Darn tasty poutine I must say. Brown gravy had a touch of spice. Cole slaw was mild and paired…read morenicely with my poutine. Nice outdoor space & great service.

I'm not sure if I was just really hyped up for this, but we honestly didn't like the Canadian…read morepoutine at all. The fries were soggy and tasted old, the gravy was bland with no flavor, and the cheese was just... okay. I guess it's one of those "Canada must-try" foods you check off the list, but for me, it's a one-and-done. Definitely wouldn't order it again. location was great tho!

Whenever I get to Montreal I find unique dining and this was the one for this trip. I absolutely…read moreloved this place. Service was fantastic. Many servers and waiters attend your needs. It's a modern ordering system where you order from an iPad and it was very helpful and comprehensive. You can order food and drinks and easily select your dietary restrictions (I have to eat gluten free). You can keep ordering in waves if you like which is what I did. I wish I took more pictures. I started with a soup and salad, the some sushi and then fried rice and some specialties like the beef carpaccio. When I ordered someone they could not make gluten free (imitation crab is not gluten free) they canceled it and came and told me). The have an all you can eat price you can take advantage of or order ala cart. The all you can eat is what I did and it was a great value (CA38.99) Will return again. The drinks were wonderful and the food was top notch. Among the best I have ever had. The sushi the freshest! The dining room was packed on Saturday. I snuck in late but reservations are suggested on the weekend.

We ordered a La carte The pieces were all about paper thin!…read moreI get ACYE places do that however we ordered a La carte and expect the pieces to be decent sizes. The wontons in the wonton soup were pretty much a ball of dough! I wish we didn't stay and wait to eat here!

I really like the variety that this place has. It's all vegetarian/vegan. You can opt for…read moreindividual meals they have like sandwiches and drinks or you can go for the buffet which charges you per pound of food. My friends and I went for the buffet after practice and it was perfect. The food was warm and we ate enough for the price. My plate was around $17 and I was very full by the end of it. The food is warm and delicious. Some stuff was missing since it was very close to closing but that's ok. I do wish the dessert was included in the price (it's a separate weight fee). The restaurant is big (the buffet is upstairs) so there's enough seating if you go with a group. It's always nice to add another vegetarian/vegan restaurant to my list of recommendations!

I really enjoyed most of the veg/vegan spots I visited in Montreal, but Resto was a nice change of…read morepace since they do buffet style. It reminded me of cities in Europe where this is very common (think Scandinavia or Switzerland.) It wasn't fully vegan but there were plenty of vegan options and they were all well-labeled. As is usual for a buffet, it's hard to not go too 'all-in' when you first start loading up your plate. Everything will look good and you want to try it all. The staff was really helpful when we arrived, explaining any of the little details about how their particular service works. And there was A LOT of seating, so this is a good option if you have a somewhat larger group. My partner and I got a view overlooking the bottom floor and outside and it was perfect.

Oh...one of those little joints that are lost among the multi level buildings of St-Denis, in Le…read moreQuartier des Spectacle,s but that you have to find. Look like nothing from outside, but inside, you will find a world of true authentic flavours. The staff and owner are truly friendly. he always come to see if everything is alright, at each table. I am vegan and eat gluten free and they have this soup that is "exactly like they buddhist monks eat"., he will tell you. I loved it so much that I went twice within a week. And even though I don,t eat animal products, I can tell the dishes seem all good and freshly prepared. To be discovered!

Bun bo hue was good. It was tasty yet lighter than the usual…read more Hu tieu bo vien was similar to pho, though they said it was different because it was made with juice from the beef balls. The soup was tasty & so were the home made balls which were bouncy. Soft boiled egg yolk ($1.99) had a great texture & was served in a tasty beef broth with a strong beef taste. Special dessert was not big but was cheap. It was good with a variety of flavours & textures.

I have had Chatime before at other locations. This Chatime was definitely not as good as the other…read moreChatime (back home in Vancouver BC) that I have been to. Price was standard Montreal price. Taste was a bit watered down. I got my usual roasted milk tea with grass jelly. I expected a strong roasted tea flavor but I didn't get that. Seating is only limited to what is outside of the bubble tea shop. Also the tables outside were a bit dirty. I also noticed that this Chatime doesn't just sell bubble tea. It also serves waffles and crepes. I came here after dinner and so I was too full to have a crepe. From the pictures, it looked descent.

