I like Moretti's in Griffintown. It's a pretty good Italian restaurant. It's more expensive than DeVille but the food is much better and even though the seating can be a little close they play loud-ish music so you can chat privately. It's a fun spot with "beautiful people" in a supper club environment. Every date I've taken there has really liked it.
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I like Moretti's in Griffintown. It's a pretty good Italian restaurant. It's more expensive than DeVille but the food is much better and even though the seating can be a little close they play loud-ish music so you can chat privately. It's a fun spot with "beautiful people" in a supper club environment. Every date I've taken there has really liked it.
Hey buddy,Moretti, once renowned for its exceptional quality and delectable cuisine, used to be a true gem in the culinary world. They took their craft seriously, and their dedication was truly reflected in the mouthwatering dishes they served.
However, it seems that as they gained a regular clientele, their food has gradually lost its finesse and has become lackluster in flavor. I must say, though, that I agree with you when it comes to the ambiance and overall vibe of the restaurant; it is undeniably enjoyable, with the occasional sighting of service providers or even strippers.
Nevertheless, when it comes to the crucial aspect of food quality, I can only rate Moretti a mere 5 out of 10, compared to the impressive 8.5 out of 10 they achieved when they first opened their doors a decade ago. To make matters worse, even their once impeccable cocktails have started to lose their charm.
Sadly, it seems that Moretti will never quite recapture the greatness it possessed in its early days.
I'm looking at the reviews and it's pretty bad. Got any good recs?
Somewhere nicer for a picky SP
Hey buddy, When it comes to the nightlife in Montreal, I have a knack for knowing the best spots. Since you're seeking my advice, let me give you a detailed review of KYO Bar for better insight.
Kyo Bar Japonais
711 Côte de la Place-d'Armes,
Montréal, QC
H2Y 2X6
Located hidden beneath a popular hotel in the old Port, KYO Bar has managed to stay under the radar for quite some time. However, they are well-known for their exclusive range of traditional Japanese cuisine, including Izakaya fare and sushi.
Now, let's talk about the service. Personally, I've never seen the same waiter twice despite visiting every three months. It seems like they might have some administrative issues to address, the service is average.Nevertheless, the ambiance and the food itself are truly remarkable. Keep in mind that the basement location can make it quite noisy, but that's also part of its charm. It becomes an immersive experience with your date, as the noise brings you closer together and adds to the overall enjoyment. However, if you prefer a quieter atmosphere, I would recommend going early.
Speaking of food, the sushi at KYO Bar is exceptional. They also offer a selection of tapas plates that are both delicious and flavorful. However, I must admit that the food quality has slightly declined compared to previous years. It's a trend I've noticed with several restaurants that initially had great food quality. I can't quite pinpoint the reason behind this decline, but rest assured, the prices at KYO Bar remain reasonable and affordable compared to other establishments.
In conclusion, I highly recommend visiting KYO Bar, especially for a date night. Despite the minor issues with service and food quality, the overall experience is worth it. Just be prepared for a lively atmosphere and don't hesitate to arrive early if you prefer a quieter setting.
Thanks man, I gotta check this place out.
But have anything for a "safe" cuisine pick like Italian or French or a steakhouse
Are you asking me to write another review? Off the top of my head, when it comes to French cuisine, I would highly recommend Duc de Lorraine. Please don't confuse it with a coffee place and croissant. Same restaurant but their cuisine is truly exceptional and takes French gastronomy to another level. I would highly recommend it for a peaceful meal where you can enjoy some traditional French dishes.
As for Italian cuisine, I would suggest trying Da Emma for an authentic, old-fashioned Italian dining experience.
And when it comes to steak, popular choices would be Gibbies or Kegs.
India Rosa
1050 Wellington St,
Montreal, Quebec
H3C 0M1
I recently had the opportunity to dine at India Rosa in Griffintown , and let me tell you, it certainly lived up to the hype. Prior to my visit, I had heard nothing but positive reviews about this place, so naturally, my expectations were set quite high. Well, I can confidently say that I was not disappointed. From the moment I stepped foot inside, I was greeted by a decor that can only be described as a work of art. The ambiance was simply enchanting, with the aroma of authentic, mouthwatering Indian cuisine wafting through the air. This was no ordinary Indian restaurant; it had a unique American twist that added a delightful touch to the overall experience.
Let's start with the cocktails, shall we? It's not often you come across an Indian restaurant that serves alcohol, but this unexpected addition only added to the charm and created a distinct atmosphere. The cocktail selection was truly one-of-a-kind, featuring exotic drinks with a touch of sophistication. Each sip was a journey in itself, a testament to the attention to detail and high-quality ingredients used.
Now, onto the food. As I mentioned earlier, the cuisine here is an Americanized version of traditional Indian dishes. But let me assure you, every bite was nothing short of delectable. I opted for a variety of traditional Indian tapas, and each plate left me licking my fingers in satisfaction. However, the star of the show was undoubtedly the grilled lamb chops. The combination of tender meat and the perfect blend of Indian spices created a flavor explosion that left me craving more.
