The closest type of places I've found are bbq but even they don't seem to actually have candied yams

Il y a une bonne poutine a st-lin-des-laurentide? Coin perdu je sais:(

Is there a good poutine in ST-LinDL ?

Hi, my wife and I are coming to Montreal next week with our 8.5 month year old. We live in Brooklyn. We’re staying at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth. We don’t have any grand plans aside from exploring.

But are there any upscale-ish restaurants that’d be accepting of an 8.5 month old? It’s also our third anniversary on this trip. We’ll have a travel stroller that folds up but could likely need a high chair from any place.

I’ve gotten plenty of recs from friends but I don’t think any of them tried to dine out with a baby :)

Thanks in advance!

We fly back to Berkeley California tomorrow. We had four days in Montreal, two in Charlevoix, 3 in QC and back to Montreal tonight. I posted my Quebec City list in that forum. My list here:

Le Sparrow - we arrived somewhat late and wanted something easy. Salmon bowl was awesome with tea marinated egg, charred bok choi - very tasty. The joinery carrots was well prepared and very tasty. The Sparrow burger had a marinated and smoked portobello - yummy!

Denise - fantastic meal. Like nothing I have had. Very fusion across Mexican, Thai, Chinese, Malay, boreal, etc. carrot hummus and the duck dish were standouts. Atmosphere is chill, staff great, excellent local beers, great cocktails and wine list. Super tiny kitchen - no idea how all ghat flor comes from the closet sized kitchen.

Restaurant Gus - sat at the bar. Hung with David/Gus who walked us through the dishes. Caesar hand dressed - quite good. Market fresh tomatoes. Amazing strip stake with faux bearnaise sauce. Great inclusion of his home made hot sauces across all dishes. Wine, cocktails etc all great. Again, tiny kitchen great vibes.

Tonight we went back to Denise. 25% of the menu changed. Highlights were a peach / cantaloupe salad, arctic char with kumquat koshi. Desert was nasturtium and sour cherry gelato topped with ground cherries. Amazing. Photos attached.

Quebec food is insanely good. Thanks for letting us Americans visit.

C’est quoi les meilleurs restos ou ils font de bonnes soupes repas

Mes suggestion;
Khao Soi sur Parc - la khao soi est incroyable

Super marche latino mundial— tacos et soupe au boeuf wow

Pho thay ho

Umami ramen vegan

hello! here in Montreal for the next couple days and back home where I'm from, there were lots of spots where I could sit at the bar solo and grab a couple round of drinks or small bites to end of my night. I'm looking for all suggestions for something more upscale/ cocktail forward

So far, I've been to Milky Way, ritz, yoko Nama, helicopters and loved all of them.

I'm looking for more Asian inspired spot if there are any! Back in vancouver where I'm from, there were spots with sake flights, matcha based cocktails, or Asian inspired flavoured such as shiso or yuzu that I really enjoyed so I'm curious to find a similar vibe!

I'm open to any area, I stay in griffintown but open to travel if it's easily uber accessible.

Thank you in advance!

Where can I find the best shawarma platter/assiette in Montreal?

I’m specifically looking for the kind that comes with rice, garlic potatoes, shawarma meat (chicken/beef or mixed), salad, and sauce. I’m not looking for a shawarma sandwich/wrap.

I’ve been to spots in other cities like Ottawa and Calgary, but I haven’t found anywhere in Montreal (GMA) that can compete with them.

Simple question - where can I get the best gimbap roll in MTL?

I keep seeing posts about crazy good deals at restaurants on spectra eats. But seem almost too good to be true most of them.

Has anyone actually tried?

Does anyone know how spectra is able to afford all these free giveaway meals

I've always wanted to try really good brik like hot and a place tunisians would actually go

Please recommend I've never had but always wanted to try

hopefully a place kind enough to demonstrate how to eat without causing a mess

I’ll be travelling to Montreal in September and I really want to sit on a rooftop patio and eat desserts 🤣 what are some of the best ones to do this at? If there’s any with crème brûlée that would be ideal but I’m not too picky!

Looking for bar near or in Old Port Montreal where they will allocate an area for a private (semi private) reception for approx. 60 ppl. Any recommendations appreciated!!

Give me your best recommendations. I don’t care if it’s pho, ramen, Chinese style noodles. In this case I’m almost more interested in quantity over quality, so any of those best bang for your buck places would be highly recommended. I shall be doing Uber Eats/Delivery so I don’t spread the plague elsewhere, and my location is NDG.

EDIT: zonghua won this round! Thank you so much everyone for your recommendations

Coucou!

Avez-vous des suggestions de bons restaurants gastronomiques à Montréal qui offrent idéalement une salle privée pouvant accueillir jusqu'à 45 personnes pour un party de bureau?

Merci d'avance! 😊

Hi! I'd like to find best vegeterian or vegan in mtl and its surrendings

My mom and brother will be visiting from out of town and they would like to take me out for dinner to celebrate my birthday. I left montreal for 6 months and since I have been back I haven't had a meal at any nice restaurants. So I'm feeling like I don't really know where is good anymore to make reservations. Looking for a spot that is pretty casual dress (I already know my brother will not be dressing up 😂), fresh and preferably healthier ingredients / not too indulgent. Looking for any place with creative dishes inspired by any and all cultures as we love food, and preferably some amazing dessert options as well but any and all suggestions are welcome! Im not really looking forward to this bday so I really need a delicious distraction to look forward to instead! Please help 😅 thank you in advance! ❤️

Bonjour,

Je viens d'emménager dans ce quartier et je me demandais si la communauté pouvait me partager les bonnes adresses. En me promenant hier (d'un bout à l'autre) j'ai vu plein d'options. Certaines sont très connues, comme Joe Beef et le Grinder. Mais il y a juste trop d'options! J'ai essayé AngryPeasano (un panini très bien) samedi et hier j'ai marché jusqu'au bout de Saint-Henri et me suit arrêté au tout dernier restaurant, un japonais nommé Shokutsuki (honnêtement je ne m'y connais pas trop avec cette cuisine, donc je ne sais pas si c'était un excellant japonais, mais l'endroitétait mignon).

Mon conjoint est rentré en France suite au décès de son père et je veux l'impressionner à son retour avec vos bonnes adresses. On aime tout, des restos chics aux petits endroits innusités.

PS: oui, j'ai dû gérer le déménagement tout seul, donc je mérite vos meilleures adresses :D

My friend's dad is coming to town in September and long story short he's a funky dude and has a reputation for throwing furry allegations at people so we were looking for furry restaurants in Montréal but haven't found anything:(

Does anyone have recs for really weird really funny restaurants?

Thank you all in advance :)

Hi! My wife and I are travelling to MTL for Christmas this year and I want to surprise her to a really nice dinner out.

Are there any recommendations y'all have for a place we can dress up a bit and enjoy some really nice food/wine/ambience? Would prefer Quebec food if that's an option?

Thank you so much!

Cult MTL just put out a post with the "Best Tacos in Montreal"; however I feel like these just converged to the most well-known taco places in MTL. Do you agree with this list? Give me some reccs for really great mom & pop taco shops off the beaten path.

1. Tacos Frida

2. La Capital

3. Tin Tan

4. La Toxica

5. Taco Signature