More of a 3.5 stars. The portions were big for takeout. The poutine is "small" according to the…read moremenu but it's a regular anywhere else so that's good bang for your buck. The food itself was a little lacklustre; the breading on the calamari had a nice texture but didn't taste much. The dipping sauce that came with it was delicious though. The half chorizo/chicken poutine was a little disappointing. The fries and cheese were good but again the flavour wasn't there in the sauce. The chorizo slices were good and clearly the chicken was superior. I'd go back for that chicken. For dessert, i got one Nata, it was pretty nice. The stars of the show though were the Bola de Berlim, huge donuts stuffed with pastry cream and covered in sugar. I had to stop at one but i didn't want to.

I really like this quaint Portuguese cafe. It is very warm and inviting, it feels very homey with…read morethe Portuguese music and Portuguese touches throughout the restaurant. The staff is extremely friendly. I actually found out about this place because my dad attended a high school reunion at this restaurant! So if it's good enough for a dozen Portuguese people it's good enough for everyone haha. Okay so the most important part, the food! The chicken combo is SO worth it, 24$ and you get enough chicken for a family of 4, rice or fries or both, and a salad. Everything was very tasty and fresh! I can't wait to go back and try their sandwiches and poutine!

A tiny hole in the wall with an odd layout…read more Satisfying food with huge portions at an attractive price. I was quite hungry so I got a Thai sandwich. (pork, beef and cbicken) a real steal at $4. I also got a chicken pad Thai which came with a crispy imperial roll (awesome flavor). The pad Thai was a bit to cloying for my liking. The chicken breast atop it was generous but lacked an amazing taste. I unfortunately heard the beeping microwave a couple of times wish is always unfortunate in a restaurant.

Very average place. Quite and cozy. Lunch was 13.50$ plus tip. They take credit card for anything…read moreover 10$. The portion was middle sized and the taste wasn't memorable. The chicken was all dark meat if that effects things for some. The staff was friendly and efficient. I may go back if I am in the area.

It might have been a stroke of bad luck, because the place was filled with a large birthday party,…read morebut this was hands down the *worst* service I've ever experienced. Ever! Nope, it wasn't actually bad luck - it was that they were understaffed for the event and the service at our table was the equivalent of abandonment. We didn't even get our menus for at least 20-25 minutes after being seated, and when we were finally able to order, our food didn't come for a very long time, almost to the point of us nearly walking out. In fact, the food came right as we were getting ready to leave. What this meant was that we sat staring at our glasses of water for an hour. Oh, they also have NOTHING to drink at this restaurant and I'm not just talking alcohol. It's a BYOB, which we didn't realize, but I would have been fine if they'd at least had some tea, juice or something, ANYTHING, to drink. Nada. Not one single thing. Staring at a glass of water, with an empty stomach, for an hour. Plus, our server couldn't care less. When our order did come, it wasn't our complete order - our server forgot to bring the rice that came with our flavourless tempura dish. The sashimi (we're talking basic slices of raw fish - no cooking required) took OVER an hour. That's a lot of knife sharpening... or something. Our server was not even remotely apologetic. Terrible experience overall, and the food was really not worth it. Definitely stay away from the tempura - really overpriced and tasteless.

Fresh sashimi, reasonable price and friendly staff, def one of the best sushi place in mtl.read more

I'm a huge fan of sesame for one reason....the poutine tao!!! It's my favorite poutine ever. The…read morefries are small an crispy, the sauce is tasty and theres's not too much do the fries stays crispy instead of the soggy shame poutine usually is. The lunch formula include a chouce of entree, the imperial roll might be the best choice. We also tried the tuna and mango bol. It wasn't in the same standard than the poutine. Some bites of tuna were chewier than others and the whole dish is unbalanced. Just take the poutine and enjoy. You don' t need to think twice.

I order the chicken general tao and it was delicious. The service was wonderful. Recommend to make…read morereservations before going. It was full of people.

A very small Asian fuzion in downtown ste-rose. You can easily miss it since it's inside a small…read morehouse, probably dated from when Ste-Rose was established. Because it's small, there's very limited seating. Walk in can be accommodate if there's place but there's a lot of reservation. It's also a bring your own wine place so don't expect any alcohol sold on property. We took the imperial rolls with general tao chicken and red curry and coco cream shrimp. Everything was freshly done and piping hot. The imperial rolls were greatly stuffed with veggies and came with a little carrot salad and sweet and sour sauce. It was good! Every plate are served with rice and seasonal vegetable. The chicken on the general tao was very tender and juicy and the homemade sweet sauce was very good. I really liked it. My girlfriend also really liked the shrimp. One thing to remember, they are in the hearth of old Ste-Rose which mean high price. Our meal with tips costed 91$.

