Leméac Café Bistro

Brandon

5.0

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.

Joe

5.0

Outstanding brasserie! Classic slightly elevated perfect cuisine. Take your time & don't rush the experience. We really enjoyed Leméac.

J

5.0

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!

Jake

5.0

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.

M

5.0

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.

Jean-Sebastien

5.0

Pain perdu Pain perdu

G

5.0

What can I say ? Best restaurant in town.

Nada

5.0

Lovely experience! Food & desserts were excellent, service was great, comfortable & soft atmosphere, it's definitely expensive but such a nice treat!

Tamara

2.0

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.

Lins

5.0

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!