Restaurant Bruce
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Afficher toutscottish(22) haggis(22) cozy(14) dishes(9) lamb(9) dessert(8) stout(8) roast(7) recommend(7) attentive(7) sunday(6) scotch(6)A wonderful meal, attentive serve. Get a taste of Scotland in Montreal!!
I can't believe this is a new restaurant, because it doesn't feel like it in any way.
It instantly feels cozy, rustic & timeless. You get the Scottish tavern feel with incredibly elevated dishes, full of flavour & heartiness. The charred oyster mushrooms are out of this world, the sourdough bread with goat butter is unreal. It's comfort food that will satisfy even the most discerning foodies of Montreal.
The service was incredible. The attention to detail, from cleaning up between every course, to refolding the napkin when you go to the bathroom, to taking your coats as soon as you enter & giving the right ones back without asking. Flawless.
You can tell there's serious high-end hospitality experience behind this place. It feels polished but never pretentious, refined yet full of soul. What a unique blend!
I've never been to Scotland, although it's on my list, but this place made me feel like I experienced a little piece of it right in the heart of Saint-Henri. It already feels like a neighbourhood staple, & it's definitely going on my list of places I'll bring friends visiting from out of town. Outstanding.
Came here with my Scottish husband & my Scottish in-laws to try something authentic & we were not disappointed! The food felt truly traditional & the atmosphere was amazing. It really felt like a little piece of Scotland.
Would definitely recommend!
Went here for Hogmanay (NYE). Excellent & friendly service from all the staff.
Crumpet was alright. The cauliflower purée had a lumpy oatmeal texture to it that wasn't great. Haggis was pretty good, well seasoned. Scallop was nice but I was expecting more than one. The chocolate mousse & pecans were great finish. The xeres added a bit of a cherry flavour to it.
The Glesga cuppa was overpowered by the IRN BRU & just tasted like Orange Crush. The Bruce Martinez was smooth & well balanced. Selkie's kick was nice as well.
Enjoyed the music (Class Actress was a welcome surprise). The generic Christmas lights had a weird effect on my photos though as they reflected off the plates. Also using a lion logo when Scotland is more strongly associated with the unicorn is an odd choice.
Went on opening night. I have had Haggis all over Scotland & I can say without doubt this is Haggis on a completely new, brilliant level. The team at Bruce have taken hearty food & made it even more flavorful & high end, giving traditional food sympathetic treatment but a high end twist. The service is top notch, desserts were amazing & their home brewed Stout is some of the best in the city. We can't wait to go back!