We loved the food, staff, and atmosphere here! It was a very fun modern Mexican restaurant. We are…read moreAmerican so had to lookup a translated to English menu online. I ordered 5 chicken tacos and my coworker ordered a ground beef bowl. We both finished it all! The waitress recommended churros and they were warm & perfectly crunchy with a delightful dipping sauce. We ordered margs and mojitos that were good too - very large drink menu. The outdoor patio was full so we had to eat inside - think they recommend reservations if you want outdoor seating.

So we live in the South Shore and sometimes we would rather skip taking any of the bridges to cross…read moreinto Montreal. This time, we found ourselves trying out Agave Boucherville. They have three locations. Let me start with the food first. We ordered a ceviche to share and although the portion was good, it was bland and I felt like I was eating a salsa more then anything else due to the overwhelming amount of tomatoes. It lacked saltines and acidity. My husband had the sopa de tortillas and felt that it was way too expensive for what he got. His words: "tomato purée in a bowl with fried tortilla strips for 6$!!! :/" We then each had tacos. I got the carnitas and he got the chorizo. At 22$ a plate for 5 tacos, you DO get full. BUT... it was so bland that the one slice of lime wasn't enough. I emptied their green salsa onto my one taco and I was still looking for that kick of flavour one should expect when eating mexicain. Same thing for my husband's plate. EVERYTHING was boring! One the bright side, I did enjoy my margarita :) Service was good. Our waitress was very nice and all. The issue that I had was that we got to the restaurant at 7:30. We asked to be seated on the terrace side of the restaurant. By 8 (i kid you not), they were closing the terrace. It's Friday evening ya'll!!! What the heck? We felt so rushed that by 8:30 we were surrounded by staked up chairs. Needless to say that we pay, left and we'll never come back! It ended costing 125$ total for an hour of No Fun and bland food...

Newly opened Mexican joint in st Julie. We visited on a Tuesday and were happy to learn it was taco…read moreTuesday's! Which meant taco prices were lower. Wohoo!! Adorable decor- very cinco de mayo. The cocktails here were delish!! I had the mr freeze and hubby had the Agua de coco. Yumm!! We were both tipsy with one drink. We ordered guacamole and Mexican style jalapeño ravioli. The guac was served with corn chips and it was so fresh and yummy. The raviolis were fresh and scrumptious. Foe mains we ordered 3 types of tacos. Each came with a side of fries or rice. The rice was really mediocre but it's rare to see tacos served with a side. We ordered the chicken, shrimp and the baja fish taco. The shrimp was my favourite! All fresh ingredients and on point. The chicken was my second and the baja third. It had an interesting spice in it, I think star anis - which caught me by surprise. Would totally go back! The service was impeccable. The girl came over several times to ask if we were okay. Would totally recommend!

LOVED it. My hard-to-please family also loved it. Spouse said "the best burrito I've ever had." He…read morecut the burrito in half, which means he would take half to go, but ate both halves. That never happens. We had all vegetarian meals, so can't speak for the meat stuff. Can say the Pina colada was excellent. So wish we had this restaurant in my town.

Latin market on the south shore! What a find! Amazing selection of tortillas shells of various…read moresizes for your Cinquo de mayo party :) In the back there is a fresh bakery serving empanadas and other warm treats. They even make their own home made spicy sauce which we sampled and bought. Delicious (spicy beware!)

This is a Mexican food store, they have everything you need to cook a good Latin American meal. You…read morecan find arepas, pupusas, tacos, tamales, tortillas and various salsas and other condiments. They have a small restaurant inside too.

This place is so off the map and so cool. I'm just so scared that not enough people know about it!…read more Y'all need to get here and support this business! I'm going to tell you why! Atmosphere/Appearance: Set right in the plaza off of Rue-Lionel in the industrial sector is this gem. I believe it's only open for lunch, but don't quote me. There is plenty of outdoor seating for those warm summer months. Inside is the place to be though! It's one giant room with a very eclectic look. There are different chairs at each table with a variety of paintings that are all for sale hung around the restaurant. The menu is all in French, but it's not too difficult to figure out. The daily specials menu is located toward the back and there are some pretty interesting things on there. The kitchen is also directly in the back and open to be viewed. Service: Alexandria seemed to ALWAYS be there when we came in for lunch. She was also the only one we saw taking tables throughout the whole restaurant. Sadly to say, the restaurant was never really busy enough to probably need more than 1 server for more than a hour or so. She was amazing though. She remembered our names, smiled a lot, was helpful and always took great care of us. Food: So... I've been here 5 times throughout my business travels in Montreal. It seems to be Mexican themed... Let's go over what I've had. My first visit yielded the Chicken Quesadilla and it was my favorite thing I've had there. It's a chicken quesadilla served with tortilla chips squirted with sour cream, a side of guacamole, coleslaw and hot sauce. It's a hefty amount of food for sure. There's this home-made hot sauce though... it's INCREDIBLE and needs to be put on everything! It's free, just ask for it. Our table asked for so much of it that they stopped serving it in little cups and bottled it for easier use (going forward in future visits as well)! My next visit yielded the trio of tacos. One is beef, one is chicken and one is bean. It's served with basically the same sides as the quesadilla, but with some pico de gallo to put on the tacos. They were pretty good. On the 3rd visit I had the Showbeez, which is a chicken club sandwich served with the fried potatoes and coleslaw. This was my 2nd favorite thing I had at this restaurant. The potatoes are decent, but needed more seasoning... or their specialty hot sauce! On my 4th visit I tried the Huevos Rancheros. Now I've had it other places and really liked it... but not so much here. It was just different compared to what I've had before. It's basically beef chili served on top of the tortilla chips, but it should be on the tortillas... I don't know man. Never again. Lastly, I tried the Mexican Casserole and it just felt like the Huevos, but in a bowl... skip that. Get the quesadilla or the club sandwich. Those are awesome. Value: All prices are in $CAD and INCLUDE tax here. Mexican Casserole = $18.00 Huevos Rancheros = $15.50 Showbeez = $16.00 Trios De Tacos = $16.00 Chicken Quesadilla = $16.00 The pricing here is EXCELLENT, especially with the amount of food and quality of food that you get. Check this place out if you're in the area! In conclusion, I'd absolutely come back here for lunch. Shoot, I'm in Montreal right now and may stop in tomorrow! I already know what I'll be getting too!