Leméac café bistrot de Outremont est une fort belle brasserie française, aux prix plus qu'acceptables. Le soir, le menu compte environ 13 entrées, et une douzaine de plats principaux: le cabillaud, le thon et risotto, le pot-au-feu de saumon, le foie de veau, le carré d'agneau, la bavette, Short rib de boeuf servi avec un ragout d'orge perlé, les tartares de boeuf ou de saumon, etc... La cave de vins de Leméac compte plus de 225 entrées rouge et blanc!
Le week-end, on s'y retrouve pour le brunch en famille ou entre amis.
Leméac est régulièrement salué comme une institution montréalaise pour une expérience française bistrot classique, offrant une cuisine cohérente, un service attentionné et une ambiance chic mais accueillante. Les avis soulignent des plats intemporels et bien exécutés comme le canard confit, le tartare de bœuf, les escargots, les moules et le fameux pain perdu, avec une carte qui demeure de grande qualité et une belle sélection de vins. Le cadre est décrit comme lumineux et animé, avec de grandes fenêtres et une atmosphère qui mêle raffinement et bistrot de quartier; il peut être très fréquenté et bruyant aux heures d'affluence, mais les réservations et la patience paient. Le brunch et le déjeuner sont appréciés pour des options solides et un bon rapport qualité-prix, bien que quelques plats ou expériences puissent présenter des points négatifs comme des éléments trop salés ou un service parfois plus lent. Dans l'ensemble, Leméac est perçu comme un choix haut de gamme, fiable et adapté pour des soirées spéciales, des dîners entre amis ou des rassemblements, et nombreux le considèrent comme l'un des meilleurs de Montréal.
Bonjour,
Première expérience chez-vous & je n'ai pas été déçu ! Bien au contraire, j'ai été ravi de réaliser que j'avais encore des papilles gustatives qui pouvait me faire apprécier & découvrir des saveurs jusque là inexploitées . Pour ce qui est du Service , ' Jonathan le rouquin' mérite à lui seul une étoile Michelin ! En effet , un feu roulant d'attention & de suggestions quant aux choix de Bulles , de Vins ou encore d'agencement des plats entre convives afin que tout le monde autour de la table puisse goûter & vivre l'expérience Leméac ... Merci encore à vous... Finalement , je dois inévitablement & malheureusement retourner à la cuisine de ma Femme ...
( P.S.) Je ne signe pas... advenant que ma Femme puisse par inadvertance lire mon commentaire & que je me retrouve avec le livre de Jehanne Benoît ou celui de Janette Bertrand comme plats à cuisiner pour les prochains mois ...
La mousse au chocolat n'était pas très bonne elle n'était pas très crémeuse & paraissait même « sèche » le restaurant est tout de même très bruyant mais le service était très bien dans l'ensemble je recommande
Good local spot for traditional french dishes. A little expensive for what you get but still a nice place if you live close by & want a relaxed vibe, nothing pretentious.
We had a great meal & the ordering was very easy. The staff was friendly & the atmosphere was very pleasant. I will come back again to try some new things on the menu. I recommend this place for anyone looking for a good time. The overall experience was really wonderful for our group.
Visiting from the US - came across this restaurant & made a reservation for brunch. Great food & service. Staff at the bar were friendly & knowledgeable about the menu. Thank you!
Amazing food, & even better service by one of the friendliest servers Ive ever met, Jonathon. We were truly blown away by how friendly, & how great his service is.
15 mai 2026
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We always have a memorable meal at Lemeac. Whether it is brunch, or dinner, the service is excellent, the food prepared as you ask for it. I will come back every time I come to Montreal.
Montreal's dining scene is so competitive that great food alone no longer cuts it, & Lemeac is a perfect example of where that equation breaks down.
The food? Genuinely excellent. Michelin-worthy, no argument there. But the service? It felt like a glorified casse-croûte.
It started at the door, where the hostess couldn't acknowledge us for a full two minutes eyes glued to a screen. We were then seated & left completely unattended for over 15 minutes. When we finally flagged someone down to ask if we had a server, she arrived & opened with'Prêt à commander?' - no greeting, no introduction, no offer of drinks or a mention of specials. Just: ready to order?
When I expressed surprise & asked about beverages & specials, she flipped open the menu to the daily pâté insert & said flatly,'Just what's there.' No warmth. No hospitality. Nothing.
Looking around the room, I noticed a very specific - & aging - demographic. & honestly, it made sense. A younger crowd won't tolerate this. In a city with this much culinary talent & this many options, good food paired with indifferent service is a business model with an expiry date.
A Michelin star deserves Michelin-level hospitality. Until then, this one's a hard sell.
Never disappoints from the quality, flavors & ambiance, for me it's always a win to go there. It transports you to Paris. Perfect spot for a brunch with the family or the girls. Fresh & light. Worth the stop!
It's a solid brasserie that live up to it's reputation. I think it's a bit on the expensive side but the menu is solid & the staff was friendly.
It was a bit noisier than I expected but it could have been just the specific groups of people around us. We happen to be next to what I would call a loud'gros colon' who would have been happier at St-Hubert. Those things you can't control but the tight setup of some tables make it a roll of the dice I guess.
We went as a couple but it would be fun for a double date or a small group.
The appetizer are a bit more expensive than I'm used to but they are also decent size, so it even out. We are not big eater, so we felt like we could have got away we two appetizer each, or just a shared appetizer & a main dish each.
Ended up at around 300$ for two appetizer, two main, a shared dessert & a bottle of wine.
I really liked it from the time I set foot in! I got my perfect table & service was prompt & professional. I was taking myself out for lunch. Was going to go across the street when I spotted THE table I wanted on the patio. Nice to see it is a Michelin recommended so I was prepared for the worst as far as money goes. I went with'la carte du jour' & had a sudden rage for moules frites à la Leméac! Simon my waiter was attractive, oups I meant attentive, offered me a choice of water & asked if I wanted some bread. Let's talk about it, it was very well cooked & fresh, but was at room temperature, in my opinion it should of come at least a bit warm...Then the rest followed, a girl arrived with a ton of Moules, tasty, big & the portion was almost too big but I hate everything, I did not hear a word of what she told me as the room was full & loud. I washed it down with a second glass of wine. Fries where perfection so as the home made mayonnaise. The wine selection was overwhelming. Pages & pages of for all taste & purses. The immense wine by the glass selection is impressive as well. So I had a nice chilled Sauvignon Blanc DesCombes plus a second one! It is a definitely a goer. At 64$ for a large Moule Frites & 2 glasses of Sauvignon, it's a steal. À bientôt!
