Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce is described as a casual spot with generous portions and burgers that many find delicious, fries that are often well done, and an atmosphere that feels welcoming with friendly service and pleasant outdoor seating. Delivery orders are praised for quality, including a standout grilled cheese, though experiences can vary by location and night. Some diners feel value is fair, while others call burgers overpriced or critique inconsistency in taste and execution, including undercooked burgers, wrong toppings, or missing sides. A few visits mention kitchen and stock issues, such as exhausted sides or poutines with odd textures. Overall, many say they would return for the burgers and the vibe, making it a reliable option for a casual night out or a family meal despite the mixed experiences.
Overpriced McDonald's kind of burger… we really are in the final stage of capitalism. There is no more quality; everything needs to be sacrificed for the sake of profit.
Everything was absolutely terrible.
It is completely unacceptable to be served by a little boy with rude & disrespectful behavior instead of proper hospitality & a warm welcome.
The quality of the steak was extremely poor & disappointing, & they even forgot to serve the side dish.
The burger, priced at $23, tasted awful & was not worth the money at all.
This was one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had, & I will never return to this place under any circumstances.
Jan 1, 2026
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There's a great selection of food & drinks here. Excellent service & relaxed terrace as well. For high-quality, casual pub fare, I'd definitely recommend.
For some reason the food at this branch has dropped in quality , I'm sure they reheat some of their meat or leave the meat out of the freezer/fridge for a long time. They were out of grilled chicken too & we had to order fried chicken that had no chicken taste whatsoever
It's sad because I love this place but next time I'm going to a different branch
This place used to be really good, but has severely decreased in quality. We paid ~$25 each for burgers with unmelted cheese, dry, hard buns, & cheap box lettuce advertised as "arugula". The service was extremely slow & we waited well over 30 minutes for 2 burgers. There are a lot of better places nearby to get burgers
Where do I even begin, when it comes to my love of this incredible burger establishment? This review was prompted by a really negative experience with another burger joint, last night. I figured, if I can take the time to dissect Obvious burger, & detail all of the reasons why their eatery should be absolutely ashamed of what they dare to pass off as "meat", I can certainly spare 15-20 minutes, to gush a moment, about the masters of the food industry, who actually bother to do their jobs (& their customers) right. This place is definitely not cheap, & its no wonder why- there is absolutely no hint of any compromise on quality, at Notre Boeuf De Grace. Without a doubt, you will get exactly what you pay for, as-advertised (perfect & pink in the middle, everytime) & worth every penny you pay. I've never experienced a burger in Montréal quite like NBDG, before or since. I easily consider these guys the undisputed champions among burger chains in Montréal (with an honorable mention to 5 Guys, who sadly are no longer in my delivery area!). Notre Boeuf's sandwiches are cooked with attentive, loving, & discriminating perfection; they manage to deliver extremely impressive meals, with the consistency & reliability of familiar fast food eateries, & the decadent, outstanding quality that you'd expect, from the bill that will accompany your 5? sandwich. If you have the money to spare, it's a worthwhile & rewarding treat. I've never, ever been disappointed by NBDG, not delivery, take-out or eat-in (& I've done all three). This place will always be the first restaurant that comes to mind, when money is no object & I'm craving some genuine, real comfort food. As long as the quality remains unchanged, I will be a loyal customer, for the foreseeable future. My hat goes off to these guys, they provide a special, memorable, & unarguably celebrated staple among dining experiences on this Island, & no Foodie Tour of MTL could ever be considered complete or well-rounded, without paying a visit to any Notre Boeuf de Grace location; a superior & unparalleled must-try!
I have previously reviewed this restaurant a year or so ago but after today's visit, I had to redo my review.
Unfortunately it was not one of our most memorable times. I ordered an onion soup which came within minutes. It was a generous bowl but the soup had salad croutons scattered & the small chunk of mozzarella was sinking. After the first taste, I noticed something was definitely wrong with the soup. After the second slurp, I noticed the pungent taste that just did not make any sense: the soup was filled with soy sauce. I returned the soup promptly as it left a bad taste in my mouth & ordered the large kosher hot dog which came dressed with half-moon onion slices, cold bacon bits & a humongous bun which I left almost untouched. The onion rings were ok but nothing to write home about. My husband's hamburger was sinking in the gigantic bun & topped with cold bacon slices & Kraft individually wrapped processed cheese. Service was very, very slow & we were told they had a new chef trainee.
This is what happens when a new restaurant is opening & is an instant hit. Instead of continuing to renew, modify & make things better, the quality goes down & live off the reputation. Personally, I do not think I shall visit again. At least not for now.
