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Top 6 Fusion food in Saint-Lambert, Quebec, Canada
Reviews on Fusion food in Saint-Lambert, Quebec, Canada including Jellyfish Crudo+Charbon, Saint-Houblon Quartier Latin, Le 409, Grenadine, Restaurant L'Arrivage, LOV
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6. LOV
Overall Ratings
4 based on 371 reviews
A vegan and vegetarian Fast Casual restaurant serving botanical cuisine. LOV is a vision. An obsession and desire to go back to basics. We celebrate what the Earth gives us in each of our dishes, in all of our creations. Whether for brunch, lunch or dinne
Reviewed By AnneNOOdesign
We went for dinner, party of 4, and sat on the terrace at the La Montagne restaurant, it was so nice ! Service was excellent, very attentive and fun. Food was great, especially the quinoa balls and the crème brûlée. All vegan, all delicious ! Will be back for sure !Hello, Thank you very much for your visit! We are very glad you enjoyed our vegan food; we prepare each of our recipes with high quality products and a lot of LOV Hope to see you back very soon! The LOV Team
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5. Restaurant L'Arrivage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By Andy B
This glass-walled bistro is on the top floor of Pointe-a-Calliere, the Montreal museum of archeology and history. Overlooking the Old Port, it is open only for lunch, and reservations are required.My wife and I opted for the L'Express menu, with just two choices, a salad, or a soup and a sandwich. The latter was grilled cheese, made with Quebec Sauvagine cheese, bacon pieces, and onion,apple,maple jam! The soup was a seasonal pumpkin, and the meal included french fries and a small green salad, all for $12.95!The other option was a three course table d'hote.There was a good choice of wines by the glass, at fair prices. Service was faultless.
4. Grenadine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By Eric F
Nice French bistro just off Rue Sherbrooke. Great quality and innovative dishes. Good service, but the space is small. BYOB. Excellent escargot in risotto. Wonderful fresh bread. Duck breast was well cooked and seasoned. Received horse on the tasting menu. Nicely cooked and different. Palate cleansers were loaded with brandy. Butternut squash soup was very good on a cold Montreal night.
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3. Le 409
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
Indian restaurant/pub located in the old port of Montreal, "Le 409" offers a beautiful range of classic Indian dishes with a selection of delicious fusion creations. From the traditional curries that make up the Vindaloo Lamb to a butter chicken poutine,
Reviewed By angels8262016
Everything about this restaurant makes for a great evening. The food was delicious, the decor unique and well thought out and the staff was attentive and passionate about the menu. Wouldn't change anything and will go back soon.We are so happy to read your review, thank you so very much for taking the time to share your recent experience with :) We look forward to the next time you join us!
2. Saint-Houblon Quartier Latin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 353 reviews
Reviewed By Mike_and_Pina
We visited several times during our 4 day stay-cation in our own city...We wish to thank Marc-Antoine & his amazing staff (Joel & Gabriel) for all their suggestions & great conversations....Service is AMAZING....BEER selection, taste & deals are AMAZING...try the Pekin Duck Poutine...you will not be sorry...also the Sisig chicken was also extremely good...Pulled Pork nachos were great!!...Beer selection is vast providing a taste for all occasions for all visitors..Don't forget to ask about their weekend brunch....CRAZY....wish we were there now!!!
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1. Jellyfish Crudo+Charbon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By fidmadge
Jellyfish is a large, bustling downtown restaurant with a lively atmosphere. The décor is modern, but the extensive glass, ultra-high ceilings and bar made it noisy and not the place for quiet conversation. The menu is very inventive, and the dishes can be eaten individually or shared tapas-style. We particularly enjoyed sharing various crudos, the heirloom tomatoes carpaccio and the grilled halibut. The wine list was extensive and eclectic. The specialty cocktails were inventive and enjoyable. Overall, it was definitely a fun experience that we would repeat if we return to Montreal.
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