Personally I think Tardes Caleñas is the best Colombian restaurant in the Montreal region: small,…read moreauthentic, good Ingredients and price is affordable. Being a Colombian is the best I've found so far, their empanadas are excellent! The restaurant itself is small with authentic Colombian decor, if you are a big group make sure you have a reservation. Will definitely (already have) come back!

one word to describe this place HORRIBLE !…read moreWaited more than 20 minutes for the food to be served, once me and my mom got our food the server forgot my dad's order, after 45 minutes waiting my dad finally got his food BUT the FISH was still frozen. Disgusting service, and they still charge full price. don't waste your time or money here !! there are better Colombian places than this.

Petit endroit où on peux trouver de la bonne nourriture péruvienne sur la rive sud de Montréal…read more J'ai trouvé ce restaurant grâce à Yelp, je n'espèrais pas trouver un resto de ce calibre à Saint-Hubert. Mon Lomo Saltado( sauté au boeuf) était excellent et je ne pense pas que cela aurait été meilleur au Pérou ou bien cuisiner par ma femme qui est d'origine péruvienne. C'est seulement un comptoir pour emporter mais ça vaut la peine d'y passer car le nourriture est excellente. Small place where you can find good Peruvian food on the south shore of Montreal. I found it thanks to Yelp. My Lomo Saltado ( stir fry beef) to go was excellent and I didn't think you can find a better one in Peru( my wife is Peruvian). It's only to go but it worth it as the food is excellent.

Fantastic fries, honestly. You can eat them cold out of the fridge and they still have crisp AND…read morecrunch. That's a very rare quality. Chicken was fantastic and rich. Green sauce was great. The whole meal was great. But even if you just wanted fries, take them home and crisp them up a bit more on 450 degrees, and you have some phenomenal fries!

We stopped here for a quick snack and refreshments (margaritas). It was a pleasant place, in a very…read moreconvenient location! The service was good and the food was tasty!

We had been walking in the old town Montreal area, we actually passed this restaurant, and we…read moredidn't think we'd be stopping by here for lunch. But, we were hungry, and actually heading back to where we came from, but nothing looked good to us. We stumbled upon the Restaurant Sabrosa and ate there. This turned out to be an excellent decision! In the midst of French-speaking Montreal, it's funny how Spanish, and Mexican food, can make an American feel 'at home.' The restaurant was on a corner and was comfortable, even cozy. We both ordered tacos - me the al pastor and DH the beef. The tacos were excellent, and so was the service. "Those were good tacos! One of the best!" was what I posted on my FB. To top it off, we were given a complementary dessert in honor of our 50th wedding anniversary!

I went here for breakfast in Montreal and the cachitos were fresh and delicious! The service is…read morequick and the cachitos were warmed up so they were nice and hot. There was also a dipping sauce that added to the flavour. As well, there is very minimal seating, so it is best to only bring a small group if you are dining in or get takeout.

Venezuelan food?! In Montreal?! Say less…read more This is a hole-in-the-wall bakery offering cachitos, a Venezuelan savory pastry usually filled with ham and typically shaped like croissants. They seemed to have some indoor seating, but we ordered at their outdoor window -- it reminded us of the South Florida 'ventanita' culture. It was a lovely experience. We stumbled upon Cachitos while walking around Montreal and had to do a double-take. The place's name wasn't in French, and upon closer look, we saw that it was a Venezuelan spot. Needless to say we had to try the food. As someone raised in Miami, I have somewhat high standards for Latin cuisine, and Cachitos' food did not disappoint. They had an extensive menu of different cachitos, everything from the traditional ham and cheese to guava-filled ones (which I regret not getting). We went with the traditional ham, and it was delicious! You could tell it had been freshly baked. It was so warm, and every bite just took us back to the street food in Miami. It was one of the best fast-food Latin pastries I've had in a while. It came with a sauce side, making for the perfect pairing. The one thing I wish they did differently? Adding prices to their menu. I had no idea whether we would pay $10 or $3 (we ended up paying $6 for one, a fair price for a hearty snack).

Tired. Walked about eighteen miles this day. Need to cool off, rest my feet, decompress. Thankfully…read moreI stumbled upon this spot. A medium size space with high ceilings and a big stage for live entertainment. A large group was enthusiastically enjoying themselves when we arrived and sat at the bar. We were greeted by multiple employees and given time to make our beverage choices. After ordering beverages we were presented with a delicious little amuse-bouche of home made fried tortilla and refried beans. I have no idea what they do to this dish, but I want more! We were asked if we would like to order food. The answer is 'yes!', but time does not allow. :( I wish we had time to eat here, or to return for a meal, but we didn't and I regret that. Definitely a spot to return to on our next trip! Very glad we stumbled upon this spot. If you enjoy Latin cuisine, give this spot a try.

Nice outdoor seating area. Service was good. We only had drinks - the sangria was perfect for a…read morehot afternoon.