Amazing Papusa but they're salsa and dip nachos is a joke. It's grocery store jar salsa and cheese…read moresauce with stale tortilla chips.

They do Mexican, Colombian, Guatemalan and Salvadorian food right…read more Prices are good. The staff are attentive and personable.

Excelente restaurante venezolano en Montreal. El menú es bastante variado y típico de la…read moregastronomía venezolana, con opciones para todos los gustos. Las porciones son generosas y los precios son muy competitivos en comparación con otros restaurantes venezolanos en la ciudad. La atención fue muy agradable, y la ubicación en Rue Saint-Denis es muy conveniente. ¡Sin duda vale la pena visitarlo y disfrutar de sus deliciosos platos!

Very good and the prices are not that bad. The food is tasteful. Good place to have a very informal…read morebrunch. Good service

I've only had their barros luco sandwich but it was delicious!!! It's like a mini hamburger but…read morewith avocado and melted cheese instead of the usual lettuce, tomato, etc. The beef is pounded on to make a flat disk and then the whole thing if put in a soft yet crunchy-isn bun. Staff is super friendly, cash only (this is fairmount after all), and lots of seating if you're going to eat in.

The food is good, but not great. A bit over priced for the quality, but this is Le Plateau…read more Service is friendly but a bit slow. I will keep visiting this place no doubt, but for the record: There is a couple of places that serve better empanadas in this city.

Horrible service they made me and my family wait 45 minutes never bring the food the waitress iso…read morerude she looks like she owns the place thats why she dont give a.. importance to the costumers... dont come to this place they have a huge terrace but they are not capable to handle it, what a horrible experience for a fathers day, but they dont care about costumers they just want to take your money from your pocket... one star would be to much for this horrible place and horrible costumer service and the poor capacity from kitchen and whole staff to handle a "restaurant" that looks more like a cheap cafeteria ... bad bad but i have to give ONE star because the app ask to leave it...

Terrible service, worst I ever had , food was ok but that kind of service forget it , you can find…read morepupusas as good or better (with much better service ) and how disgusting the bathrooms were. Never again !

Had a very big group and they got our orders out instantly…read more Food wasn't my type but it was still really good and people who did like this type of food went to town. 10/10 would come back

One of the highlights during my foodie adventures in Montreal. Arepera serves quality meat and…read morearepas for a reasonable price. I devoured there beef pabellon (with no cheese), which came stuffed with plantains as well. Not only was the arepa delicious, it was matched by amazing and friendly service.

Petit comptoire offrant des enpanadas très originaux, frit ou cuit…read more J'ai goûté a la version chillienne union mixte. J'ai adoré le enpanadas au boeuf et patate frit. croustillant et savoureux la marinade du boeuf est hérésistible.

Fully enjoyed the hospitality and food at this restaurant serving Cuban and Columbian dishes. The…read morespace and menu is well prepared for events and family dinners. The menu had many options which catered to family style meals. We were a small group so we chose to try out a few of their appetizers which were sized on the larger end of the spectrum. We had chicharron that were crispy and succulent. Are pas that accompanied the beans and tasty grill fired chicken. What was beyond at this place was the hospitality. The woman who served us was warm and generous. She was patient too since I was trying to a speak my broken Spanish with her and the other man serving us. They both were encouraging in the endeavour. I would definitely recommend this spot for groups.

It was empty when we walked in but those places can end up being the best, and this place did not…read moredisappoint at all! Price was a little high, but u get a rly good amount of food. The food was nice and simple, but not too simple where u could recreate at home!

We walked in here randomly craving pupusas and we had no idea what to expect…read more What we found was some of the best Salvadorian restaurants in Montreal. Very well made, delicious and moist pupusas and great speedy service. We will return to try much more of their very long menu

Amazing authentic Salvadorian food. The pupusas are fresh and super moist. Everything we took was…read moredelicious. The service very quick. Take note that it's cash only.

We had just finished at the Jean-Talon Market and happened to walk by this Mexican grocery store,…read moreso we decided to stop in and see if they had agua fresca or horchata. They didn't have drinks, but we noticed a hot food section on the left side and even spotted churros and tres leches. The grocery store itself is a good size, carrying fresh produce, plenty of Mexican staples like beans, chilies, tortilla, and a wide variety of candies. The lively atmosphere stood out too--they were playing upbeat Mexican music, and most of the shoppers and staff were speaking Spanish, which added to the authentic feel! This reminded me of Fiesta, the grocery chain in Texas!

Third stop of my taco-filled easter weekend. This was recommended by my sister so I decided to pay…read morea visit on easter Monday! I grabbed the pork tacos and 2 tamales (1 sweet, 1 savoury). The sweet tamale was quite... interesting, my boyfriend wasn't a fan but I didn't mind it, although it wasn't my fav. The savoury tamale was hearty and filling! The tacos were spicé but so so flavorful and yummy! I can see why it is my sister's favorite spot for tacos. These were a wee bit more pricy than Impac Tacos' but I would say Sabor Latino's portions are much bigger and more filling. Would def come again for some tacos, I wish they had more options and choices tho!

Finally was able to try Restaurant El Chalateco, a Salvadorean spot. The servers were all warm and…read morewelcoming. They have 6 combo deals ($11.00 to $16.49) if you order before 5:00pm and you get to choose your pupusa/tamale/drink. - Curtido and salsa roja - salsa was thin, watery style - Platano con crema ($4.50) - decent but could have been crispier and more caramelized - Combo #3 ($16.49) - 1 pupusa (de chicharron), yuca con chicharron and a drink (guayaba). Yuca was excellent and came with several chunks of fried pork - Combo #6 ($12.50) - 1 tamal (pollo), 2 pupusas (revuelta and de queso y espinaca) and a drink (horchata). Pupusas were tasty. Chicken tamale was moist and fluffy. Horchata was nicely spiced

Seems to be a really authentic spot!…read more The papusas are cooked great, large portion for $3. I got the queso and the pork + beans, both were very tasty! How are these not more popular? Don't skip on the plantain and sour cream starter!! They give you a WHOLE giant plantain that's been cooked to super sweet and velvety perfection. I love these and they're really hard to find! This is now a super favorite spot just for these. Had the chicken breast plate which came with a large salad and rice + beans. The rice was super good, cooked way better than most places. The chicken had some spices on it but there wasn't anything too special about the plate. They have a lot of authentic drinks too, my favorite is Horchata which was spiced just right. Cinnamon and maybe some nutmeg in there. Perfection! The staff was very very nice too, although a bit slow at the end when waiting for a box. At the register, we striked up a conversation about plantains which was enlightening. I'll definitely be coming back for more papusas and plantains.