The poutine is the reason I keep coming back. The gravy is rich and the cheese curds are generous. The fries have this unique, slightly sweet taste to them that really works. It&#39;s a solid take on a classic.

The tuna tostada was so fresh, and the shrimp ceviche had a nice kick to it. The whole vibe in there is just really chill, with those big windows letting in all the light. Perfect for when you just want to unwind.

Tiny spot in the Old Port, which I liked. The charm is watching the chef make your burger right at the counter. My patty was cooked just right, juicy and not overdone. Fries were crispy. A solid, simple lunch.

The upstairs tea room is a lovely little hideaway. Grabbed a coffee and a croissant there last weekend. They had a nice selection of teas too, which I&#39;ll try next time. Perfect for a quiet break.

The churros were fresh and crispy. Really enjoyed the dulce de leche filled ones, the caramel wasn&#39;t too sweet. A solid finish to the meal.

Great spot in Griffintown. The branding and interior are really well done, feels inviting. Had a nice glass of red with the charcuterie board, a solid pairing. A bit on the pricier side for the portion, but a lovely little place.

The bomboloni here are the real deal. Custard filling is smooth, not too sweet. Nutella one is rich but balanced. Pastry itself is light, just a bit of crisp on the outside. That&#39;s what I come for.

Had a group event on the terrace. Emilie, the event manager, was super prepared and attentive. Everything went smoothly.

The espresso martini was spot on. The Mediterranean dips were really good, but I felt the portion for the price was a bit small. They did bring extra pita when we asked, which helped.

Decent spot for a quick lunch. The apple and brie sandwich was pretty good, fresh ingredients. They have a few solid vegetarian options too. It&#39;s a bit on the pricier side for what it is, though.

The salmon and hamachi sashimi were so fresh, just melts in your mouth. The fried rice was a nice surprise too, packed with flavor. A bit on the pricier side, but the quality is there.

My wife has celiac disease, so we&#39;re always cautious. The staff here clearly understood the protocols. She had the grilled salmon and a salad, no issues. It&#39;s a relief to find a place that handles this seriously. Makes dining out much less stressful.

Been coming here for years, and the soup dumplings are always on point. Juicy, savory, the wrapper never tears. That consistency keeps me coming back. The rest of the menu is huge, but honestly, I just stick with the classics.

Friendly staff, even with the language barrier. That seared yellowfish tuna burger though! The patty was perfectly pink inside, and the bun was nice and soft. The lemon tart was a nice, zesty finish. Ordering at the counter was easy.

The shrimp tempura was so good! The big windows downtown let in the best light for it.

A solid spot for vegetarians. The wood ear mushroom salad had a nice crunch, and the potato-eggplant-pepper combo was hearty. Their wine list is decent, but I wish they had more by-the-glass options for pairing.

Good for a group dinner. They handled our large table without any fuss. Service was prompt and the food came out together, which was nice. A solid choice when you need a place that can accommodate everyone.

The loft seating upstairs is a nice touch, feels more private. Grabbed a seat by the railing. Their house red was a bit young, but it worked with the steak. The piano was a nice surprise, added to the relaxed vibe.

The no-frills, classic diner feel is exactly what I was looking for. Grabbed a counter seat and just watched the place hum. It&#39;s simple, worn-in, and honestly kind of comforting. That long line out the door makes sense once you&#39;re inside soaking it up.

The mixed grill was good, but the portion felt a bit small for the price. The hummus was fantastic though, really creamy.

The staff here is always so quick and friendly. Anna and Sonia remembered my name from last time, which was a nice touch. Service really does make a difference.

Been coming here for years. Hugo&#39;s always behind the bar, and that&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back. He remembers my usual order, and his latte art is always on point. Just feels like a reliable spot.

Such a sweet owner, makes you feel right at home. The table d&#39;h&ocirc;te was perfect for sharing with my friends - we got to try a bit of everything. A really personal touch you don&#39;t find often.

Came here with a couple friends last night. The arancini with tomato sauce was so good, we ended up ordering a second plate to share. The slices are huge and you can really taste the quality. Perfect for a casual group hang.

Terrace seating is a plus, especially on a sunny day. Dog-friendly and right on the main street, good for watching the world go by.

Friendly staff and big portions. Got a free dessert for downloading their app, which was a nice surprise.

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