Le Violon
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dessert(39) chef(33) recommend(31) vin(25) bar(22) tartare(22) decor(21) prix(20) wine(20) cocktail(19) dishes(19) highly recommend(18)We had an incredible dinner here! The food was absolutely delicious, & we love that they use fresh, local ingredients that really stand out in every dish. The service was top-notch, & the atmosphere was warm & inviting. We can't wait to come back for another wonderful experience!
New favourite diner spot. We're spoiled with great restaurants & food in Montreal but this just made it to the top of the list! Fresh fresh ingredients, tasty & exceptional service! Thank you!
Comforting & simple meals that exceed expectations! Special thank you to Jenna & Dylan for their attention to detail & excellent service! Can't wait to come back!
Le restaurant est très beau & excellent service. Les entrées étaient superbes dans son ensemble & grand coup de coeur pour le thon & tomate. Cela dit, les plats principaux étaient décevants; rien d'incroyable pour m'inciter a revenir à ce restaurant. De plus, les quantités étaient vraiment petite pour le prix, selon moi. Je serais tout de même prête a y laisser une seconde chance & a y revenir pour essayer un prochain menu de saison.
One of the most anticipated openings in history. I came in with high expectations, & they did not disappoint. Food, service, vibe, all at the highest level.
The food, service & atmosphere at Le Violon are all wonderfully refined. The flavours of each dish were delightful, you can tell they use really fresh high quality ingredients. The dining room is also really nicely decorated/curated, & makes for a very pleasant calm evening vibe. It literally feels like they got a sound engineer to help design it because you have that nice restaurant ambiance without it being too loud. I would love to go back & try more of their food!
Great new spot from Danny Smiles. Great service & innovative food of French, Italian, Middle Eastern inspiration. The interior atmosphere & decor is sublime. I'm looking forward to going back & exploring seasonal changes to the menu
I really miss La Maison Publique & was so pleased when I had heard that Danny Smiles was taking over the location. Came in with high expectations & was left somewhat underwhelmed. At first, I had to make a paradigm shift as I loved LMP's charming rustic interior & to see the space transformed into an elegant dining space full of light with a clean white & beige colour scheme took a few moments to adjust. First off, everything was really nice & pleasant: the service, drinks, food & atmosphere. But nothing really stood out in an exceptional way. The ingredients were fresh & of good quality for my fennel salad & fish, & the flavours were subtle & pleasant (yes that word again). So there was never really a "wow" moment where I was wow, this is sooo good! It was also very expensive. My friend & I had cocktails, starters, a glass of wine with our main dish, & shared a dessert. My portion was $112 including tip. Yet I was left still feeling slightly unsatisfied. I've had similar meals at places like Le Majestique where I left feeling I had a deliciously satisfying meal & the bill was a good $25-30 less. I would say the food exactly reflected the interior design: elegant yet safe, minimalist & beige, as if saying: here at Le Violon, there is nothing too bright or colourful to pop out & jar you from the tranquil yet slightly bland surroundings. I know I keep comparing it to Le Maison Publique, but it's as if Le Violon was intentionally created to be in stark contrast to its predecessor. The problem is that it all feels somewhat self-conscious & soulless, like a younger person's idea of what a fancy, upscale restaurant should be for a 30-something clientele. This is really a place one would go to impress a first date (most of the clientele seemed to be straight couples), & it's not really a place where you'd go regularly, like a neighbourhood joint (what LMP used to be), unless you have a fat pocketbook! I'm glad I gave Le Violon a try, but I don't have much desire for a return visit, unless I have a lot of money to throw for a special occasion.