As mentioned, we shared many special dinners at Milos but this price was a first. The total bill for the above meal came to over $600.00 plus tip. Our bottle of wine was $155.00 which was fine. I agree we should have asked the market price but I wish our waiter would have shared more information in this regard & also ask us what size/weight of fish we would like. In the past, many of the more experienced waiters did just that & we never had issue. Also, we've always thoroughly enjoyed how our fish was prepared. Sadly, we will likely move on & opt to look elsewhere for our special celebratory dinners.
Finally found an exceptional restaurant after 3 years of visiting Montreal. Gorgeous restaurant with good service & delicious food & drinks. Lobster pasta, lobster salad, lamb chops, Greek salad, lentils & calamari all excellent!