Dans l'ensemble, Mandy's est une adresse centrée sur les salades, avec des plats frais, des portions généreuses et une grande variété d'options, souvent louées pour leurs vinaigrettes et les choix sains; le service est généralement chaleureux et attentif, et l'ambiance est agréable, ce qui en fait une halte populaire après l'entraînement ou pour manger sur place ou à emporter; certains commentaires signalent un prix élevé par rapport à la portion et des incohérences occasionnelles comme de petites portions de mock chicken ou des commandes parfois mal prises, mais l'avis général est favorable et Mandy's offre un repas sain et satisfaisant qui peut devenir une option fiable.
The girl at the counter on the day i went wasnt very approachable & was almost annoyed to take the orders & answer one or 2 questions on the salads. I didnt appreciate that attitude. The salads are ok but way overpriced. I remember years ago Mandy's salads had much more heart in them when they were still small, now it seems quickly & less freshly prepared. Place itself is good next to cinema but small
18 janv. 2024
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Great place for salads, soup, & cookies. I come here often for lunch. Nice atmosphere inside, & great friendly people on staff. My go-to order is the Ceasar & the new peanut soup, but there's lots of good options.
The best salad place I've ever been to! I get Endless Summer, Crunchy Sesame, & Peanut Satay all the time. The cookies & gluten-free brownies are so good as well! The interior is super cute & well decorated, & staffs are very friendly. 100% recommend (& not sponsored😆)
Merci pour l'accueil chaleureux des employés. Je remercie particulièrement Bijou, qui m'a recommandé le biscuit Velours rouge. La soupe intitulée Rêves verts est aussi riche en nutriments que savoureuse, par ailleurs.
I ordered delivery so I mixed the salad myself. I was happy they packaged it that way so it didn't get soggy! When you go there, they mix it for you, though. The salad was very fresh & all the veggies, too. I added mushrooms & tomatoes, but it didn't need any extras, I will just trust the recipe next time! The butternut squash soup was a bit watery, but the flavor was rich & it was exactly what I wanted!
I had the lumberjack salad & it was quite delicious & filling. took a table on the patio in the front which has a really nice vibe. The only thing you need to know is that you need to order your food & if you take it to eat there, they give you a #& they come to deliver to you later on.
30 sept. 2023
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This is one of the smaller Mandy’s locations next to the Alexis Nihan Mall downtown. While the locations on Crescent & in Old Montreal are objectively more beautiful, the staff are always very nice & helpful.
It does seem as though the menu recently changed to highlight the build your own salad option. I used to appreciate the veggie menu but the vegan options are still clearly labelled.
All of the salads I have had have never disappointed & I often find my self craving a teriyaki salad. The portions are massive & I am always full with extras left over for later. The biggest downside is the constantly climbing price. I think the cheapest salad option is around $15 plus tax & most run for over $20 now. Then in addition to paying for every modification made to the salad or with the build your own salad option, the end product can really cost an arm & a leg. I mean today I was waking by & stopped to grab a salad & the price for two & lemonades ran more than what I pay for a meal at a nice restaurant minus the alcohol (approx $75).
I understand that inflation has taken a hit to everyone & that Mandy’s has managed to maintain the flavour despite the changes, however it has always been a pricy place & the further price hikes are getting a little out of hand.
Suggestion: what if Mandy’s starts offering half sizes or reduces the portion size. I never see anyone finish the salads anyway & I would rather pay $12 for a half salad than $20+ for something I can’t finish.
