Tous les invités doivent avoir plus de 18 ans. Tiradito est classé comme un restaurant avec un permis de bar et en vertu de la loi québécoise, tous les invités doivent être âgés de 18 ans ou plus.
Tiradito est un restaurant péruvien montréalais, une brasserie péruvienne située en plein cœur de Montréal et dirigée par le chef renommé Marcel Larrea. La carte propose des cocktails à base de pisco, des vins biologiques et des bières artisanales locales, ce qui le place parmi les meilleures tables de Montréal.
Détails
Nos Spécialités
Ceviche, causa, chicharron, frites de yuca & cocktails.
Tiradito est reconnu comme une destination incontournable au centre-ville de Montréal, offrant une fusion exceptionnelle de saveurs péruviennes et japonaises dans une ambiance animée de type tapas. La clientèle souligne régulièrement la qualité et l'originalité des plats, notamment les ceviches frais, le chicharrón croustillant et le poulpe savoureux, tous présentés avec un grand soin esthétique. Le concept unique propose des places assises autour d'un bar central et d'une cuisine ouverte, permettant aux convives d'admirer le travail des chefs. Bien que l'atmosphère soit festive et élégante grâce à une excellente sélection musicale, certains visiteurs mentionnent que le niveau sonore peut être élevé et que les tabourets hauts manquent parfois de confort pour les longues soirées. Dans l'ensemble, le service attentionné, les cocktails créatifs et la finesse des assiettes à partager en font une adresse très appréciée pour les sorties entre amis ou en couple.
As Peruvian I can say the ceviche here was so authentic, I loved it! I loved that it was served in a bowl with a lot of juice, I also loved the empanadas au fromage. Recommended!
Food: Super delicious!! Portion: Too small, I think it is sth that you can eat besides your drink, not as a food, unless you order more than 2 or 3 dishes Price: a bit pricy Drinks: I got one with white egg, i didn't like it that much tbh Worth: yeah Service: GREAT! they are so friendly♡ Atmosphere: Perfect, me & my bf really loved the vibe☆ Music: Great (Peruvian) our food order: Tartare de Saumon, sandwich Recommend: ✅️
I mean, Wow, we chose this place for my husband's birthday dinner & was honestly blown away by the food. It was so good, I would highly suggest trying this restaurant. This was our first time trying peruvian cuisine, so we were not entirely sure how the flavors would be, but it was beyond any expectations we had. A must try would be the crispy shrimp, fried chicken, & lemonade mocktail. Also the bun sandwich & yuca fries.
16 juil. 2024
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This gem serves the best & most creative small plates & cocktails with distinctive Peruvian flavors! The ceviche & Pisco sour are musts. Fun guaranteed!
First time at this Peruvian restaurant... nice atmosphere. The servers are extremely good natured & welcoming. I ordered 7 dishes for two people & they all were delicious. This was a pleasant surprise.
Amazing spot - with delicious Peruvian fusion tapas. Literally the entire menu is perfect in terms of layers of flavours & the combinations between the different ingredients & spices. WOW !
I love this place, I visit it quite often. It was my birthday yesterday & I decided to enjoy the day with their delicious food. These flavours are the closest to real Peruvian food in Montreal. I recommend the ceviche, krabe causa, canard anticucho, calamar épicé & papa rellena. For dessert try the Lucuma ice cream if you have never tasted Lucuma before :D The staff was very nice & kind, especially François 💕
What a unique, delicious experience! Our service was first rate. The cocktails were magazine worthy, fresh & perfectly paired with the Peruvian tapas plates served!
In my experience at the Tiradito bar, I found it disappointing due to its misleading concept. They present themselves as a "bar" but only offer the benefits of this concept for their own benefit. The dining area is cramped, offering small portions "tapas" at restaurant-level prices, yet the cocktails stand out as exceptional. Unlike the Bar concept, where you can stay as long as you continue ordering drinks & food. Tiradito operates with fixed time slots for customers. They lack flexibility in reservations, phone responsiveness, food ordering, & create pressure for patrons to leave, despite claiming to provide refined service. If your goal is to eat Peruvian food, I recommend avoiding this concept. However, if you're interested in trying some Peruvian-inspired tapas, you'll find some delicious options here.
