Very busy at lunchtime. I would recommend the pizza. Been there couple times, good place to handout with colleagues and friends read more

Honestly, with so many cuisines and such a clean, well-lit establishment, what's not to like? I fit a chicken bowl from Chom Chom and it was delicious. Dining companion got a tofu bowl and claimed it was "fine." Great place for kids and families... stop by the strip club next door! read more

Le Central - The whole shebang - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Great fun place to go. Multiple restaurants. We got chicken vermicelli, onigiri, oysters, ramen and churros and they were all incredible. read more

Le Central - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

I always thought this was a bar or night club given the darkened glass. I went in for tacos but found poke! Surprisingly tasty and very healthy and satisfying if you get the large. read more

Le Central - Salmon and tuna poke over quinoa. - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Pretty good, would come back again. Had a good meal, some service issue, and I think though I wouldn't go back to the stall I went to, I would try another. I think there would be many other good options. Its kind of a cool space. read more

My friends and I were sightseeing and came to this spot to check it out. I'm still full my breakfast so I didn't eat much. But this place has over 20+ places to choose from. My friends decide to order a few items from Le Super Qualite, an Indian crusine place. My friends said the food was really good so I ended up ordering the wada pav myself. I agree, it was B-O-M-B! It has a ball of potato fritter with tamarin and other sauces. I love the umami flavor plus the crispy crunchy pieces around. I definitely wanted to try more things next time~ read more

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While visiting Montreal we look for places to eat different things under one roof. We (4) enjoyed food from different places and we all enjoyed. The service was great and the ambiance was very pleasant. Exceptional food options. I highly recommend it while in Montreal. Really close to other attraction, subway stops, shopping and Chinatown. read more

Le Central - Le Central food court - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Good food hall, Really good food and DJ First bar on right when you enter NO, NO. So so slow, cranberry and seltzer for my kids $14 each in highball glass (6 Oz and ice) Terrible cocktails, I mean TERRIBLE 2 Mojitos (not good at all) 1 glass of white wine, 1 Bloody Caesar (worst ever cocktail) 4 Mocktails (Cranberry & seltzer) $130 with tip, for total of 8 drinks Unbelievable read more

Five stars! I had the best pasta I have ever had here. It was tagliatelle bolognese. I bought a dish to share but it so was good I kept eating it myself. Whoops! We sat near an open door which added both a nice breeze and a quieter place to sit. Loved it. read more

So many food stalls to choose from inside Le Central. I saw Asian fusion, Mediterranean, Italian, Hawaiian and Vietnamese just to name a few. I especially liked the made to order churro stall with chocolate dip and nougat, yum! I'm pretty sure there are over 20 food stalls in total so definitely something for everyone. The vibe inside is minimalistic, clean and trendy with lots of good seating. A perfect spot for a bite if you are indecisive. Something will definitely catch your eye as you walk around. It was a tough decision, but Kame caught my eye for a late afternoon lunch. I ordered two small poke bowls which were quite substantial in size. Also a shrimp tempura snack which was very decent in size as well. The bowls had a good variety of shredded pickled carrot and mixed greens with seaweed salad and rice and poke salmon tossed in a vinaigrette and siracha mayo wow! The wait time was rather quick after placing my order. The only downside is that you have to order menu items as they are as they do not allow for customization. But no matter,as it was all delish and definitely a lighter healthy option. A fun place to grab an anytime bite! read more

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love le central theres so many options and the ambiance is wonderful however it does get very crowded !

The food and ambiance make it feel like your outdoors in an indoor place. The taste of the food was amazing!

