Enjoy our onsite restaurant La Palma which offers Mediterranean cuisine with a relaxed, refined atmosphere. La Palma in the AC Marriott Montréal is a perfect spot to catch up with a friend over drinks, dine with your loved ones, or celebrate your most special occasions with family and friends.
La Palma offers a reliable dining experience characterized by a welcoming atmosphere and attentive, professional service that consistently impresses guests. While some diners have mixed feelings about the food, many others find the meals to be delicious, well-presented, and full of flavor. The staff is frequently praised for being friendly and accommodating, making the restaurant a solid choice for business meetings, social gatherings, or a pleasant evening out where the overall hospitality stands out as a key highlight.
Nos repas du souper manquaient de saveur. C'est un repas que l'on peut se cuisiner à la maison. Peu
Nos déjeuners étaient froids.
Le service du soir était excellent.
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The coffee was disappointing - bitter & over-roasted, & the cappuccino left a lot to be desired. Food prices feel steep given the portion sizes & quality. The croissants were underwhelming, & the continental menu is best skipped overall.
Hotel dining is usually as predictable as a rainy Tuesday in the Cotswolds. You go in expecting'very okay' food, & at La Palma, that's exactly what you get. It's solid, dependable, & won't leave you questioning your life choices. But the real reason to go isn't the menu-it's the marvelous incompetence of the bar.
?I happen to like Port. It's the drink of kings, retired colonels, & people who have given up on the idea of waking up without a headache. I saw a Port-based cocktail on the menu &, using the flawless logic of a man who knows what he wants, I assumed that if they had it in a cocktail, they had it in a bottle. So, I asked for a Port.
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?The bartender, however, clearly decided that my request was far too simple. In a magnificent display of linguistic confusion, he didn't bring me a glass of fortified wine; he brought me a Porto Sour.
?Normally, when a man asks for a drink & receives a science experiment in a glass, there is a scene. But this... this was different. It was the'best mistake ever.' It was as if the bartender had looked into my soul & realized I didn't actually want what I'd asked for. It was so good, in fact, that I immediately ordered another one.
So ?if you are in Montreal for business & need to impress someone without the risk of a disastrous meal, La Palma is a safe bet. But my advice? Don't bother with the menu. Just go to the bar, look confused, & hope the bartender makes another'mistake.'
Our bartender was Amy & she was very good. Very professional she answered everything we could ever ask & beyond. Would greatly recommend her as your server :)
Very disappointing. I took the prosciutto pizza, doesn't look like the picture, way less prosciutto & arugula on it. & there's some disgusting black'coulis' on it, maybe a balsamic reduction? Don't know what it is but it definitely ruins the whole pizza. & I had breakfast too, very bland & too expensive.
