Rumples, I have tried La Matraca and I concur, it's great food and quite reasonable price wise as well. Love the pastor taco' s there. If I recall they don't accept credit-debit cards there so best to have cash readily available if you go. Haven't tried the other couple places you mentioned, but I will certainly put it on my to do list when I head back to your wonderful city.
Restaurant thread....the best place to eat...Where!!!
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Rumples, I have tried La Matraca and I concur, it's great food and quite reasonable price wise as well. Love the pastor taco' s there. If I recall they don't accept credit-debit cards there so best to have cash readily available if you go. Haven't tried the other couple places you mentioned, but I will certainly put it on my to do list when I head back to your wonderful city.
DALLA ROSE
4609 Rue Notre-Dame O are famous for their homemade ice cream sandwiches. They also offer a vegan one
When my brothers are coming visiting me from Italia they go to Adamo Pizza. I prefer the Marinara at Pummaro on
4609 Rue Notre-Dame O are famous for their homemade ice cream sandwiches. They also offer a vegan one
When my brothers are coming visiting me from Italia they go to Adamo Pizza. I prefer the Marinara at Pummaro on
5205 Sherbrooke St. W.
Yeah, that place is awesome! In the summertime they set up a nice patio on the street. They also block off a part of the sidewalk. Haha ... I recall the waiter dodging pedestrian traffic on the sidewalk when going back and forth between the restaurant and the outdoor patio. This is comical when he’s carrying several plates of food ... :lol:
DalilaD, your right DALLA ROSE is the ice cream paradise in Montreal. A lot of places tries to surf on foodie trend, made fancy -funky ice cream without taste. But Dallarose has the real talent and the passion !
Their roasted pistachio flavor are just out of league.
Their roasted pistachio flavor are just out of league.
Mechant Boeuf has Wagyu sliders, although in Canada they call them mini burgers and not sliders:
http://mechantboeuf.com/menus/MB_MenuAlaCarte.pdf
I was there a few years ago and had a monster burger with bleu cheese. It was a minimum 10 ounce burger, possibly 12. Biggest burger I was ever served in my life. They are grinding their meat in house and I assume they do with the Wagyu as well.
http://mechantboeuf.com/menus/MB_MenuAlaCarte.pdf
I was there a few years ago and had a monster burger with bleu cheese. It was a minimum 10 ounce burger, possibly 12. Biggest burger I was ever served in my life. They are grinding their meat in house and I assume they do with the Wagyu as well.
There’s a place in the east end of the city called “La Belle & La Boeuf Burger Bar” and they have huuuge burgers on the menu there. Their EPIC burger is ridiculously huge. They also have a nuclear/toxic burger where they make you sign a non-disclosure agreement before consuming it in case you try to sue for related ulcers and/or burns that will occur as a result of eating the burger ... :lol:
http://www.belleetboeuf.com/en/menus/starters-mains/
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sliders&=true
We used to go to White Castle and say “ give me 6 , and tuck the tails “ ( Rat burgers )
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Smuler
I've been to both. (Well, Roberto a bazillion times.) They're both very good and very different. Dalla Rose works with unique flavors of their own design, while Roberto sticks to the traditional.
However, there is only one gelato place in town that would hold its own on the streets of Florence and that's FCO di Fiumicino at 451 Viger near Square Victoria. While the others are good, they aren't even close to FCO. (And by the way, they also have the best pizza in town.)
Don't know about wagyu, but the best burger I've had in Montreal is at Le Hachoir, corner of St. Denis and Rachel. It's a little bigger than I'd like, but they grind the meat to order and it tastes like it, fresh as fresh can be. Their fries are also second to none.
Just hit the jackpot, got offered a job in Coquitlam BC and the apartment they rented me is in the middle of the Koren Village.
I have been to a couple of Korean eateries in Montreal and Alberta but nothing compares to this. I know this is a little off topic but so pleased I had to share.
Continue with your day.
I have been to a couple of Korean eateries in Montreal and Alberta but nothing compares to this. I know this is a little off topic but so pleased I had to share.
Continue with your day.
Last time I wa here was 25 yrs ago,what a change. Gas here is $1.559.
Anyways, I will be heading to a Korean BBQ place tonight. Got a 6 month gig so I should be able to stuff my face full of Korean food for awhile.
Probaby, just got here last night and will do some searching when I settle a little. Will report.
Have you try the local microbrewery Saint Ambroise terrasse along the canal in Saint-Henri ? I went with a lover this week and I suggest the pamplemousse (grapefruit) IPA :love:
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