Quality 3/5 Price 3/5…read moreTaste 3/5 Ordered a drink from this establishment. It was an underwhelming experience as the taste & quality was average!

This is not an exciting candy store and the stock looks old. The self serve candy bins offer a…read moredecent variety and you'll find plenty of Jelly Belly beans if that's your thing, but I've seen way cooler and more fun candy shops. I was specifically looking for some giant gummy bears and they had only 1 left, which wasn't that giant at all and it looked like it had been sitting there forever. There's also a Bilboquet ice cream shop inside, with hard ice cream and sorbet to choose from but it looked messy and unappealing. Flavors are hard to read, scribbled on a chalk board. If you're looking for ice cream, there's a shop right across the street that will prove to be much more satisfying.

Strolling back to the hostel, saw this bright pink candy store. Several kinds of gum balls, Hello…read moreKitty candy, suckers and fruit chews. I got a few cute funny gummies for my niece!! Over-easy eggs that smelled of butterscotch, cherry flavored fake teeth, tarantulas, and gummy flies. ***Bonus: They currently have a 15% off deal when you check in on Yelp.

New fuss-free ice cream joint in the Latin Quarter, offering regular ice cream and soft serve. The…read morestore just opened yesterday (August 8th, 2015) and is currently running an opening discount of 2 for 1 on any ice cream purchase. I had the vanilla soft serve, and my fellow Yelper had a blueberry cone. Didn't strike as special at all, especially with the Givrés a few steps away, but offers a quick, cheap alternative for frozen treats on St-Denis.

This restaurant specializes in banh-mi and is delicious every time. I also appreciate how fast the…read moreservice is! There are also sushi, chips, bubble tea and etc. That night my rideshare dropped me off close by; therefore, I could not say no to not going. This time I got the Nem Nuong but the Cha Lua and pate banh-mi is great as well. I find it a bit more "authentic". After 9pm, all the food in containers are 30% off. I forgot about that-got their at 9:03pm and a swarm of people rushed in. I am removing one star because I was charged for a 10 inch banh-mi but the lady used the 7 inch. Also, they are only $7.75!!!

My friend and I are from the SF Bay Area and found ourselves stuck in Montreal under unusual…read morecircumstances. We had been looking around for some food in the area, and my friend found this little banh mi shop. What a great find! The sandwiches had 7-inch and 10-inch options; we each went with the 10-inch and finished them quickly. My friend also got a spring roll and she said it was the largest spring roll she had ever seen. Service is fast and friendly, and the sandwiches are priced well (compared to banh mi's we get in San Francisco). I ordered the grilled pork sandwich (#5) and my friend ordered the #1 sandwich. I felt my sandwich could have used more meat inside, but the bread was delicious and the fillings paired well. The shop is quite small inside and seating is limited. They also heat your sandwich up so the bread has a nice crisp to it. Friend's Review: "Once you get to the middle, the ratio of bread to meat to veggies is good. The bread was super warm which made it enjoyable to eat."

The staff were really friendly when got there . They are bilingual and spoke English with us. We…read moreordered fried pickles which came cold. They messed up our orders and had to be sent back . They did bring back the right order but it took another 30 minutes. The overall experience was bad !! The waiter was rude and made excuses because they were busy. They even made a mistake on the bill. Check your bill . We been to there other locations and had a great meal and time . This was bad experience.

Montreal. One of my favorites meals in Montreal last visit was this delicious restaurant that…read moreserved homey plates -- a poutine with mushrooms; and a cassoulet that was insanely good made of Toulouse sausage, herbs and white beans, simple, classic, homey and memorable. From the outside it looks like a microbrewery and yes beer is made locally. And the beer pairings we had we had were very tasty as well. Service was a bit slow, as our waitperson was also helping the outside tables. All in all, it was great dining experience. We ended the day with a walk up the hill on Rue St. Denis, along ivies and neoclassical, Art deco, English, modern homes and buildings. Loved my meal at Les 3 and the beautiful neighborhood that hosts it. End of Yelp.