Restaurant Beba propose une carte ciblée mettant en valeur des influences argentines et méditerranéennes à travers des ingrédients saisonniers de qualité supérieure. La cuisine privilégie l'artisanat en préparant des pâtes fraîches, des charcuteries maison et des produits de la mer qui reflètent un engagement envers l'héritage culinaire régional. Les clients découvrent un cadre défini par une esthétique minimaliste qui place l'intégrité des ingrédients et l'équilibre des saveurs au centre des priorités. Chaque plat témoigne de techniques précises comme la cuisson au feu de bois et des méthodes de braisage lent pour atteindre des textures constantes. Cet établissement maintient une approche disciplinée de la préparation alimentaire, garantissant que chaque assiette constitue une exploration technique des intersections gustatives multiculturelles. L'environnement reste intentionnellement sobre, permettant aux interactions complexes d'épices et de protéines de structurer l'expérience pour les amateurs de traditions culinaires latino-américaines et méditerranéennes.
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Restaurant Beba est largement reconnu comme un véritable bijou à Montréal, offrant une atmosphère intime et chaleureuse où les convives peuvent déguster un menu créatif et saisonnier inspiré des traditions italiennes, espagnoles et argentines. De nombreux clients soulignent la grande qualité et la préparation minutieuse de plats tels que le célèbre maquereau, les dattes au foie gras et le knish au caviar, tout en louant le service amical, attentionné et compétent qui enrichit l'expérience globale. La cuisine ouverte et le cadre accueillant créent un environnement convivial, idéal pour les occasions spéciales ou les soirées en tête-à-tête. Bien que les avis sur les prix et les portions puissent varier, le consensus général demeure que cet établissement propose un voyage culinaire unique et mémorable, en faisant une destination hautement recommandée pour les amateurs de gastronomie.
It might not look like much from the outside but it is worth the hype. The food is flavorful without a dull bite, & I really enjoyed the plays in textures they worked with. We took some of their off-menu items, & they did not disappoint.
We were seated at the bar & enjoyed the conversation with the bartender, who was always eager to discuss food & (very good) drinks. Regarding their drinks menu, they had an interesting selection of cocktails (way beyond the ordinary), & also had a large selection of amaro (they were kind enough to let us taste before serving us a full glass).
Music was not too loud that we needed to shout, but enough that we couldn't hear other tables. Service was fast & precise. The change of plates & cutlery after every service was a nice touch. The local is quite small, which meant we could also enjoy the view of the kitchen quite easily from our bar seats.
One of the best bites I have had in a while. The Foie Peach Pie special was off the charts, my 4 year old son ordered a second slice for dessert. Not sure what people are expecting? I think the chefs cook honest delicious food.
Came in as a walk-in. Was really just looking for a place out of the heat. The service was fantastic, each employee asked if we preferred english or french, & was very personable. The guy behind the bar was most of our interactions, & offered specials before listing them - a great touch. He was excited to share how each menu item was made & made everything sound both delicious & simplified how it so that even I could understand it. Skipped the fancy restaurant terms & just explained what the food was in clear & excited terms! He was super personable, noticed my partner's tattoo, & spoke about his own for a bit. We ordered the montadito, which is essentially 4 pieces of mackerel on two sesame seed buns, with horseradish, & the fish marinated in vinegar. Each bite was juicy & delicious, Even 25 minutes later I can still feel the flavours on my tongue. Definitely an excellent place to check out if you're in the city.
Beba ranks as the number 8 top restaurant in Canada for 2024. When entering you wonder how? It's just two young looking cooks behind the counter. While the food did not disappoint, there was much to be desired from the flow of service & the space itself. The space is actually has a ton of charm, & the outdoor patio with the fire is very cute - unless you get sat there during midge & mosquito season. Trying to have a conversation with the bugs just constantly hovering was tough, I'm glad we got moved inside. Once inside, we were sat at the bar where the bartender was pleasant, knowledgable, & always smiling. The service would be 5 stars, but the production & speed from the kitchen was atrocious. 4 dishes in 2.5 hours just left you always desiring something. Getting to the food, it was excellent, I would go as far as saying better than Vin Mon Lapin (currently the top in Canada). Starting with the mackerel toast - delicious. When it landed on the table, my guest & I both looked at each other thinking this was going to be a fish bomb of oily stinkyness - boy were we wrong. First bite, good, second bite, great, third & fourth bite left us saying "wow, I could order a few more of those, yum!". Moving to the strozapretti & rabbit ragu, absolutely killer dish, one of the better ragu dishes I've ever had. Again, we could have eaten many more. The salad was a salad, a nice break with acidity & freshness, & the guinea fowl had tons of flavour & perfectly cooked & crispy skin. Getting to the desserts, the classic flan has been a staple on their menu since they've opened & it's a very good version of this classic dish, but it did not hold a candle to the wonderful pistachio semi-freddo. The texture & taste of that dish was outstanding. If there weren't so many restaurants to visit in Canada, I'd be back here a few more times - it's excellent. If they can just speed up the service from the little kitchen, that would be great. Overall though, I can see why they are a Top 10 in 2024.
TLDR: great service, good idea but food was mostly bland, undercooked, & absurdly portioned. For context I live in NYC & am used to expensive small plate restaurants. I am genuinely confused at how this place can defend some of the dishes. Overall, the idea behind the menu is nice, but the food was very one-note, lacked seasoning, but was also very very rich & buttery. 1. The asparagus dish was $26 for exactly two stalks of asparagus & hollandaise sauce. 2. The knish was bland & the bite lacked flavour. 3. The beef ham was bland & extremely underwhelming. 4. The guinea fowl was completely undercooked, with visibly raw parts. I took it to go & cooked it in a pan the next day. The zucchini involtini & pistachio dessert were great. Also, the service was lovely. I love how they have the servers explain each dish. Maybe I came on an off night, but I can't recommend this place at all unfortunately.
The food was flavorful & the service excellent... but price vs quantity didn't add up. I understand things cost more these days but my complaint is more about the amount of meat they serve... we ordered a rack of lamb & rabbit, the rack of lamb was mostly fat & almost no meat... & the rabbit was full of bones & not much meat either (half of the plate was the ribs of the rabbit)... if you're looking for a place to have a tiny bite & having room for more (unless you order EVERYTHING in the menu) this is the place... our third plate was pasta. With two glasses of beer it cost us for two people $170.00
Really miss Piquillo.
Beba, Small menu, only 3 mains & 2/3 were $55.
Rest were tapas $14 to about $25.
The Brussels sprouts were charred & served in an intense vinegary sauce. Shame that there was no vegetable taste, just burnt & vinegar.
Trout roe was good, served on a flatbread that was a bit too thick. A crepe would be more delicate.
The grilled Calmar & pork cheek was ok. Calmar was way overcooked, burnt in some places. Pork cheek appeared to be confit, tender but dry. Only a couple of bites so still hungry.
The worst was the loud reggae music. Not the right vibe at all for a supposedly upmarket cocktail & tapas place.