Reminds me a bit of Time out market but without being attached to a mall. I like the area and a food court makes a lot of sense since there is always something to do around Place des arts and it adds a lot more options than just the complexe desjardins mall food court. They have a nice mix of options and price ranges are $15-$30 depending on what you order and from where. It can get very packed here on nights with shows or other events so it will become hard to navigate around and finding a seat for a big group will be a hassle. I find the layout of the merchants a bit strange because there are some that are hidden in the far back and there's no one way to do a tour of all the options properly because there can be a lot of people and there are many entrances which just means more people and lots of noise. They don't have a buzzer system either so you kinda have to wait for your food at the counter or sit and walk back to the place you ordered with your receipt within the time frame they told you. I've tried a handful of the stalls here and nothing has really wowed me so far except Le petit vibe (but they are sadly closed now) and trou de beigne (excellent doughnuts!!). I've also tried Ramen Misoya (a bit too salty and uninteresting broth in my opinion), the mac and cheese bacon poutine from Le gras dur (good but small portion for the price and the mac and cheese nuggets were just frozen ones). I will say despite how this review might seem, I do enjoy coming here. When it's quiet, it's a nice place to sit with a friend and catch up! There's something guaranteed for every craving and the space itself is nice and inviting. Plus you can walk around Place des arts after and check out the light installations in the winter and the street decorations in the summer (or a festival!) read more

Le Central - Ramen Misoya - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

We really weren't looking for a meal or even a snack, we were there just to take a look at one of the three food halls in downtown Montreal, Le Centrale. Le Cathcart and Timeout Market are the other ones. We had just spent some time enjoying the warm weather and sights within the Quartier des Spectacles and this place beckoned. Churros offers fresh-from-the-fryer churros. The long treats with serrated ridges, a bit denser than a cruller, are coated in sugar and had a nice crunch. They were served with a choice of dipping sauces. I had one of each: dark chocolate, salted caramel, dulce de lèche, and Nutella. The dark chocolate was intense and flavorful and the salted caramel highlighted the contrasting sweet and salty flavors; they were my favorites. Service was kind and professional. read more

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Something for everyone because it is an upscale food court with many cultural cuisines available, plus bars too. The communal tables are great for meeting friends, and the variety makes for good people watching too. When using maps to find a restaurant by name, it is super hard to find because they are not listed outside. If you are looking for local (French) food, there are crepes and poutine. I went for crepes, and unfortunately Milo was out of savory batter. So thus the deduction in a star. read more

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It has variety of foods, drinks, snakes, desserts, coffee and pastries. I stop for a little afternoon pick me up- it was near my hotel( literally across the street). I meant to come back to try some of the foods, but unfortunately they were closed on Sunday, Monday, and open at 11 on Tuesday ( my flight was 12) so didn't get to try it. read more

Le Central - Latte - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Le Central is an amazing place for a quick bite to eat when traversing Downtown Montreal, The food is delicious! Service was excellent and the environment was absolutely chill and welcoming. read more

This is a cool spot in Montreal! A market style eatery where you can order many dishes from different vendors and sit down in a central area. Perfect if you have a group of friends with different preferences for food. I tried the poke bowl from Kame, churros, and also a coffee. I would have also liked to try a pasta dish (there were a few vendors), but you can only eat so much. Good prices and friendly service. And also lots of seating with social distancing measures in place. They also require vaccination proof. Will definitely stop by again in the future! read more

Le Central - Kamé snack bar! - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

I love a place called Le Gourmand Gaspesie Incredible sea food Salads , rolls , bolls read more

I get that you're paying for the market-like vibe but the quantity of food is unreasonable for the price at Kamé. For the same price in a good quality sushi restaurant I got a bowl with twice the amount of food. To top it off, it turns out that 3 slivers of mango costs an extra $0.50 *raging inside*. The Centrale menu prices don't match the website menu prices--it's between $2-$4 more. Taste and quality were reasonable although my small HANAUMA BAY had at the bottom of the bowl a pool of oil. Possibly from the salad base. I also took the small Waikiki, which is snack sized bowl and the total with taxes came out to $32.19 for 2. I find this overhyped. read more

Le Central - Tuna Poke Bowl from KAMÉ - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Now THIS is a food hall! I stumbled upon Le Central when looking for another restaurant, and I'm so glad I stopped by! The food stalls were top notch, and there was an incredible amount of variety. I ate a crazy mix of food and beer from multiple vendors. The masala dosa from the Indian street food stall was excellent but very spicy, and I loved the look of the stall itself. I had excellent pizza, sandwiches, and ramen also - I feel like you cannot go wrong here! Overall, a great place to bring friends or a date. Highly recommended! read more

