between decarie and l'acadie, there's La Sirene

right after l'acadie there's a good mix of indian and a few greek restaurants, like curry house, bombay mahal, India's Oven... Greek there's village du souvlaki.

For typical Montreal Pizza - Miss Montreal

got their flyer in the mail.

Goal is to find better option than fay-wong for chinese delivery in ndg.

yes I have low standards - I've given up.................

Anyone ever been? Driven by many times.
Quick search yields no results.

Thanks for the replies!

In case we're running late and / or too tired to sit down somewhere, is there drive-thru or fast food open past midnight?

Or a grocery store?

We will be stopping 1 night this friday in Northampton and should be arriving between 12-1 am .
To get an outing of our 1 night stop and to save time, we'd like to have a late night supper once we arrive. We're young and accustomed to eating & sleeping late :P

Any good diners and fun places to eat at this hour?

Also for breakfast in the morning - any suggestions in either Northampton or further south?

Good pizza in Montreal? If we're talking north american style, it doesn't really exist.
Tasty Foods, too tangy. Pendelis,cheese too salty, lacks sauce. Angela's too sloppy.

The rest all taste the same as the ones mentioned, or manage to be worse, incredibly.

Even most greek or italian owned places (where you'd expect quality) use the same sub-par cheese and ingredients, tend to be too oily etc..

One little trick I've learnt is to ask them to use half the cheese and have them put the pepperoni on top, and cook it well done so the pepperoni / ingredients come out crispy and the pizza less soggy.

It takes some customized work to have a decent pizza in Montreal.

My friend and I basically took a bite and simultaneously spat out whatever was in our mouths, tossed the slice in the garbage and the agreed taste of the sauce was 'puke'. Maybe it was a question of bad luck for us - but it's up there as my most vile pizza experience... Not surprising given the street -- if I were mayor I'd close those 2nd tier overpriced restaurants, chase them out of town and have them replaced with owners who will be dedicated to providing good food for the community.

Is that a joke? Worst pizza I have tried in my life by far...the sauce tastes Like human vomit...sorry I don't usually counter an opinion but this place is so awful I can't control myself

Can't wait to get Schwartz's sandwiches comped in Vegas

Bumping up this thread...

Any new (or improved) spots in the NDG/CSL area?

i was used to her service over the years, and assumed she had passed-on her talents.

i know better now and next time, will ask the gentleman for more sauce ...........

from my 2 experiences in the past year,

1. the old lady that use to work their was more generous with the sauce

2. also, the fries were better... i think the lady would salt and spice them more

Cosmos on sherbrooke

5843 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal - (514) 486-3814

I'm bumping this thread because today is my day off and I'm craving a good lunch spot -- preferably terrace !

any quick suggestions??!

Looking for beef ribs and different cuts of meat / steak

I'm a bit of tool when it comes to specific names of animal parts, I just want nice ribs and tender meats so I can throw some cow on a fire.

Thank You

here's a picture... now that looks like a casse croute to me!

avoid.

at. all. cost.

Looking for a breakfast spot between Stowe and Canadian Border... Craving for fluffy pancakes, so heads-up on that would be appreciated!

Will be direction Montreal... small detours are no big deal.

Any tips greatly appreciated.

Im not crazy for either frankly...

P-P has an olivey like taste going on with their sauce that I'm not crazy about.

Saturday- Festival gastronomique Saveurs du Pérou et de l’Amérique latine

http://www.gastronomieperoumontreal.com/index.php

Sunday - Festival de la Cuisine Méditerranéenne

http://festivaldelamediterranee.com/p...

Never been to these; would appreciate feedback.... thanks

Ive never been to CCEP, but here's a shoddy video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ahaehd... ...

Can someone suggest to the OP (and to me too!) where to find the best Quebercois or french style bistro in Old Montreal?

And where would it rank in comparison to the other top places found outside of Old Montreal?

ty!

ha, was about to post the exact same thing

good call...

I tried Ice House. Too cramped for my liking and wasn't thrown back by the food. I hear they have a terrace up, so I might give it a 2nd try..

I went to Itacate on Beaubien yesterday (yes, not Tex Mex). It was REALLY good despite being too tiny and cramped for me.

Great appetizers. One small note, the habanero sauce was surprisingly not that spicy and the one up, ''xxx'', was extremely (and probably too hot for the avg.). They need to make a sauce between the two.

I went a few weeks after opening with my gf too. We had a burrito / Taco plate (don't recall which ones sorry). We spent $50 for this and 2 drinks. We were in and out in under an hour.

We went late - with nobody eating. So it seems to really transform itself into a bar setting past a certain hour. Something to consider if you plan on going late -- and expecting to be welcomed by sweet southern aromas. Perhaps the summer terrace experience will be different.

The waiter was friendly and attentive before ordering, but disappeared after ordering. Gave us our food but I had to get up myself to ask for sauces.

Also, the place is tiny, and the picnic bench style seems fun... But given the size of this place and the amount of people in it - I felt uncomfortable... and had a hard time buying into the experience consequently.

Haven't seen the terrace -- maybe that's the best option for this place.

Is there such a thing as quality tex mex? 3 Amigos atmosphere and menu, but better quality food...and drinks that are not-so-watered-down...?

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3 Amigos
1657 Rue Sainte-Catherine W, Montreal, QC H3H1L9, CA

Last time I had smoked meat from snowdown deli (5 years ago), it tasted industrialized... Am I wrong on this??

ya, Main's might be more moist... but Moist = fake plasticy texture ala Chenoys, Belle Province, or grocery store smoked meat

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Belle Province
20 Rue Brunet, Mont-Saint-Hilaire, QC J3G4S6, CA

Chenoy's Restaurant
170 Rue De La Visitation, Saint-Charles-Borromee, QC J6E4N3, CA

haha, ok.... so maybe I should edit the subject line to $30 per person

Not including drinks, what are your top old montreal picks for under $20.

Cuisine type does nott matter.

Good atmosphere,and service a major plus; most important is the food (naturally!).