Restaurant Bruce
Taverne de quartier située dans le Sud-Ouest de Montréal, inspirée par la cuisine écossaise.
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Bruce completely exceeded our expectations.
We were visiting for the first time after it was highly recommended by trusted foodie friends in Toronto, & it ended up being one of the best meals we've had in Montreal.
We've spent a lot of time in Scotland, & my husband is British, so we know what great Scottish food should taste like. Simple, seasonal ingredients, cooked with skill & respect. Bruce serves the best Scottish food we've had outside of Scotland.
We started with the famous charred leeks, followed by the Sunday Roast & the halibut. Every dish was exceptional.
The Sunday Roast was the star of the meal. The Yorkshire pudding was enormous-beautifully crisp on the outside with just the right amount of chew inside. The roast potatoes were impossibly crunchy (they must be twice-cooked & roasted in beef fat), & the beef was incredibly tender with rich, deeply flavourful gravy. It's a Sunday roast we'll be talking about for a long time.
The halibut was cooked perfectly, with a gorgeous golden sear while remaining moist & flaky. The charred leeks absolutely lived up to their reputation, with just the right amount of char & a bright, fresh pesto.
Dessert was equally memorable: seasonal strawberries with Chantilly cream, followed by homemade biscuits that the owner generously sent to our table. Such a thoughtful, unexpected gesture that perfectly summed up the experience.
What truly sets Bruce apart, though, is the hospitality. We felt less like customers & more like guests welcomed into a Scottish family home. Our server was hilarious, warm, & genuinely engaging, & Will, the owner, was incredibly gracious.
We dined on the patio on a perfect summer evening in Little Burgundy, but after seeing the beautifully authentic Scottish interior, we were already imagining how cozy it must feel on a cold Montreal winter night.
Scottish cuisine isn't necessarily what you'd think to seek out in Montreal-but Bruce is a destination restaurant. Whether you're looking for an unforgettable Sunday roast, beautifully executed seafood, or simply one of the city's best dining experiences, don't miss it. We'll absolutely be back.
Great Scottish restaurant with cozy atmosphere, friendly & knowledgeable staff, & amazing food & drinks. Be sure to check out their famous Sunday Roast!
Fantastic surprise. Wasn't sure what to expect from a Scottish restaurant but very good
The food here is 10/10. It's the best of Montreal cuisine with a Scottish twist. They have a great terrace for the summer & the staff are super attentive & nice. I'd definitely recommend.
Wonderful Scottish Food in Montreal !
I had an amazing time dining there with an attentive & dynamic staff team.
Everything tasted above average !
The bartender crafted us the best libations we had in a while.
To experience Scottish delights in including haggis , neeps & tatties , & other delicasies including gingercake with sweet sauce & whipped cream ....(It is so good ) It's a small pub style restaurent with an excellent cuisine. Fantastic!
Best Scottish food in the city with nice wine pairing in a charming venue!
😍 For many, it's their first Scottish dining experience & it's a very good one! We had the crispiest fritters we ever had (well done!), haggis fans - this is your only place in town! Perfect seasoning & details, chic decor & above all, an amazing staff team ! Merci!
I noticed this restaurant had just opened nearby so i had it on my list of places to try out for a while as it's rare to find a Scottish restaurant. I made a reservation to celebrate my brother's birthday which gave me an excuse to try this place out.
We ordered the mushrooms, battered blood sausage, & the sourdough to start. The mushroom dish was amazing & even better on top of the sourdough. I found the battered blood sausage to be too heavy & greasy & would have preferred something more than the citris jam (?) on top to to balance out the grease. Otherwise, i enjoyed the taste of the blood sausage itself!
For our mains, we selected the lamb shank & haggis. The lamb shank was beautiful & very flavourful. It was our first time trying haggis & it blew our mind away. Incredibly deep flavours & very peppery. The gravy provided was also complimentary to the haggis. We had asked for additional gravy & they were happy to give us more. I do wish we had something fresh or textured as it was all soft textures across the dish (mashed potato, mashed sweet potato, haggis).
Lastly, we ordered the cranachan (similar to a raspberry fool) & also the ginger cake (similar to a sticky toffee pudding). The ginger cake was incredible & moist. I have high standards for cakes like this with toffee because it's one of my favourite desserts & it met my expectations & beyond. The cranachan was a simpler dessert in comparison.
Overall, incredible service, surprising portion sizes (bigger than expected which is always good!), beautiful decor & ambience.
Would love to be back when they update their seasonal menu.
What a lovely experience. We were served by JP & welcomed with open arms by Camille & Will. The vibe was very cozy & the food was incredible….the lamb shank & Sunday roast has unbelievable flavours. My mom & cousin were visiting & both have Scottish origins it was the perfect the spot. I will most definitely be back & have been telling everyone about it.