Le Central - Indian street food - excellent but very spicy - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Nice food hall in Montreal. We are Americans visiting from California. We love the newish food hall concept, and this one is very well done. There is food represented from all over the world, and the people working the counters seem very knowledgeable and proud of the food they are presenting. It's a big space with room to spread out. We went in the evening and the surrounding neighborhood seemed a bit dicey, but once inside, it felt safe, clean, and a great place to spend some time. read more

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Surprisingly diverse selection of international flavors in a hip and friendly food hall. Very good mixture of seating options from quiet nooks to wide open boisterous center court. read more

Ok this is an amazing food hall! What a great set of choices. I loved the tapas place. The donuts are to die for. And the poke bowl was divine. The little slices of pizza are heavenly, Only negative was the bahn mi Sammie at the Vietnamese place. I was here on a business trip and this place was convenient to my hotel but I recommend even to those who may be staying farther away. So much choice, and such good quality. Each food stall is its own restaurant and if you are with a group, everyone can get their own thing and you can meet up at the big community tables. Yes, gets a bit crowded for sure but a can't miss culinary experience in Montreal. read more

So Le Central is one of those Food Halls that are becoming oh so popular. This place does it right though and is so much better than the Time Out Market in the (Montreal) Eaton Centre, IMO. The space is big and all storefronts of the independent vendors have their own unique style, so it looks very eclectic. It reminds me a lot of Assembly Chef's Hall in Toronto. Meanwhile, Time Out Market looks very corporate, since all the storefronts look the same with the name written in the same font. Oh and I find the prices at Le Central much more reasonable than Time Out. Also at Le Central you can buy drinks from any vendor and many vendors even have a water dispenser with free water. At Time Out you can only buy drinks from the Soda Bar and I don't believe there is any free water. My husband and I had lunch at Le Central. He got the "Guédille de homard" (Lobster Roll) at Gaspesie Bistro Gourmand ($16). It came with fries. I got the 4 pieces fried chicken at Ho Lee Chix ($7) and a slice of Margherita pizza at Morso ($3). I had a bite of my husband's lobster roll and a few fries and they were quite tasty. It is something that I would consider ordering for myself. The fried chicken was absolutely delicious and I actually received 5 pieces instead of 4, whoo hoo! I love bonus chicken, lol. They were piping hot, so crispy on the outside and juicy and tender on the inside. The meat was boneless and lean with no gristlely bits. Thumbs up! I got to chose 2 dipping sauces and I went with General Tao and Peanut Butter and Jelly. Both were good, but the PB&J was certainly unique. It was like a peanut sauce with a fruity and sweet element to it. I liked the creativity. Staff were very friendly. The Margherita pizza at Morso was also great. I usually like thin crust, but the crust here is thicker, as it's Sicilian style pizza, but I still enjoyed it. It was basic tomato sauce with fresh cheese but very tasty. This vendor only takes cards and no cash. Most of the seating at Le Central is communal, but they have some smaller tables as well. I am looking forward to going back and trying out some other vendors. I love the mix of cuisines. They had Mexican, Italian, Indian, Portuguese, Thai, French-Canadian, Japanese, American, Fusion, and so many others. They had desserts like gelato, Churros and donuts too. I want to eat my way through it all ;) read more

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Writing this while sitting at le central in postprandial coma. Excellent food options in this dining hall. Friend and I shared the heirloom pizza from Heriloom and a crepe from Mili & Fine. Both were amazing and so fresh. Nice clean spacious dining environment. Love this place. read more

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Lots of choices. Fun to explore. Delicious. All of my family was able to find something they enjoyed.

