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Where to eat Italian food in Longueuil: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Longueuil. Longueuil (/lɒŋˈɡeɪl/; French: [lɔ̃ɡœj]) is a city in the province of Quebec, Canada. It is the seat of the Montérégie administrative region and the central city of the urban agglomeration of Longueuil. It sits on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River directly across from Montreal. The population as of the Canada 2016 Census totalled 239,700, making it Montreal's second largest suburb, the fifth most populous city in Quebec and twentieth largest in Canada.
Things to do in Longueuil
10. Comptoir400
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
In 1861, Thomas Wilson first established its hardware store at 400 Place Jacques Cartier and for over 155 years, this building stood at the very heart of the Old Montreal. Today it is our turn to leave our mark on this legendary Montreal building. We welc
Reviewed By pedrob28162
Located on one of Montreal's main streets, we stopped at midday for a beer, lucky for Us there was a table in a good place. The restaurant has a nice deck to grab a beer, pizza which is very good and is perfect for people watching Service was very nice and the lady was king enough to make good suggestions Will return next time in Montreal
9. Ristorante Quattro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 892 reviews
10 minute walk from Delta Hotel in Downtown Montréal. Between Basilique Notre-Dame and St-Laurence street.
Reviewed By Oberst06
Six of us had dinner here. AS the name suggests itâs an Italian restaurant. Nice seating area with friendly wait staff. The food was uniformly good; we had a selection of veal, seafood, and pasta entrees and all were more than acceptable. Very cozy, warm and inviting, with not a lot of background noise, so conversation was easy.
8. Restaurant Trebbiano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Trebbiano restaurant located in the Old-Longueuil is an authentic Italian eatery. Emphasis is put on great food, friendly atmosphere and service. Great for business lunches, romantic dates, dinner with friends and family. Gluten free pasta available. We c
Reviewed By 147MD147
Every plate was delicious. The other people I was with thought the same of their choices. Definitely Italian with a personal touch. My expresso was totally well prepared, which is very difficult outside of Italy. It's situated in the prettiest street of Longueuil. Very easy for Montrealers to find the way to get there.I recommend it very much and will be going back very soon.
7. Comptoir400
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
In 1861, Thomas Wilson first established its hardware store at 400 Place Jacques Cartier and for over 155 years, this building stood at the very heart of the Old Montreal. Today it is our turn to leave our mark on this legendary Montreal building. We welc
Reviewed By pedrob28162
Located on one of Montreal's main streets, we stopped at midday for a beer, lucky for Us there was a table in a good place. The restaurant has a nice deck to grab a beer, pizza which is very good and is perfect for people watching Service was very nice and the lady was king enough to make good suggestions Will return next time in Montreal
6. Salumi Vino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 546 reviews
Salumi Vino located in the heart of Old Montreal and within walking distance from most major hotels in the city. With the capacity to sit roughly 50 people plus room for 20 in its private hall, Salumi Vino is perfect for any occasion, whether it be a roma
Reviewed By Peter M
Usually, Italian food in Montreal doesn't do it for me but Salumi Vino is an exception. From the greeting to the ice cold water, through the meatball and salad appetizers, the main courses and dessert this place stacks up with the best in North America. Can't recommend this highly enough.Thank you Peter for your very kind words.
5. Primi Piatti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By CityEnd
Situated in downtown St-Lambert close to Victoria bridge, this restaurant is a great alternative to dining in Montreal with easy parking close by.We went for dinner on a crowded Saturday night. Service is a bit slow but very welcoming and friendly. The Cream de Champignon soup was heavenly, and the spaghetti allo scoglio was perfect. The dessert, a trio of ice cream sorbet was great.Overall an excellent dinner in a very nice restaurant with easy going atmosphere.
4. Restaurant Bravi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By 432JamesD
Grand-maman's birthday brought the family together on the terrace of Bravi on this warm, late September evening.The reception was a little formal, when the waiters on the terrace asked to go back inside to register with the Maître D. But she quickly turned around and sat us down with the menu. An alert waitress made up for the reception and came to serve us and promptly took our order for Prosecco for the group of 10.The comfortable terrace, with a view on the entrance drive and the multiple luxury cars driving in, provide some entertainment. The service was courteous and efficient throughout most of the meal. A little letdown in service was experienced between the dinner sittings when the 8 o'clock crowd came in. Our desserts were a little slow in being served. Otherwise, the service was very good. A small mistake on the bill was quickly reversed without discussion.The shrimp dishes were very good. The risotto sides were excellent. The gnocchi plates were very good. The veal dishes were adequate. The pizza dishes were at the height of the excellent reputation of Bravi.The desserts were good but not exceptional.At less than 100$ per person with 300$ of wine thrown in, i qualify this as a very good deal.We were turned back from Novello's because of lack of space and resorted to Bravi. From a cost-value relationship, Bravi proved superior.
3. Gousto Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By SuzanneMontreal
Authentic Italian food, friendly service and personal attention. What a great place to have a small gathering of friends...and even make new friends. The eggplant parmesan is to die for ! The atmosphere was so cordial and easy going - we could have stayed all night ! Thank you Aurélie and Gianfranco!Goodafternoon Suzanne,Thank you so much for your wonderful comment, it was great to meet you and serving you and I really hope we would have the pleasure to welcome you very soon at Gousto Bistro.Warmest Regards Aurélie
2. Picolina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Reviewed By Lapequenia
OVERRATED!!!! and very overrated!!!!We took fry calamari, overcooked and chewy!! I had the most expensive menu : Charlevoix veal chop, demi-glace morel and chanterelle sauce, âPleine Luneâ cheese. Pesto linguine and caponata vegetableswitch come with salad that I NEVER had!!!!there were no morel! I ordered blue chop and came medium, they replace it but it came with cold garnish...Hé... skip it there is better out there!!!!
1. Comptoir400
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
In 1861, Thomas Wilson first established its hardware store at 400 Place Jacques Cartier and for over 155 years, this building stood at the very heart of the Old Montreal. Today it is our turn to leave our mark on this legendary Montreal building. We welc
Reviewed By pedrob28162
Located on one of Montreal's main streets, we stopped at midday for a beer, lucky for Us there was a table in a good place. The restaurant has a nice deck to grab a beer, pizza which is very good and is perfect for people watching Service was very nice and the lady was king enough to make good suggestions Will return next time in Montreal
