I would give zero stars. they delivered the wrong order and hung up when we called back. the food…read morewas as bad as the service. I threw it out this place is the worst

was wonderful. chef is so nice and good person. the best pizza in the world…read more we love the space. usually we go like group in 10 people.

I was visiting the nearby Atwater market and couldn't resist stopping in for a pre-dinner snack…read moreafter having heard praise for its poutine. The space was completely empty around 6 PM -- this is a small, local greasy spoon that opens at 4 pm but really does most of its business in the late night/morning hours. The poutines are offered in five different sizes ranging from mini to familiale -- I got the mini ($8.50, tax included) and it was the perfect portion for one (particularly if pairing with another item), with just the right fries, sauce, and cheese curd ratios. This was actually my first time trying an Italian (bolognese) poutine and I loved it and may very well gravitate towards it again in the future. Traditional poutine gravies can be very hit or miss to me and often too salty, but I really enjoyed the acidity from the tomatoes and the rich, comforting flavors of the ground meat in the sauce. The fries were warm and tender, while the curds had both good flavor and texture. I'd asked for the sauce on the side because I meant to take this to the waterfront to enjoy, but stopped a few feet from the restaurant to sample at peak freshness, and ended up demolishing it there in the space of a couple of minutes (including every last drop of sauce). Cash only and not much to speak of in terms of service, but your order is prepared right in front of you and it was nice to watch the woman behind the counter carefully package my takeout order and layer the fried-to-order fries and curds. Essentially, this isn't the kind of gourmet poutine you'll see recommended on a bunch of travel blogs, but it is pure comfort food, and Restaurant AA delivers on all the aspects you'd want it to.

Classic MTL style greasy spoon diner. We came for a late night snack and we're not disappointed…read morewhatsoever. Had a loaded sub and sampled their hand cut fries. The owner mentioned he has been there since the early 1960's. Prices are inexpensive. One of a kind. Delicious!

Verdun's new ice cream joint is everything you need and more…read more Besides the fact that they have a fantastic soft serve ice cream they have a actually menu filled with greasy goodness. The place has a lot of sitting inside and a little Terrasse in the front. They have about 8 different chocolates to dip and the best I've had are milk and salted caramel. The Place close at 11 the kitchen earlier as everything was sold out when we came for 10. Great little spot and clean with so much to offer.

On a quick afternoon return visit - it was hot and warm out - therefore time to try some Gelato. I…read morewas informed you can blend up to 3 flavours in one cup (3.50 plus taxes). The clerk combined a trifecta of butter pecan, with mocha and maple (the two later soy based) into a green semi-translucent plastic bowl. Coming with a monogrammed "Les Crèmeries Dairy King" chocolate square and half a round chocolate cookie wafer. Note: the banana Gelato is yellow so not full on Italian authentic, but don't get me wrong, it's still nice to have Gelato on offer. Now for the update as promised for the their namesake the Hot Dog. The steamed option for 1.50 was in a Lester's wrapper, so that's that, but it had more and a better than average coleslaw. They also have a toasted and Michigan option for 2.00 and 2.50 respectively, and good to know they now accept debit to pay. On another sunny aft it was pretty hoppin', so looks like word's getting around, "build a gorgeous space and they will come."

When you want a beer but the terrase is closed. Regular pub setting with all the McAuslan…read moreofferings. It is on the cozy side, so pretty intimate. They have a small pub-style menu as well if feeling snackish while getting your beer. Pints are 6/7$ and menu items range between 5$ to 14$ from light snacks to a meal type platter. Had both the chili and mac&cheese before, which were good enought to fill the hunger. The other items are nachos, cheese plate, onion soup and "pies". If interested, they offer "tours" of the brewery upon reservation upstairs where you will get a bit of the history of the brewery as well as a sneek peek of the factory before getting a sampling of the main beers.

So besides the amazing size terasse is there any other reason to come here ?…read more Decided to try this place out because well all the terasse around here are meh and wanted something large and awesome. We got nothing more then that. It's self serve and I get it because the place is HUGE. You would need 5 +waiters/waitress to keep an eye on Everyone. Nobody wants to stand up waiting for beer when you come to kick it and relax in the sun. Food Hamburger= 9$ .. (no sides) Dry. Veggie wrap= around same price & cold Cauliflower salad=7.50, went in the garbage. You are better to stuff your belly down the street before or after because it's not cheap to eat here and you won't enjoy it both Taste wise and money wise. Beer is good, two pints of pale ale $12.00 Nothing I haven't heard of so price I'm used to. If I were you order pitchers and leave it on a shady table on the terasse because getting up to get a beer sucks and you'll keep your beer cold. Would 100 percent come back just wouldn't eat anything and would stick with pitchers. Also after 5 it gets busy so come quick.

