Situé sur la rue McGill, Le 409 est un restaurant et bar indien contemporain d’influence londonienne.
Le 409 propose une belle gamme de plats indiens classiques avec une sélection de délicieuses créations fusion. Des currys traditionnels qui composent l'agneau vindaloo à la poutine au poulet au beurre, installez-vous dans une ambiance chaleureuse et confortable dans un décor Bollywood / La Havane avec l'un de nos fameux cocktails.
Le 409 est largement apprécié pour la qualité de ses plats savoureux, notamment son poulet au beurre emblématique et ses options fusion uniques comme la poutine au poulet au beurre. L'atmosphère est souvent décrite comme chaleureuse, élégante et accueillante, ce qui en fait un choix privilégié pour les repas décontractés comme pour les sorties de groupe. Les clients soulignent régulièrement le service attentionné et professionnel ainsi qu'une carte de cocktails soigneusement élaborés qui complète agréablement l'expérience culinaire. Bien que les préférences en matière d'épices puissent varier, le restaurant est reconnu pour la qualité de ses ingrédients, ses portions généreuses et son excellent rapport qualité-prix au centre-ville, incitant de nombreux habitués à y revenir régulièrement.
My wife & I recently enjoyed an incredible dinner at Le 409, an elegant Indian restaurant in Montreal. We had a dinner reservation & were excited to explore their menu, which did not disappoint. The ambiance at Le 409 is sophisticated yet warm, blending modern décor with traditional Indian accents. The dim lighting & vibrant colors created a cozy atmosphere, perfect for an intimate dinner. The service was equally impressive, with our server Benjamin providing excellent recommendations & ensuring our dining experience was seamless. For starters to share, we ordered the CHANA SAMOSA-a pastry stuffed with potatoes & spices, topped with chickpea masala. It was so delicious that we immediately ordered another round! The flavors were bold & perfectly balanced, a fantastic way to begin our meal. For our entrée, we opted for family-style sharing & indulged in several flavorful dishes: - BUTTER CHICKEN: Tender marinated chicken cubes in a creamy tomato sauce infused with aromatic spices. - LAMB KORMA: Lamb cubes in a creamy almond & raisin sauce, rich & mildly sweet. - LAMB ROGANJOSH: Lamb cubes cooked in a flavorful curry sauce with yogurt, mint, & spices. - CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA: Chicken cubes in a creamy sauce with onions, tomatoes, & peppers. To complement these dishes, we ordered two servings each of GARLIC NAAN & PILAU RICE, which were the perfect accompaniments to soak up the rich sauces. For drinks, we all had Mango Lassi. It was phenomenal - unlike the overly sweet versions we've had in the U.S., this one was perfectly balanced, allowing the natural flavors of mango & yogurt to shine through. Le 409 exceeded our expectations with its exceptional food, inviting ambiance, & top-notch service. This dinner was a true culinary journey, & we can't wait to return!
Great ambience. Waited awhile for our drinks. Traditional dishes that were too sweet. It was a bit odd to have sweet butter chicken. Naan & biryani were very good.
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It is rare that a restaurant Wows me in Montreal. But le 409 did just that. Le 409 is a well-oiled operation (trained & educated staff, good ambience, the cooking skills were great, good drinks, good choices of wines -even the wines by the glass selection is really good, an overall good dining experience), a superb restaurant. As far as the food goes, the fundamentals of Indian cuisine are respected & applied (the menu is composed of traditional fares for the most part), but do not be surprised to see creations of their own as well (which is refreshing & appropriate in the context of an eclectic city like Montreal). Le 409 has the looks of a trendy gastropub , but they did not allow that to distract from what matters: they are cooking proper Indian food (which makes sense since the people at former classic Indian restaurant Atma are also behind Le 409). This is one of the better Indian restaurants in Montreal. & Chapeau to Hugo's superb service & leadership (to be great, a restaurant operation needs a leader like you. Obviously, that superb dinner testifies to that).
Our first night in Montreal & we found this incredible gastro bar serving my all time favorite combination of Indian food & cocktails. I'm not sure if the crafted cocktails were better or if the fantastic Indian food was the winner. My family had a fabulous dining experience with some of the friendliest service & most flavorful food & drinks we've had in a while. I would highly recommend Le 409 to anyone traveling to Montreal.
Wowza!! I had never heard of this place before & ended up here for a drink before a show in the old port, guys you don't even know how great this place is. Hands down one of the best martinis I've ever had but that's nothing compared to the food. We had a little snack with our drinks, the Chana somosa, so fresh & flavourful, so absolutely incredible. The place is beautiful with impeccable service, I can't recommend it enough! Definitely coming back for a meal & so looking forward to it!
I was gladly surprised by this place I had never heard about before. We went there for a quick snack & a drink before a show in Old Port but we are definitely coming back for dinner. Kudos to the bartender, he prepared the best dirty martini I ever tried!
I went here with a large group for a birthday & the restaurant accommodated us with no issues. We each had a couple of drinks & they were very good. My food was delicious I highly recommend the chana samosa. I will be back!
