Tiny little Mexican épicerie in Hochelaga. Serves fresh tamales and empanadas. Surprisingly well…read morestocked for the space. Friendly owner and fair prices.

Chicken Enchiladas were very yummy. Even rice tasted amazing…read more Definitely going to be my favorite place in Montreal for a casual meal.

They have been around for a long time so I was expecting way better than what I got but still…read morewasn't bad. A bit bland but I mean maybe they were having an off day ?

Don't you just love discovering tiny restaurants that don't look like much but turn out to be…read moreamazing? That is what an experience at Restaurant Iris, an El Salvadorian restaurant is like. When you first enter it looks very plain but as we all know looks can be deceiving. It's a small operation. There aren't that many seats in the restaurant and there were only about two people working when we came by, one in the kitchen and one waiting the tables. That being said though they did a good job at getting the orders out in a reasonable time frame and dealing with other customers as they came into the restaurant. If it's your first time trying Salvadorian food then you should try pupusas which are amazing here. These can best be described as thick corn tortillas stuffed with filling. You're also supposed to add curtido and tomato sauce on top of the pupusa to dress it. Curtido is a cabbage salad almost like cole slaw. We ordered a bunch of different pupusas which included chicken, pork and cheese and just cheese. My personal favourite was the pork and cheese. We also got a pitcher of horchata, which is a milk drink that contains spices like cinnamon. This particular horchata was also quite nutty and very refreshing. For dessert we split a three milk cake and some kind of pineapple dessert which I can't remember the name of. I enjoyed the three milk cake quite a bit but I do wish that it had a little more of the three milk sauce. The other dessert consisted of a pineapple filling in some kind of cake. I must admit that this was the low point for me as I found it to be a little too dry. That being said the meal as a whole was awesome. Pricewise it is very inexpensive. I was blown away by how cheap my meal was. After tip I paid a little less than $13 which considering the quality and quantity of the food was a steal.

Came here for my puposas and horchata fix and went with their combo meal that had a variety of…read morepuposas and drink. The puposas here are THICCC. They're pretty heavy eating so I found myself getting stuffed pretty quickly. They're also quite good since they're pretty generous on the filling. Not the best puposas I had but nonetheless good. The horchata unfortunately was a miss for me. I kept mixing and mixing for me and it felt off. Perhaps it was rushed either way we left it half full in our "silent sign of protest". Place is easy to miss as it's located on a busy street. It's relatively unassuming. Waitress was serviceable but couldn't be bothered to talk with us beyond getting our order. Perhaps it's a language barrier issue.

The food was phenomenal! Everything tasted amazing even the spiciest of foods. The drinks were even…read morebetter, I think I have yet to find a better piña colada and sangria. The service was quick, staff was super friendly. The ambiance was actually really fun, the arts on the walls were beautiful and the music was so good that we were dancing in our seats. Update: my sister got food poisoning... Now I don't know if it was the food but she is sensitive to spices.

Stopped in for lunch late. Its was quiet and I was seated quickly. Friendly staff. I was surprised…read moreat the new pricing. They no longer offer free chips and salsa. You have to pay for that. The burrito was good. Bright clean decor. Lunch menu was limited. Enjoy

Nice chill place…read more Good food Extensive menu Excellent mole sauce Good place to come and relax, have a nice meal with a friend

I came across their food truck at Les Premiers Vendredis last week and was in a taco mood so my…read moreboyfriend and I decided to wait in line ( not going to lie, lineup was pretty ridiculous) The menu looked pretty good, my boyfriend ordered the lobster taco and I decided to go with the halloumi taco (their vegan option). Lobster taco was kinda average, it was 14$ for one taco which is really pricey and was not even that great. My halloumi taco was not bad but needed hot sauce make it more flavourful. I liked that they had about 20 types of sauces to add to your food, some were even homemade. Experience was good and the food was average, I wish the food was better, I mean we paid 22$ for 2 tacos...

Came here today and had such a great experience. The service was really good our waiter was super…read morenice and easygoing, which made everything even better. We tried the queso dip with chorizo and honestly... best thing ever. So cheesy, so flavorful. Then we had a mix of tacos...shrimp, birria, and al pastor and they were all so good. The tortillas were soft you can pick between flour, corn, or, nachos, everything tasted fresh, no misses. The manager was also really sweet and welcoming. The whole place has such a colorful vibe, and the presentation of the dishes are so beautiful. Check out my pictures. They also have deals during the week (Monday to Friday), which is a nice bonus. Definitely a spot that deserves more attention !

Tacochon is a fantastic spot! The tacos are bursting with flavor, and the atmosphere is super cozy…read more Perfect for a casual meal with friends!

Yummy burger, if a little on the spendy side. I suppose that the price is fair considering that…read morethey took the time to load their truck up and drive through Montreal traffic just so that I could have the street food experience, but $15 for a small cheeseburger, a bag of possibly homemade chips, and a shake is hard to swallow "for what it is" Maybe it's about location, location, location; their truck was parked nearby to three burger restaurants so despite their delicious burger it was nothing that couldn't be had elsewhere cheaper. If, on the other hand, they're parked nowhere near a burger joint and you're "jonesing" for a sandwich that Jughead Jones himself would love, then go eat their burgers; they're delicious.

I had their burger at the Jean Talon Market. Takes the prize for the most disgusting burger in…read moreMontreal. I threw away half of it. Gross.