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.
During the past few years, this Montreal neighbourhood hidden gem has progressively ascended the' Top 100 Best Canadian Restaurant' ranking list. Currently, it occupies the #7 spots, just behind our Ontario-own Pearl Morissette, Alo, Edulis, 20 Victoria street…etc.
By pure luck, dining options for our relatively large party of 6, required special handling by the smallish & cozy restaurant & its compact kitchen. This resulted in our being offered a fixed price, pre-arranged'omakase' menu, consisting of communal size dishes for sharing. This menu will be specially crafted in person by Montreal celebrity chef/owner Ari Schor himself! A nice surprise & welcoming privilege!
Upon arrival, we were greeted warmly & graciously by the wait staff & the two owner brothers, Ari & Pablo. After exchanging hand shakes, hugging & verbal pleasantries, we all settled down, ordered our pre-dinner cocktails & eagerly awaited the arrival of our culinary feast.
We were presented with the following dishes:
Appetizers:
- Potato Knish with Imperial Osetra Caviar
- Montadito of Mackerel with sesame, salted butter & horseradish
- Involtini of Zucchini & Swiss Chard with yogurt & pine nuts
Mains:
- Drunken Guinea Fowl & Liver marinated in Sherry
- Tagliatelle served with Chanterelle, braised Zucchinis & Pamiagiano
Reggiano
- Gloucester Old Spot Pork chop with creamed corn & black truffles
- Rabbit with Octopus, Chorizo & Potatoes
- Wild Mushroom Paella
Desserts:
- Strawberries with Marsala Zabaglioni & Amaretti
- House made Vanilla Icecream with roasted Pistachios
Our intriguing French & South American Hispanic fusion fare, with a touch of Chinese theme thrown into the mix, was both rustic yet refined. Dishes' progression was a balanced blend of subtle flavour creations intermingled with some concoctions packed with relatively bold & complex taste profiles.
The Shanghainese scallion pancake taste-alike potato Knish topped with salty caviar was a great overture to our meal.
The Chinese drunken pigeon clone main -'Drunken Guinea Fowl with Sherry' was IMO a clever,masterful touch! The delicious meat, tender & moist…..the medium rare, velvety smooth & creamy foie, exceptional!
I am normally not a fan of rabbit, finding it usually overcooked & dry. Yet, Beba's rendition was a pleasure to eat. The well seasoned meat was nicely seared, flavourful & juicy. Same applies to the pork, which was also perfectly executed, caramelized crust on the outside & moist juicy meat inside. The pile of shaved Black truffle topping was super-generous & the sweet Chilean creamed corn sauce, delightful!
Overall, it was a satisfying & sumptuous meal with generous portions, encompassing some creative, intriguing & unfamiliar ingredient composition & flavour profile
The only downside to our meal was the rather underwhelming, blend tasting & mushy textured pasta dish plus the loud &'funky' background music, which featured African tribal like songs to crackling Caribbean percussion to mellow Hispanic. What a weird mix?!
An evening of good food, warm attentive service & great company! A near perfect total package!
A lot of little things led to a disappointing meal. I was debating on two drinks, I decided on one. The server brought the other. It was good but not what I ordered. The mackerel dish was served raw. The menu never said that. My wife said it was good. I just don't like raw mackerel. The tomato tart was awful. They did comp it though. Of the three hot dishes we ordered, two (the tart being one) were served lukewarm. The special, pork belly (the other one served lukewarm) was equal parts fat as meat. The tongue dish & the date dish were both really good. The worse part is for what we spent to leave hungry, not worth it.
Read reviews & it sounded great. Food was excellent- well prepared & seasoned. Goat ragu & sweetbreads were outstanding. It is quite pricey- we had 3 small dishes & one larger plus 2 cocktails & 2 glasses of wine for 2 was over 300 Canadian with tax & tip. Neighoirhood is funky. Would recommend for special occassions.
Every dishes we had at Beba were delicious, service was great, everyone who work there was friendly! & atmosphere was perfect.
We had the best night at Beba. Thank you!
every dishes was so exquisite & high quality;
customer service was very professional & perfectly demonstrated;
one of a first-rate restaurants in Montreal.
Cute restaurant with good vibes & nice open windows. Service were great. The servers were very sweet & friendly.
Food was very creative, which is a plus. I really love the presentation, particularly the appetizers we tried. However, maybe our expectation for the top 100 restaurants in Canada is quite high; we actually think this restaurant is just'alright' for it's price range. I need to point out that the main dish, especially the fish wasn't that good. It's very salty & just not that delicious overall. I haven't had such a salty fish in major North American cities for a long time. I travel quite extensively.
The portion size is also relatively small. With two people paying nearly $300 after tax & tips, we still feel hungry after six dishes (we shared) & two drinks for each of us. Drinks were great, though!
Overall, it's still a good restaurant, but it requires some improvement to persuade me & my friend to come again.
The food was at best average. Dishes lacked passion. Favourably didnt blend well at all. Pricing was high for this quality.
Dessert was the only highlights (flume was good)
Was a Chef for 8 years worked in top restaurants in the country but this was a classic Montreal fine dining disaster. Service was horrible our server was rude condescending & injected too much of her opinion. Please kindly let go of the one with the tattoo sleeve on her arm. Her resting face was very unpleasant. Please garnish your dishes at this price point.
Said this before but I'll say it on this review as well Montreal fine dining is a joke avoid it if possible
