Patty Slaps draws a wide range of reviews, with many calling it among the best burger spots in Montreal thanks to juicy smash patties, bold toppings and tasty fries, while others find it pricey or a bit greasy and smoky for some diners. The self-serve ordering and quick service are frequent positives, but several visits note inconsistency in quality, longer waits during peak times, and a strong oil smell in the dining room. The vibe is described as cool and industrial, with occasional praise for vegetarian options and poutine, and multiple comments say the burgers stay flavorful and satisfying even when delivery experiences vary. Overall, Patty Slaps emerges as a must-try for burger lovers, valued for quality and atmosphere even as prices and some aspects of execution spark debate.
OMG - The smash burgers from Patty Slaps are in the top 3 in Montreal. A lot of flavors (even in the fries) & the burger are hot. Not a lot of options but every burger on the menu are A1. Industrial vibe, your are not going there for a nice sit down dinner - YOU ARE GETTING A MESSY JUICY GOD SMASH BURGER. Would recommend to anyone.
After reading reviews, we wanted to try it. It's a dog friendly place & we don't have many in Montreal Location is really centric near Concordia. Parking is difficult to find. The interior is quite clean & it looks organized. Service was quick. Food was quite average. Fries were not really crispy like indicated in the menu & they lacked salt. Burgers were also lacking flavour. Some reviews mentioned portions are too small but we found it to be Ok. It's pricey, about $45 for 2 burgers with fries.
A nice & casual place for a quick bite or for groups. The ordering is done at a kiosk. You have a timer & they call you for pick-up. This is a very self-serve restaurant where efficiency is key. There is a fountain for the drinks. It is usually quite busy so finding a seat can be hit or miss. The menu is simple but with good options. I would like to see more vegetarian options in future. Currently, only the French fries seem to be meat-free, but they're quite good & the portion is generous. Prices are quite affordable when compared to other restaurants in the same neighborhood.
I like the automated order submission system & their open concept kitchen. The menu has only 5 or 6 items, but you are allowed to modify. The food is a bit greasy & the whole place can use better ventilation.
Feb 4, 2024
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🍽Food: 4/5 📍Place: 4/5 🤵Service: 5/5 💵Price: 3/5 Burger is good, but nothing special. Their bun is amazing, but covers most of the taste because the meat is almost absent. Great but not a WOW. Problem is the price, too expensive for what you get. It feels like you're paying extra for a show by ordering the burger through an app & collecting it...
Visited from Toronto & stumbled on this place. By far the best burger I've ever had. Poutine is amazing as well. Y'all need to open up a spot in Toronto.
Gave this a try & really loved it. Took a Bacon Blaze with a third patty, the bacon was perfectly crisp, the beef was delicious, the flavors were well balanced, my only criticism would be relative to how smokey the atmosphere is, might need stronger fans. EDIT: I went back & had a Triple Trip with 6 patties & extra cheese & noticed that the place wasn't smokey.
Been ordering a couple of times from this place now, burgers are fresh but small size, fries were good the first time but all other times went out as stale & oily, was perfect the first time. I'd say it's just fine when you are craving burger on the go, & I appreciate the presentation & neat packaging they offer. Somehow pricey too!