Now, I will say that the prices were a tad on the higher side. But let's be honest, if you want to enjoy authentic Indian cuisine without any unfortunate trips to the bathroom, you have to expect a higher price point. And in this case, it was worth every penny. The whole experience, from the incredible food to the stunning decor, was a true testament to their commitment to providing a memorable dining experience.
In conclusion, I absolutely loved everything about this restaurant. The concept of offering exceptional food, a captivating decor, and excellent service truly won me over. I wholeheartedly give it two thumbs up and would highly recommend it to anyone in search of an unforgettable dining experience.
1050 Wellington St,
Montreal, Quebec
H3C 0M1
I recently had the opportunity to dine at India Rosa in Griffintown , and let me tell you, it certainly lived up to the hype. Prior to my visit, I had heard nothing but positive reviews about this place, so naturally, my expectations were set quite high. Well, I can confidently say that I was not disappointed. From the moment I stepped foot inside, I was greeted by a decor that can only be described as a work of art. The ambiance was simply enchanting, with the aroma of authentic, mouthwatering Indian cuisine wafting through the air. This was no ordinary Indian restaurant; it had a unique American twist that added a delightful touch to the overall experience.
Let's start with the cocktails, shall we? It's not often you come across an Indian restaurant that serves alcohol, but this unexpected addition only added to the charm and created a distinct atmosphere. The cocktail selection was truly one-of-a-kind, featuring exotic drinks with a touch of sophistication. Each sip was a journey in itself, a testament to the attention to detail and high-quality ingredients used.
Now, onto the food. As I mentioned earlier, the cuisine here is an Americanized version of traditional Indian dishes. But let me assure you, every bite was nothing short of delectable. I opted for a variety of traditional Indian tapas, and each plate left me licking my fingers in satisfaction. However, the star of the show was undoubtedly the grilled lamb chops. The combination of tender meat and the perfect blend of Indian spices created a flavor explosion that left me craving more.
Now, I will say that the prices were a tad on the higher side. But let's be honest, if you want to enjoy authentic Indian cuisine without any unfortunate trips to the bathroom, you have to expect a higher price point. And in this case, it was worth every penny. The whole experience, from the incredible food to the stunning decor, was a true testament to their commitment to providing a memorable dining experience.
In conclusion, I absolutely loved everything about this restaurant. The concept of offering exceptional food, a captivating decor, and excellent service truly won me over. I wholeheartedly give it two thumbs up and would highly recommend it to anyone in search of an unforgettable dining experience.
Je ne suis jamais allé au India Rosa sur Wellington mais je connais celui sur Mont-Royal depuis plusieurs années déjà et je peux attester que c’est une excellente cuisine. Mon seul point négatif est que je trouve les portions un peu minimales.
I find the one on Mont Royal better actually, both the food and ambiance.
Un de mes préférés, je seconde! Ça fait un bout que je suis allé et je n'ai pas essayé sa soeur pizzeria. Merci de la suggestion!
Been looking for an Indian restaurant thanks.
Restaurant le godot sur wellington est le meilleur resto!
Discovered Shawarmaz on a recent trip, and it has been a go to quickie for me ever since. They are open till late, and can get randomly busy at all hours of the day, but lines move quickly.
I get the wrap, and the way they grill it to provide a crispy crunch, it really hits the spot. Wish I could get one right now.
Shawarmaz · 1340 Saint-Catherine St W, Montreal, Quebec H3G 1P6, Canada
âââââ · Midden-Oosters restaurant
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A bit random but my favorite since I was a kid is Daou. Lebanese. There are 2 of them. The best one is the original one Faillon/Lajeunesse and the other one is in VSL on Marcel Laurin.
Every single birthday I ask to go there (Going this weekend, my birthday is on Tuesday haha) It's not a fancy place but it's sooo good. There are pictures of Celine Dion & René Angelil everywhere. I guess they were patrons a loong time ago. LOL
Anyway, it's delish. Vegetarian options.
Also Chu Chai on Saint Denis used to be really good. But I haven't been in a long time.
Every single birthday I ask to go there (Going this weekend, my birthday is on Tuesday haha) It's not a fancy place but it's sooo good. There are pictures of Celine Dion & René Angelil everywhere. I guess they were patrons a loong time ago. LOL
Anyway, it's delish. Vegetarian options.
Also Chu Chai on Saint Denis used to be really good. But I haven't been in a long time.
Dunn's or Reubens on St. CatherineDiscovered Shawarmaz on a recent trip, and it has been a go to quickie for me ever since. They are open till late, and can get randomly busy at all hours of the day, but lines move quickly.
I get the wrap, and the way they grill it to provide a crispy crunch, it really hits the spot. Wish I could get one right now.
Shawarmaz · 1340 Saint-Catherine St W, Montreal, Quebec H3G 1P6, Canada
âââââ · Midden-Oosters restaurant
Yeah Chu Chai was fabulous when they opened. Never went back after the original cook was gone, I think she passed away and the daughter took over.
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