Le Pégase

Brandon

5.0

- Bread: Cold, butter softened, chicken liver pate - phenomenal. I could eat it all.
- Soup. Rutabaga, very clean, flavourful & perfect hotness for the mouth.
- The froe grois: Cold like a stick of butter.
- Creamy, smooth, bread was lightly toast very airy. Apricot citrus balance & roasted peanuts.
- Duck breast: cooked medium, it could be rarer. Flavour was on point. Very full with the potato like root in bottom. Crispy skin. Demi-glaze. Beans carrots & Bok choy.
- Crème brûlée: thin sugar brûlée on top. Creme was creamy with a touch of French vanilla. Maple syrup.
- Chocolate mousse : nice presentation, too sweet. It didn't need the extra caramel or chocolate sauce on top. The peanuts complimented the texture & taste.

The portion size for each dish is very generous. Cost to Quality to quantity 👍🏻👍🏻
We noticed many people brought their own wine to pair with the food.

Food came out quickly, after each dish was served.

Restaurant is very cozy & quaint. There is barely any room between the neighbouring tables. When the server was at the other table, his butt bumped into my arm twice. It was rather firm.

I would Highly Recommend it this restaurant to everyone.
I will come back.

Paul

5.0

Bring your own wine restaurant. Very reasonable prices. Good food. Must make reservations.

H

5.0

Such a gem in Montreal! Very affordable BYOW (wine only!!), set menu option. My friends & I really enjoyed it, & the staff was really delightful. Everyone loved this place, & this is certainly a highlight of our trip.

Karis

5.0

beautiful french restaurant which truly worths the value. Salmon tartare is so so good, must try! You can also bring your own wine, a plus.

Kaho

4.0

Brilliant French bistro. Incredible four-course dinner. Do remember to bring your own wines as there are seemingly no drinks menu. A sin not to have wine aside.

Kenny

5.0

Very nice, food & service was great.
Bring your own wine.

Shayne

5.0

For about 75$ (tax & tip included) we got a great 4 course meal. The portion of food you receive for the relatively reasonable price was what stood out to us. Also don't forget to bring your own wine

Tatiana

5.0

What a charming restaurant! A hidden gem in Montreal with a cozy atmosphere. Tables are very close to each other but it only makes you feel like you are invited to a big gathering at a friend's house. Everything was absolutely delicious. The portions were generous & the prices are very affordable. They don't sell alcohol, so make sure to bring your own wine. & there is no corkage fee which is fantastic. The service was perfectly balanced - thoughtful without being intrusive. We are definitely going back to try other things on the menu which is constantly changing.

Alain

4.0

A good & small French style restaurant. Bring your own wine since they do not sale wine. The quality/ price ratio was correct. The server didn't ask us how we would like our meat (we had lamb & duck breast), & they were almost raw & unpleasant to eat. Otherwise, thing were ok overall

T

4.0

Unassuming, homie dishes. Friendly neighborhood restaurant. You can bring your own wine. Small space. The complimentary warm baguette slices with butter & liver mousse at the beginning of the meal were nice. Got the butternut squash soup, mini croque monsieur with duck confit, bison bavette, chocolate mousse. My friend got the salad, boudin noir puff pastry with pear compote, duck breast, tart tatin. With tax & tips it was ok.