Mon Lapin met l'accent sur un menu saisonnier axé sur les produits de la mer frais et des ingrédients locaux préparés avec une précision technique rigoureuse. L'approche culinaire souligne les saveurs naturelles grâce à des interprétations modernes et raffinées des traditions bistrot régionales. Les produits proviennent directement de producteurs indépendants, garantissant que chaque assiette reflète la récolte actuelle avec une clarté absolue. Le design intérieur privilégie une esthétique sobre qui met en avant l'interaction sociale et l'honnêteté architecturale. Les sélections de boissons sont conçues pour compléter l'acidité et la texture des plats à base de poisson tout au long de l'année. Les clients découvrent un engagement marqué envers la transparence des ingrédients et des pratiques d'approvisionnement durables dans une atmosphère animée et commune. Cet établissement propose une expérience culinaire ciblée qui privilégie l'intégrité des composants bruts.
Mon Lapin est largement reconnu comme une destination gastronomique incontournable à Montréal, souvent appréciée pour son atmosphère chaleureuse et son accueil authentique. De nombreux clients soulignent la créativité du menu saisonnier, citant notamment le croque-pétoncle et les plats de pâtes comme des points forts mémorables, tout en louant une carte des vins vaste et soigneusement élaborée. Bien que le restaurant soit à la hauteur de sa réputation, les avis sont parfois partagés; certains convives trouvent les petites portions onéreuses ou les saveurs audacieuses, tandis que d'autres notent que l'espace restreint peut paraître bruyant ou bondé. Dans l'ensemble, le service est régulièrement décrit comme attentionné et compétent, participant à une expérience sociale vibrante qui donne envie à la plupart des visiteurs d'y revenir.
Very overrated, the scallop cake was especially bad, it had a weird texture, we couldn't finish it, the rest of the dishes were very average nothing special. The service is impeccable tho, & the desserts were really good.
Wouldn't go again.
It is really rare for me to leave a bad review, but I think people need to adjust their expectations. We do not understand the hype. The food was good but not out of the extraordinary for this price range. The portions were generous, which we liked. The cocktails were uninteresting. They suggested the tasting menu before we even had the time to look at the menu.
We did not enjoy the service : The service was condescending. The margret de canard was quite literally raw. We informed the server & ask if they could do something about it because we both couldn't eat so raw. The server seemed upset & said that this is how it's properly cooked & that it's also how steaks are cooked, & that if we eat steak we should be able to eat this. I don't feel this kind of patriarchal attitude should be served especially at 400$ for 2. They proposed us another take at the duck (which was nice), we ended up turning it down. I thought they were not bringing out anything anymore, but then they did bring out a crudité plate with a few chicken nuggets to replace the duck. We did enjoy it, but it also felt like they were making fun of us for'not knowing what a good meat should taste' (it was children's food albeit gourmet).
We cook duck magrets on the regular & to be honest, it can be buttery without being raw. It's not duck carpaccio. It's okay that there's one piece of meat that is a bit outside of the norm but it felt like it was our fault if we didn't enjoy it. Also I had bad diarrhea immediately after, so…
Our highlight was the scallop sandwich. It was absolutely phenomenal. The other plates seem a bit under salted.
I was really looking forward to eating here & both me & my mom were very impressed. All the staff were very attentive, kind & the food was the most unique food Ive ever had. I really enjoyed their famous scallop sandwich & surprisingly the fish pasta they had that day. The leeks & chips was also so tasty. I would not get the pate again as it was a little overpriced for what you got & I feel it was not worth it. Otherwise the meal ended with the buckwheat cake which was also very very good. I would come back here again to try some other dishes as well!
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We went in with high expectations, especially after an amazing meal at Manu Cornuto the night before, but left disappointed. Service was genuinely great, warm, attentive, & welcoming the whole night. The food, though, just didn't work for us. We chose the tasting menu. The scallop cake was a real standout & the buckwheat cake was okay, but most of the other plates felt like the kitchen was chasing novelty over flavor?? pairings that seemed clever on paper but didn't actually come together on the plate. A few dishes were just too salty, others combined ingredients that felt more experimental than delicious. We also got seated really close to other tables, which made the room feel so cramped .. Given its No. 2 ranking on Canada's 100 Best list, we expected the food to feel more thoughtfully composed, not just inventive for the sake of it. Great hospitality, but the cooking itself didn't land for us.