First class quality, great service. General Tao was very good, a light breading, great vegetables…read more Seafood cream was also excellent.

Haven't been to Scores in over two years and I'm pleasantly surprised with their makeover! The menu…read morenow has a new look and feel--a matte finish and more sophisticated look. The salad bar which used to be $9.95 has now been revamped and called Le Grand Saladier and costs $12.95. The are now 4 kinds of soups available: Chicken noodle, Minestrone, Nacho & Cheese, Chili. New salads include shrimp, French green beans, kale, quinoa, pesto & sun-dried tomato pasta, Napa, egg & crab meat salads, and there are also the regular potato, egg, carrot, coleslaw salads as well. Tons of toppings including new ones like crumbled blue cheese, pico di gallo salsa, guacamole, cubed chorizo, etc. Gone are the kiwis, oranges, grapes and other fruits. Those are replaced by a single melon bowl and a bowl of whole apples. The rotisserie chicken plates have remained the same--tonight the chicken legs were unsurprisingly dry but the shoestring fries were crispy! We ordered baked potato but it came out weird and the waitress didn't hesitate to take it away and replace with fries. Service was great! Waitress was very attentive and pleasant even though there were a number of patrons. She even stopped by to chat and smile at a cute golden-haired baby. I liked the minestrone soup which I added grated cheddar cheese and soda crackers. Kale salad had a sweet dressing and mango pieces in it. I didn't like the Italian parsley flavored shrimp salad but that's just me not liking Italian parsley. I imagine it would've been killer good if they replaced it with chopped coriander and used lime! (Thinking about it, I might make that for myself at home instead!!) Overall, not a bad place for AYCE salad. And for only $2 more, what the heck--you might as well throw in the rotisserie chicken plate! I like the updated look. Good job, Scores!

After missing all the lunch time specials we decided let's give scores another shot…read more 4:15 pm not a single soul was in the parking lot I thought it was closed but little did we know that people were coming in zooming by 4:30 to get the early dinner. We ordered a burger with salad bar and the chicken with salad bar. The lady who served us was just leaving so told us another woman would take her place. Th burger was supposed to take 15 minutes to cook which was perfect so we could enjoy the unlimited salad and soup. We got up to get our soup and It was fantastic it was full to the rim not a single soul had touched it minus the waitress standing up eating at the computer. We decided It was time for salad and so we got up to make our plates, the waitress was bringing our food out even tho we were don at the salad bar ? So we returned with a bowl of salad and our plates in front of us, had to move our main dishes to the side so we could enjoy our salad. I don't know why she would bring us our food when it's just sitting there getting cold, unless they're trying to choose how much to eat and the soup and salad bar? She told me my burger would take long and it didn't, so besides that mess up the place was good better then our last experience.

Excellent food... beautiful small restaurant with a charming ambiance. A small hidden gem in…read moreMontreal. Good service.

Delicious all around, just relatively small portions for the price -- if you are getting take out…read moreto share, get extra rice! :)

Generous portions of great food also reasonably priced. Dumplings in peanut sauce and chicken in…read morepeanut sauce are great. Also chicken in fresh pineapple. Server was excellent and nice ambiance

We reserved for 14 people and they were very accommodating. The table d'hote special is 2 people…read morefor $35 and each additional 16$. This is a crazy deal. Everybody ordered something different and I tasted almost every dish. Hot and sour soup was good and so was the won-ton. Appetizer I tried the fried won-ton, crispy spinach, and spring rolls and all were good. The peanut butter dumplings were good but I found the dumplings very doughy. The curry was very good, tender chicken and nice vegetables. Asked for extra spicy and it was perfect. When you order table d'hote they give free rice and an extra plate of steamed vegetables. The general Tao is some of the best I've had in a long time. Crispy exterior and not full of fat or dough. There was a lot of sauce but it didn't soak the chicken but I'd order light sauce. A great alternative to the general Tao is the sesame chicken. Nice smaller pieces of chicken with a crispy exterior covered in sesame seeds. This is what I would order next time. The black pepper chicken was also delicious. I didn't like the Kung Pao, I found it lacked flavour. The lemon chicken is breaded like SooGuy style with a few slices of lemon. The shrimp dish was covered in a red sweet sauce and is a definite avoid. For dessert you have the choice of a fortune cookie or fresh fruit slices included in the price or deep fried fruit which I did not try. The best part it's bring your own wine! This restaurant exceeded all my expectations. The price was more than reasonable for a byow and the food was delicious. I'll be coming back.