Véritable attrait touristique montréalais, la gigantesque boule orange du Restaurant Gibeau Orange est un lieu de rencontre familial où savourer un bon jus d'orange.
Gibeau Orange Julep est perçu comme un emblème de Montréal, avec sa gigantesque orange et une ambiance rétro qui donne l impression de remonter le temps; le jus d orange crémeux est l attraction principale, souvent loué comme unique et parfois comme le meilleur jus jamais goûté, mais plusieurs avis le trouvent trop sucré et parfois au prix fort. La nourriture accompagne le jus, avec des poutines et des hot dogs qui peuvent être excellents et généreux ou simplement corrects et trop chers pour la qualité; le rapport qualité prix est fréquemment pointé du doigt et certains considèrent que l aspect touristique prend le dessus sur l expérience culinaire. L endroit se veut accessible et familial, avec un grand stationnement et des espaces extérieurs, mais les places assises peuvent manquer et l ambiance varie selon le moment. En définitive c est une étape incontournable pour vivre une tranche de Montréal et son patrimoine, plus qu un repas gourmet, apprécié pour son cadre nostalgique et le charme de l orange Julep, tout en laissant certains visiteurs sur leur faim côté nourriture.
The juice is tooo sweet = too much more
sugar than normal orange juice. No place to sit down to drink. No service but tips are to be paid on their cashier machine
Gibeau Orange Julep is a must-visit, & it absolutely lives up to its reputation. The orange drink is the star - perfectly sweet, creamy, & incredibly refreshing. It has that classic nostalgic flavour you can't find anywhere else, & it's worth the visit alone.
The poutine was also very satisfying: crispy fries, generous cheese curds, & a rich, flavourful gravy that ties everything together. It's comforting, classic Quebec fast food done right.
Add in the fun atmosphere & the famous giant orange, & you've got a uniquely Montreal experience. Whether you're a local or visiting for the first time, Orange Julep is always a great stop.
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Tried it mainly to see what all the hype was about. I only had the orange juice & honestly it tasted overly sweet-more sugar than orange. When everything is loaded with sugar & sauces, it's bound to taste okay, but this wasn't for me. The juice was very small for almost $5, which felt overpriced. The exterior design is definitely interesting & iconic, & service was quick & friendly. Glad I checked it off the list, but I wouldn't go back.
My first time trying the orange julep, & the flavor was not that sweet but interesting. Visiting felt like an adventure, & the location,complete with the giant orange is quite amusing. It's a fun stop & a unique landmark in Montreal!
At 5. UberEats. Hot dog. Poutine. Shake. Hot dog is huge but stale. Poutine sauce is too thick & fries cold n soggy. Shake had black flakes but will cross fingers its from the seeds
I don't think it was amazing, it's overall okay but a bit overpriced perhaps due to how it's supposedly famous & iconic.
There is zero seating inside, which is odd considering how much parking space there is. A few standing tables but it can be a bit of a squeeze & it's dim & not a very nice sit down place.
I think it mainly serves as a takeaway place.
The food wasn't fantastic either, it was alright but didn't blow our minds or whatever.
