Honestly, I've never come to this location before, but I enjoyed it…read more There was a lineup after me when I got there because it was the after work rush I guess I got three Ooh La La's and then I left. Location is cute. It's right in the middle of the market, so you can't miss it I would go back.

We stopped here for a quick snack and the choices of baked goods and prepared foods were amazing…read more I was looking for a small strawberry fruit tart but they were all sold out...they only had the large ones. I ended up getting a small blueberry tart and it was delicious. The blueberries tasted fresh and sweet. They take credit cards or cash.

The best raw bar oysters! See photo. Really liked the man who chuck the oysters for us, and the boy…read morewho did the cashier. Can really see why this place has an amazing review on Yelp! Would definitely want to be back here again.

Located in one of the best farmer's markets in the world, Jean Talon, this oyster spot has been…read morehere for years. The last time I was here was 8 years ago and it's still pretty much the same. The bar stools are gone but the oysters are still great. Pick and choose your favorite shells or let the guys choose for you, either way I'm sure you'll leave happy. Still great. Still would come back.

Parking on the street is packed, had to park a couple of blocks down…read more The square pizzas are ready to eat at the counter. Grabbed an oat milk latte, one pistachio and one Nutella filled donuts. C$16.10 / $11.50 The Nutella and pistachio cream transferred to the top of the to go box. The pistachio cream is light and sweet, it's not bad. Can't say I have ever had pistachio butter much, but seemed sweeter than I had expected. The Nutella is decadent and yummy, as expected. The dough was super light, airy, yet a bit chewy. The dough was good, carb worthy for sure. Not dense or heavy at all. I actually ate all of the dough, that's a good sign of a donut. Don't bother cutting the donut, ends up being a total mess. Just bite into it and eat it up.

Great little spot for delicious square pizzas, pastries and coffee. Went here on Saturday April…read more27th around 11ish - the place was packed with a line forming almost out the door. Luckily this moved fast. The menu options are simple, there are a few types of pizzas that you can get by the slice (square) or whole. There a couple donut options, cannolis, chocolate chip cookies and croissants - along with coffee of course. Prior to coming, I saw pictures and reviews of sandwiches at this location - but there were none when I went. Perhaps there is a varying menu or special items that vary during the year? We tried 3 types of pizzas, the sausage and rapini, caprese and "Caciocavallo" which is a potato and cheese pizza with no tomato sauce. They were all excellent, with lots of toppings and satisfying bite feel. The crust is kind of like a foccacia bread, it is chewy and delicious. There is very limited bar seating inside the restaurant, otherwise during spring/summer time there is an outdoor terrace with a few tables. Still a pretty tight spot, best to grab and go if you can as the place seems very popular.

Loved our meal at Pichai that I knew I had to try Pumpui during this past GP weekend. Arrived…read moreshortly after 6 and the restaurant was packed. Luckily, a booth opened up within a few minutes for us which helped as we were going to try a bunch of dishes. Pad kaprao pork - simply put, awesome! One of my go to dishes when having Thai food back home or online BKK. Only complaint was that I wish the egg was served sunny side up instead fried to a well done. Pad pak boong pork - another awesome dish! Not sure how you can go wrong with crispy pork belly w/ perfectly sautéed morning glory. We did order this mild and it was still pretty spicy for me. Not sure why the rice served in Montreal is so wet. IIRC, the white rice at Pichai was also pretty wet. Ended up wasting almost the entire plate as it was so mushy. Gaeng massaman gai - the one dish that was just ok in my opinion which is odd since I usually love red curry. Not sure what was lacking but something was a bit off. Since the pad pak boong came with a huge plate of rice, asked the waitress to not bring another serving. Pad thai - pretty tasty and noticed almost all patrons ordering this dish. Wished I could've subbed the shrimp for chicken. Quebec lobster - this was one of the main reasons for dining here as I kept seeing IG posts about this. Sadly, this was a disappointing dish. The lobster really didn't have any meat and thought it was weird they served it with what tasted like salsa verde. Khao neeo mamuang - great way to end the meal. Perfectly cooked glutinous rice w/ an ample amount of coconut milk. Was surprised at how sweet the mango was. Almost as good as Mae Varee in BKK!! Would definitely come back the next time we are in town for the GP!

As I passed by the restaurant, I wasn't sure if it was open or not. The interior look so dimmed…read more But I'm glad I went in. The food is so good! :D I had the Gra Borng: fried kabocha squash fritters served with a spicy tamarind sauce. Pad Kaprao (Vegan): stir-fried tofu and Quebec mushrooms with holy basil, served with jasmine rice. The waitress warned me that it was very spicy and asked if I wanted it less spicy. I said yes to that and it was still very spicy for me. Beware of the red chillies! The jasmine rice saved me! :P I would definitely visit again.

