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Quebec, Canada Food Guide: 7 Grill food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Saint-Lambert
Find out what Grill restaurants to try in Saint-Lambert including CRU - Bar a Huitres, Maggie Oakes Brasserie, Gibbys, Ikanos, ZIBO! Griffintown, L'Auberge Saint-Gabriel, Porto Mar
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7. Porto Mar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Located in a beautiful historic building in Old Montreal, Porto Mar is an ideal spot for business meetings, casual encounters and special events. The menu offers a variety of traditional Portuguese dishes including fresh fish, seafood and a choice of gril
Reviewed By ivanski
Beautiful restaurant housed in an historic building - gorgeous and impressive⦠We ordered the tapas plate that included sardines, shrimps, calamari and chorizo⦠it was excellent! You must dip your bread in this aromatic oil⦠oh so good! We both had fish - the salmon was a little disappointing - the cod was a lot better and their fries are fantastic! It would be a shame if you donât have their traditional pastel de Nata - warm and crispy - Superb! The service was attentive and friendly which made our evening memorable.Thank you so much for the great review! We are so happy you enjoyed our cuisine and service and the beautiful historic building we are in. We look forward to serving you again. Cheers!
6. L'Auberge Saint-Gabriel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 491 reviews
Premiere auberge dâAmerique du Nord et premier debit de boisson legal au pays, lâAuberge Saint-Gabriel a deja abrite lâimprimerie du journal Le Patriote et meme un poste de traite de fourrures avant de devenir un des hauts lieux de la gastronomie quebecoi
Reviewed By BASTripper
We were a group of 21 people, a restaurant's challenge. L'Auberge Saint-Gabriel met the challenge with elegance, graciousness, speed and delicious cuisine. They suggested that we choose from a prix-fixe menu, but were happy to substitute anything off their regular menu. I had halibut tartar, Cornish game hen from the fire spit and skipped the incredible desserts. The halibut was the most wonderful mixture of fish and tropical fruit, memorable. The Cornish game hen, were tasty, but I think they were on the large size. Others in our group enjoyed the cauliflower, also cooked on the spit. That looked marvelous, served in a sauce with garbanzo beans. It's a beautiful restaurant...I would go back for sure.
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5. ZIBO! Griffintown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
ZIBO! Restaurant-Bars offer a mouth-watering California cuisine featuring salads, pizza, pasta, grilled dishes, fish, succulent desserts as well as a generous wine list. Whether enjoying a drink at the bar, a meal in the dining room or in a private settin
Reviewed By Softball_nut
After arriving in Montreal we checked into the Hotel Alt and wandered outside to find dinner. Three restaurants are right there and we picked Zibo. Had a couple of cocktails, pretty decent Mojito. I had the tuna and my wife had the sea bass. Tuna was perfectly cooked, that is to say just barely. Decent portions and beautiful presentation. Sea bass was excellent as well. Seemed kinda pricey, but as we soon found out, thatâs the norm in this area. Service was very good, bilingual waiter was friendly and attentive. Would return except there are so many alternatives within a few blocks we never did.Hello ,Thank you for your feedback.Hoping to see you soon in a restaurant,The ZIBO team!
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4. Ikanos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
Ikanos, the taste of the Mediterranean located in the heart of Old Montreal, Ikanos restaurant invites you to discover the contemporary Mediterranean seafood cuisine of chef-owner Constant Mentzas. You will be received in a warm and friendly atmosphere to
Reviewed By ReneeRejean
My girlfriends and I had a delicious meal last night consisting of scallops, lobster, squid, Greek salad, and oysters. Great service and my gluten-free girlfriend was well taken care of. Highly recommended...Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience with us.We are pleased to read that you appreciated the food.Looking forward to your next visit
3. Gibbys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2125 reviews
Reviewed By rgpieper
Fabulous in every respect! Excellent service and exceptional fare. Expensive, but this one is worth it for a special occasion or a personal treat. The building is historic from the 1600's and is a unique dining experience. A must dining experience when in Montreal.
2. Maggie Oakes Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 994 reviews
Inspired by Montrealâs vibrant culinary scene and American bistros and steakhouses, Maggie Oakes is a vegetable-forward market grill, overlooking historic Place Jacques-Cartier in Old Montreal. The menu offers a perfect blend of seasonal vegetables and qu
Reviewed By 46oceangirl
We had our breakfast here on our last day in Old Montreal and were staying at the William Gray which its connected to. The service was good, had a busy crowd outside on the terrace. Hot tea, coffee, we had eggs benedict and an omelette, all cooked good and came with fruit, hash brown potatoes like tater tots, nice and crispy potatoes and toast and jam. Overall good food service. I'd go back.
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1. CRU - Bar a Huitres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By GaryQ759
Enjoyed a business lunch this past week at Cru. Oysters are heavily featured. I opted for the salmon tartare that was very enjoyable. The restaurant is a little pricey but the food is high quality. Service was friendly but not over the top.