What a fun vibe! We were going to a show at Club Soda, so we picked this for a meal beforehand since it's across the street. There were four of us, and we decided to get stuff from Emilia and Heirloom. Both places had fantastic food! We got some drinks at the bar at the end of the building, after walking around and getting a feel for everything that was there. There is absolutely something for everyone here, at all price points. read more

I really like the urban decor with the bright posters on the walls. The ambiance is casual with music playing in the background. The food stands are randomly dispersed through the space, which makes it fun to walk through. Since the dessert stands are near the entrance, perhaps grab them first, then go get a seat or order a meal next. And there's a bar downstairs. After ordering the meal, they will call the number on the receipt. I made the mistake to sit at the table and not hearing their call. Next time, I'll probably wait next to the food stand. This food hall is a great way for customers to discover new eateries. After having a delicious meal at Kamé, I would love to visit their other location in the future. Some of the things I am grateful for: There are hangers for coats. There are staff helping with the dishes and trays after the meal. The toilets have the Dyson Airblade tap with build-in hand dryer! I enjoyed my experience at Le Central and would definitely be back for more. read more

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Quick service with a variety of great food! Tried poutine for the first time here. It was an interesting mix of cheese curds and fries. read more

Le Central - Poutine - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Can't go wrong a little bit of everything. Many varieties of food and plenty of cocktails to choose from.

I love that Montreal went from 0 of these food hall concepts to 3 within a year (Time Out Market, Le Central, and the one that will be opening in PVM next month). Le Central got less hype than Time Out, so I was pleasantly surprised when I went to check it out on a Saturday evening. It is located near Place des Arts and M Telus so a key area that has been ignored in the past. The first time I went, I tried BabKesh, a Moroccan restaurant with a cute stall concept. Sharing is caring so I also tried Misoya for ramen (amazing) and Mignon for churros (drool). Bab Kesh was unique - I had never tried a Moroccan sandwich before, made with homemade bread (kind of between a bao bun and a pita bread) and braised beef. The harissa spicy sauce made it for me and I wish I had asked for extra of that sauce. The garnish salad was very bland in flavour so a stronger dressing or a garlic yoghurt-style sauce would've really made it more delicious for me. The owner was very nice, great service. Misoya blew my mind with their vegetarian ramen. They use shiitake mushrooms and miso to make an unbelievably tasty broth. Definitely worth a try. Mignon killed it with their churros. So fresh, smelled like heaven and the dulce de leche dipping sauce was excellent. During my second visit, I tried Ho Lee Chix and Bogado for unique flavoured ice cream. Ho Lee Chix has some tasty sauces and good chicken, but the miss for me is that they don't allow you to choose between white and dark meat... it's all dark meat. They also say it's boneless chicken but for me if there's remaining cartilage, it's not a pleasant eating experience. So for the fussy chicken eater, nay. Otherwise, you're going to love it. Got the vegetarian ramen from Misoya again... it's just that good. and finished my experience with a small ice cream from Bogado after sampling like 5-10 ice cream flavours! The raspberry red pepper and mango sorbets are delicious. I like the vibe at this food court, more laid back than Time Out. After I think it's 5pm, they darken the lights and pretty much every restaurant has a small line up. There are large communal tables in the main area or smaller tables out of the way in the back near the windows. Love the concept and will be back! read more

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Very well known Montreal restaurants are under the safe roof at Le Central. So far, I enjoyed my favorite Le Super Qualité kiosk, also I tried Bonita's Taco and Deli, Trou de Beigne and West Sheffield. Beside Trou de Beigne; I loved the food and drinks from each of the food kiosk. I cannot wait to try others. The place itself is beautiful and fun. The services at each kiosk is excellent. There are some days, you get witness live music. Last time, I was having a lot of joy to be the audience to a jazz group who were amazingly talented. Definitely, a great food court if you compare to Time Out Market or Le Cathcart. Can't wait for the next visit. read more

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Great choices and it's like a food court with various different types of food, drinks, and snacks/dessert.

J'adore cet endroit ! Il y a une énorme sélection de restaurants et c'est idéal avant d'aller voir un spectacle dans le coin ! Mon amie et moi y allons souvent ! read more