Cash only. Super casual. Montreal institution since 1912. Service was kind. Food was made to order…read more Fresh and hot. The fries were made from real potatoes (with skins!) and were very crispy. Really hit the spot at 12am when we arrived late at our hotel around the corner.

Just a cool place that been around since 1912 always my stop when in Montreal nothing fancy just…read moresimple food FYI Cash only!

greenspot has been serving montreal comfort food since the 1940s, back when a hot dog cost just 20…read morecents. decades later, it's still a true montreal institution, holding onto its old school diner charm with vintage touches, generous portions, and the kind of friendly service that makes you feel like you've stumbled into a neighbourhood favourite that's been around forever. walking into greenspot feels like stepping onto the set of diners, drive-ins and dives, the kind of classic diner that has survived generations by doing simple, comforting food really well. we stopped by around 2:30 pm on a friday as a party of three and were lucky to grab one of the last available booths. seating is tight, and it's easy to see why the place stays so busy. many customers seemed to be grabbing their meals to go, while the dining room had a steady stream of people coming and going. wanting to try a couple of montreal classics, we asked our server, nicholas, for his recommendations and ended up ordering the small bonheur d'occasion and the jumbo platter. the bonheur d'occasion was pure comfort food. a generous pile of fries was topped with sautéed peppers, mushrooms, onions, rich gravy, and fresh squeaky cheese curds. every bite was savoury, hearty, and satisfying, while the fresh curds delivered that unmistakable squeak and creamy bite that makes this style of dish so enjoyable. the jumbo platter was equally generous, loaded with montreal smoked meat and classic diner sides. if you've never had montreal smoked meat, it's cured with a blend of spices before being smoked and steamed until tender, giving it its signature smoky, peppery flavour. the fries were a little softer than i prefer, but the vinegar based coleslaw and crisp pickle added a welcome brightness that balanced the richness of the meat. the menu is extensive, with everything from all day breakfasts and burgers to hot dogs, smoked meat sandwiches, and other diner favourites. whatever you order, come hungry. the portions here are no joke. there were a couple of nostalgic touches i wish we could have experienced. the tabletop jukeboxes no longer work, and unfortunately, the milkshake machine had broken down earlier that day. apparently, our timing was just unlucky, so hopefully it's back up and running soon. what really made the visit memorable, though, was the hospitality. everyone was welcoming, and nicholas took the time to chat with us, answer our questions, and recommend dishes without making us feel rushed. that kind of genuine service is becoming harder to find. greenspot isn't polished or trendy, and that's exactly the point. it's a place that has stood the test of time by doing what it does well: serving hearty comfort food, generous portions, and warm hospitality. if you're looking for a taste of old school montreal, this is one stop that's absolutely worth making.

The food was good, just I found it on the pricey side. 62$ for a family of 3. Cheeseburgers and…read morefries with drinks. It's a montreal staple it's been around for years. I hadn't gone back since I was a kid and frankly it wasn't anything that special. Not for 62$

Great poutine I asked for it to be all separate as I like…read morecold curd cheese. Delicious

Excellente poutine, peux facilement compétitioner avec la banquise à mon avis…read more bonne frite, bonne sauce et excellent fromage en grain, et excellent boeuf haché. uns des bonne poutine à Montréal !! Excellent poutine here can easily compete with l Banquise imo. Good homemade fries, good sauce and excellent curd cheese, beef meat was also excellent. One of the goid poutine in Montréal.

Old school snack bar with nouveau-retro decoor. For my…read morevisit, I ordered a trio. Very good poutine: tasty sauce and abundant fresh, squeaky cheese curds. The French fries were double-crisped, skins on; but then I visited at peak supper hour. Decent hot dogs. Typical so-called Montreal "all-dressed" with ketchup and relish being optional. Chopped onion and cabbage toppings, crunchy and not marinated. You can pick your own soda from the fridge, or somewhat diluted fountain drinks. All this for around CDN $14.50. Fast and somewhat friendly bilingual service. Recommended.

I ordered a steak and pepperoni sub. In my instructions I listed, no tomatoes, peppers or sweet…read morepeppers. I open the container and first thing I see, tomatoes slices in the sub. What if I were allergic and the contact of the tomatoes on the sub was enough that I could have a mild allergic reaction? What if I hate tomatoes to the extreme? Why ignore the customer's instructions? This is not acceptable. And not the first time. But it was the last time.