This review is for the Birra beers specifically - each one we had was delicious! We tried the Anne,…read moreFrancesco, and Ginette. The Francesco was a sweet beer that had a very nice vanilla flavour and a good mouthfeel, but was not overly heavy. The Ginette was a perfect combination of sour and hoppy. Both were fairly low on alcohol, which is helpful when you want to try different options! I thought their house beer was so good that I wished they had more of their own options on tap! I did not realize at the time that they were affiliated with La Succursale. The atmosphere was nice - lots of people enjoying their Friday evening. I really liked the wood bar. We didn't try any food, so I cannot comment directly on that, but the dishes looked good based on our view of the kitchen window.

I want to like Birra, heck, I want to love it considering how close it is to my place, but it…read morealways leaves me disappointed. The beer selection is pretty great and most of them are quite tasty, but the smell of varnish (?) from all of the wood is overpowering, the food isn't great and the portions are small, and the seats both inside and outside are uncomfortable. My biggest issue with Birra is the the service, it is consistently slow and never gives me anything close to a warm feeling. With so many other options in the area and the fact that they will not even allow me to tie my dog up to the outside of the patio so that he'd be sitting beside a planter and nowhere near people or the serving staff, I will spend my money literally anywhere else in the neighbourhood.

Yummy spot! Did family style and tried out various dishes. Easy to share and had so many favorites,…read morereally liked the duck platter and the eggplant. Came during lunch so it wasn't too busy. Service was pretty quick and the outdoor patio was nice to sit in during the day

I took myself out for a solo dinner date at Oncle Lee's. The interior is cozy and inviting and the…read moremusic wasn't too loud at all. Their menu is better catered to a group/family style so that you can share a few plates. I ordered the spicy sesame noodles and the sweet and sour eggplant. The noodles were tasty but the eggplant really stole the show. Very flavourful without being too salty.

Weather was giving fall glory this weekend in Montreal. I wanted to enjoy it with a burger, a beer,…read moretop notch fries, and a breeze on my skin. Found this place in a Reddit thread and the Yelp pics sold me. Huge beer spot - the dining room had multiple expanses all leading out to an inviting deck and patio area. Outdoors seating can be a miss for me sometimes since restaurants don't always include seating to fit a wide variety of bottoms but Vices et Versa nailed it! There were small wooden chairs and also long bench/pew seating as well as some smaller standalone benches. Perfect. The beer list was excellent - you already know I got the sour and my husband got a framboise. I knorrrr! My tarty fruity sour vibes are finally starting to wear him down muahahahhaha Ahem. Anyway. Food: I got the bacon burger with fries. He got the spicy chicken thigh sandwich with fries. Let's talk about those fries. Crispy outside, pillowy inside. Yeeesssssss. And Montreal serves them as they should be done - WITH MAYO!! The waiter even took one look at the half full mayo cup that came with my burger and said he'd top it off for me. He gets it. He gets me. I know this place must be rocking on a weekend - if so - 100% worth the wait. Fantastic. On street parking is plentiful compared to other parts of the city. But if you have the time, drink up and call an Uber.

Drinks were consistently good and well served. The food menu felt a bit limited, but still enough…read morefor light bites.

Dumplings are freshly made and you can tell by the skin. They make it at the front of the store by…read morethe window. I don't like steamed dumplings much because I'm particular about the skin but, this is probably one of the few-- if any-- times I actually liked it. Appetizers were also good. Spice is a Frenchman's level of spice (zero) Only complaint is that you can't really taste the fillings aside from the coriander. I could also see people not liking the vegetable seasoning (I didn't) though in this case, this is just personal preferences.

Being of Asian descent and tried numerous dumplings all over the world and in NYC, I do not approve…read morethis place. Not sure if they changed the flavor to cater to the French Canadian palate but this place was a huge disappointment. Got the pork dumplings and the vegetarian dumplings here and both was not good. The skin was nice and chewy however but the fillings was disappointing and bland. And the spicy soy sauce they gave was overly sour and just not good. My parents kept commenting how even the frozen dumplings we get in the Chinese supermarkets in the USA is better than this. Would not recommend

Great spot for a casual yet high-quality meal with friends or a date night. The menu has some…read moreamazing flavors, the presentation is 10/10, and the service is super attentive throughout the night. It is a bit on the pricier side and the space is quite intimate, but the overall quality makes it totally worth it.

The most adorable spot discovered through passport barista! It's called Pinocchio! It's small; and…read morethe aroma of fresh bake good warms you up. Since it's named after Pinocchio, their menu is named after the main characters from the beloved animation, like Blue Fairy, Jiminy Cricket, Figaro and many more. I was served by Kay! What a lovely person! When it wasn't busy, I had a lovely conversation with her. She explained me the story behind the coffeeshop' name. The shop's owner's father is in construction and he enjoys the wood. He loves the rustic feel like Geppetto, from the animation, hence the title of the shop. I took a delicious latte and the best ever almond croissant (it had lots of almonds unlike any pastry place). I highly recommend this beautiful, delicious and friendly place.

the best broth I have ever had, vegan or non. the service was very friendly and the environment was…read morenice. seriously AMAZING pho!

I'm so glad I found this place on my trip to Montreal! I've never had such great vegan Vietnamese…read morefood. The owner is a great lady who is very generous and friendly! It was so good I went back before leaving Montreal I would give more than 5 if I could.