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.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.
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.