Overrated. No idea how this got to be the number 2 restaurant in Canada. Food was either bland or weird. Had the leeks & the scallop toast. The scallop toast was this off texture similar to a marshmallow. Leeks tasted like nothing. & the dessert, the buckwheat cake, was perhaps the oddest & most unpleasant dessert I have had in awhile. The duck & pork were nice
Was by far the most hyped restaurant I encountered when planning for my recent Montreal trip. You see all the accolades online. #2 on North American 2025 top restaurants?
Previous #1 on Canada top 100? I didn't know what to expect walking in. You literally have your pick from all the great restaurants in the city of Montreal. Joe beef, L'Express. You name it.
But- This place more than lived up to the hype, it absolutely exceeded it. Chef Laurent Dagenais made a video of where chefs eat in Montreal, & this place was his TOP pick. ABSOLUTELY ON POINT.
The creativity of the food was incredible. The service was impeccable. Background music set the perfect vibe. We had such great recommendations on wine pairings. I cannot wait to eat here again! potato chip + leek + smoked mussel mayo = perfection. Croque with scallops- amazing. Sourdough chicken was probably (outside of the lobster spaghetti from Joe Beef) the top dish of our entire trip in Montreal.
Be sure to snag the online reservations early because they go QUICK.
I just finished the most wonderful dinner at Mon Lapin. I was lucky enough to snag a seat at the bar as a walk in, really happy they were able to accommodate me without a reservation. The bartender, Rose, walked me through the menu & various options they had, I ended up going with their tasting menu. Rose also made great cocktails, had phenomenal wine recommendations, & was so much fun to talk to. She was a big part of why this dinner was so enjoyable.
Each course was brought out & explained by staff & the pacing between courses was just right. My meal included:
- Confit leeks with potato chips & smoked mussel mayo
- Razor clam with spicy breadcrumbs & littleneck clam with green onions, horseradish, & parm
- The iconic crispy scallop sandwich with ramp mayo
- Sea bass crudo with capers, radish, shallot, microgreens, & brown butter
- Ricotta dumplings/ravioli with motels & radish greens in a creamy butter sauce
- Halibut in nettle cream sauce with nettle chips
- Duck two ways with white & green asparagus, strawberry sauce, an herby asparagus sauce, & jus
- An ice cream sandwich with almond & sesame cookies, olive oil ice cream, & fennel pollen
- A fudgey chocolate cake with amaro & coffee sauce
The tasting menu ended up being 9 courses for $110 CAD, a very good price in my opinion, especially considering the quality, time, & care put into each dish. There was not a single dish I disliked or thought was just okay, each one was unique & so good. Service was excellent & the cocktails & wine were delicious. I have nothing but good things to say, I've never been more pleased with a place that I went to on a whim.
This was the highlight of my trip hands down. If I ever make it back to Montreal, this will be my first stop.
One of the best restaurant experiences I've ever had. Every single dish that we ordered was excellent. The scallop sandwich was life changing. The wine selection was comprehensive, unique & well priced. The service was truly superb, friendly, knowledgeable & attentive. Certainly a highlight in Montreal.
Vin Mon Lapin completely exceeded every expectation. We (3 people) went on April 15 at 8:15 for my birthday, & from start to finish, everything was outstanding.
The service was exceptional, & Nino made the whole experience even more memorable. He was incredibly attentive, knowledgeable, & had such a strong understanding of both the menu & the wine list. What impressed me most was how well he read the table & understood exactly what we needed. He gave thoughtful recommendations, accommodated my shellfish restriction perfectly, & still made sure the other two guests in my party had plenty of amazing options.
The food was honestly incredible. Every dish we ordered was delicious, but our favorites were the scallop toast, the gnudi, & the lamb tartare paired with the strudel. Really, everything we had was amazing.
The ambiance, the service, & the food were all just perfect. It is rare to leave a restaurant genuinely speechless, but that was exactly how I felt. Vin Mon Lapin is hands down one of the best restaurants in Montreal, & I highly recommend it. A must-try.
Vancouver foodie here, I'll list everything I had below with English Translations. I still dream about this meal as it's simply the most memorable & delicious experience. Absolutely love the a casual setting with the freshest farm to table ingredients, almost feels like a home.
WHAT WE ORDERED:
• Biscuit Vert Radis-Parfait de Foie (Green Biscuit Radish with Foie Gras Dip)
• Petoncles des Iles, Rhubarb, Buerre Noisette (Island Scallops, Rhubarb, Brown Butter)
• Croque-Pentoncle, Rouille Classique (Grilled Scallop'croque' sandwich)
• Agnolotti d'ortie, homard-beurre de morille (Agnolotti, Lobster, butter)
• Volaille fermiere au levain pour la table, palourdes (Farmhouse Chicken in Sourdough Batter, Clams)