Le Central - Desserts Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Had to try it because similar concept places are popping up everywhere! If you're not familiar, it's basically an upscale food court with bar, and you can order dishes from many gourmet restaurants at once. We shared (and forgive me for not remembering the names of the places... but you will find them there is one of each style of food pretty much) : Salmon pizza -crisp crust, fresh smoked salmon and a creamy sauce. Reminded me of the salmon blinis brunch at Lemeac... 5/5 Marguerite pizza - crisp crust, generous toppings with different types of cheese. You can tell this is gourmet 5/5 Fish taco of the day was cod - carefully balanced with avocado and pickled onions. 5/5 it was INSANE ! Pollo pibil taco- again I was so impressed 5/5 Deep fried chicken and curry noodles From holy chix (or something like that )- so good. We had the peanut sauce and the spicy mayo sauce. Chicken was crunchy yet juicy. Noodles were nice complement. 5/5 Now you're probably thinking I'm one of those 5-star raters all the time. Nope, this place deserves the 5 star rating... food is great, ambiance is casual chic but very relaxed, and bonus : all of the above cost us less than $15 each... Time out you're next... read more

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So, I love a good good hall and this one is at the top! Such high quality and so much variety. I got a crepe, tuna tartare, and focaccia with zucchini and ricotta. We also had delicious beers and cidre! I wish I had more room in my belly because I would have kept ordering more. Sooooo many choices and such little space left in the belly! A+! read more

Loved this venue many dining options with something for everyone. Delicious wines. Tempting desserts - the churros were handmade and ridiculous tasty!! I had the Italian pasta and while it was quite a wait, it was worth it. Casual, fun and social!! read more

According to research, Food Halls are no passing fancy... in fact predictions say that the number of food halls are expected to triple from 2015 to 2020. The concept has ancient roots dating back to the second century with Trajan's Market, then Istanbul's Grand Bazaar market in 1461, London's Harrods in 1834, Boston's Quincy market in 1825, Seattle's Pike's Place in 1907 and the modern concept with the opening of Eataly outside of Torino in Italy in 2007. Case and point, Le Central, one of three major food halls in Montreal has opened (soft opening). Located at the counter of two historic arteries in Montreal, Ste Catherine and St Laurent, Le Central looks promising with its 25 restaurants, each with their own space, housed in a gargantuesque 22,000 square foot hall, capable of accommodating up to 900 people... also a sure hit being right next to Place Des Arts and two steps from music venues such a as MTelus (formerly Metropolis). So what are these restaurants? - Bab Kesh: Moroccan restaurant - Bagado: Ice cream, sorbets and chocolates - Bonita's: Tacos from the same owners as La Capital in Chinatown - Buddha-Station: Quebec City-based poke bowl and sushi - Camion Gaspésie: Maritime-focused food truck - Emilia: Portuguese grill and sandwich spot - Falafel Avenue: Modern takes on classic deep-fried chickpea patties - Heirloom: Neapolitan pizzeria - Kamehameha: Poke, Spam Burger and other Hawaiian snacks, and cocktails! - Le Gras Dur: Schnitzel, Burger, Poutine... - Ho Lee Chix: Chinese-leaning fried chicken from the owners of Le Red Tiger - Mignon: Churros, and artisanal Nougat or Candies - Mignonette: Tartare bar - Chez Milo et Fine: former Breton-style crepe shop - Misoya: Bishop Street ramen - Morso: Roman-style pizza - Pintxo: Spanish restaurant - Ragu: Italian stand - La République Démocratique du Jambon: charcuterie experts from Sherbrooke - Le Super Qualité: Petite-Patrie south Indian snack bar - The Standard: coffee shop - Thip Thip: Laotian restaurant also from Le Red Tiger's owner - Trou de Beigne: Little Italy doughnut shop - West Shefford: Craft brewery - Yannick Fromagerie: St-Jérôme cheesemongers In one sitting, we had the opportunity to try out noodles at Thip Thip, fried chicken at Ho Lee Chix, Ice cream at Bagado and Churros at Mignon... and yes we will be back to sample some more as more of these establishments open... Hope to bump into you! read more

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Great place for lunch downtown. Amazing selection with passionate restaurant owners. The quality of the food is great. The choices range from ramen, crepes to pintxos. There is also a bring your own food on the bar section. The ambiance and decor is modern and inviting as well as fun. It'll make you want to chill there for hours. The only thing would be price. Ramen soup with tip was 18$. Not the most affordable lunches but it's great if you're going to treat yourself once and a while. Still the quality is great and everything so far I've tried is delicious. Will be going back to try more places!!! read more

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