Sabor Latino

Brossard

CLOSEDOpens Today at 10 am

Monday	10 am - 7 pm
Tuesday	10 am - 7 pm
Wednesday	10 am - 7 pm
Thursday	10 am - 9 pm
Friday	10 am - 9 pm
Saturday	9 am - 7 pm
Sunday	9 am - 7 pm

Latin American Grill Salvadorian Sandwiches Soups

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7800 Boulevard Taschereau, Brossard, J4X 1V7

Brossard

(450) 465-0009

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Sabor Latino offers an authentic taste of Latin America with a focus on vibrant grill dishes and traditional Salvadoran specialties. Patrons can expect a culinary journey featuring expertly seasoned meats grilled to perfection, alongside flavorful pupusas, yuca frita, and other beloved staples. The menu showcases the rich diversity of Latin American cuisine, prepared with fresh ingredients and time-honored techniques. This establishment provides a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a satisfying meal with family and friends. It's a destination where bold flavors and genuine hospitality converge.

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4.4 85 ratings

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69%

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12%

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*as of 2026-07-01

4.4 85 ratings

5★

69%

4★

12%

3★

2★

13%

1★

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Sabor Latino receives mixed feedback, with many patrons praising the delicious variety of dishes, including cachapas, empanadas, and pupusas, while others express disappointment regarding overcooked meats and high prices for portion sizes. While several reviews highlight excellent customer service and fresh, flavorful food, there are contrasting reports of rude staff behavior and inconsistent cooking quality. Overall, the experience varies significantly, as some diners find the flavors magical and satisfying, whereas others feel the food and service do not align with their expectations.

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Nelson

3.0

I was excited to try this South American restaurant. They had a lot of customers & I was sure the food was going to be good. The person behind the counter was very patient & kind & provided explanations of every dish. He was especially pushing for the ribs. Apparently some customers even say that they are better than B Rouge. I took his suggestion but I was very disappointed. The ribs must have been boiled for a long time because it's extremely soft & dry. They put some sauce on it & then into the oven so it's a bit caramelised. It is overcooked to the point where the bones are soft. The beef dish was the same. Overcooked & dry. I do not enjoy this kind of cooking. But since they are very busy, I guess my taste is different from the ones of their clientele. On top of that, two dishes with two drinks came up to about $53 for food court style takeout food.

Jul 3, 2025

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Leonardo

3.0

The Beef Empanada was one of the worst I try in Montréal. the ground beef without flavo

Jul 14, 2024

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