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Pintxo
(Montreal - Restaurants) It's the Little Things That CountThis restaurant is appealing to me because it is tough to find, making it seem like a secret hideaway. I think that Pintxo’s small size makes it intimate and romantic. It felt like I was invited into a friend’s home for a dinner party. I was ultimately disappointed with the duck breast. Next time I will stick to the Pintxo’s which is what Pintxo Restaurant does best. TasteCreativityAtmosphereValueService
92%
Review Score Posted: on 13/4/09
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Le Local
(Montreal - Restaurants) The Place to BeI loved the funky décor and the “buzz” of a busy kitchen, sexy people and happy conversation. I was surprised that prices were much more reasonable than I expected. The bill for two with wine, appetizers, main and dessert came to $140 before tip. TasteCreativityAtmosphereValueService
100%
Review Score Posted: on 13/4/09
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Hard Rock Cafe
(Montreal - Restaurants) Visit for the souvenirs...Save the appetite for elsewhereWe left having satisfied our craving but also with the feeling of a “rock” in our stomachs. The $7.90 Sinful Hot Fudge Sundae was a letdown. A $2 chocolate sundae at McDonalds has more hot fudge! TasteCreativityAtmosphereValueService
68%
Review Score Posted: on 13/4/09
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Duel
(Montreal - Restaurants) Allow yourself to be at the Chef's Mercy and you are in for a treat!I LOVE this restaurant. It is small and intimate and the meal was very memorable and entertaining. We were extremely impressed with the creativity and blend of flavors. The staff was very friendly; Chef Biron and his kitchen staff personally thanked us for choosing to be at the chef’s mercy, saying that they really enjoyed cooking for us. It is clear that these two chefs have a true passion for their craft and pushing the envelope when it comes to taste. Throw your idea of a traditional meal out the window and let Duel cook for you. It is pricey but worth it. “Allez cuisine!” TasteCreativityAtmosphereValueService
100%
Review Score Posted: on 13/4/09
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Cote Soleil / Raviolution
(Montreal - Restaurants) Stick to the Breakfast. It's Great!Côté Soleil/ Raviolution is a great place for breakfast but I don’t think that I will be visiting for dinner again. I think that Côté Soleil/ Raviolution’s biggest downfall is their location. The plateau is a great place to be but they are too close to all of the “bring your own wine” restaurants to draw a dinner crowd. I think they would have much more success if they changed to a BYOW. I like going to restaurants that are busy because of the energy of conversation – something that is slightly lacking when you are the only table in the place. However, I love the popular weekend breakfasts. Huge portions and there is a definite buzz over bottomless cups of coffee. Staff are great! TasteCreativityAtmosphereValueService
76%
Review Score Posted: on 13/4/09
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Bistro Cocagne
(Montreal - Restaurants) Hot Spot on the Plateau and Surprisingly Good ValueI had wanted to try Bistro Cocagne for a very long time! The restaurant was noisy because it was so busy with couples and groups of Christmas revelers. But the service was great (cute French waiter!) and the food was so tasty that I was still impressed! I was surprised at the bill for two- $160 for wine and a great meal. I will definitely go back to Bistro Cocagne. I think it is the perfect spot for a romantic date or a fun night out with friends. TasteCreativityAtmosphereValueService
100%
Review Score Posted: on 13/4/09
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Comments1 year, 4 months, 2 weeks, 3 days ago Sounds like a place I need to check out! Thanks for suggesting Duel by the way, I liked it.
Chez L'Epicier
(Montreal - Restaurants) Creative Chocolate Club SandwichI really wanted to be awed by this place because I have heard such a buzz about it. The venue itself is beautiful – a traditional grocery store that still feels sexy! Staff were polite, however they brought out my main meal about two minutes after I placed the order, forgetting my starter. They apologized profusely and I asked to still try the beetroot carpaccio, arugula, and goat cheese with balsamic reduction – delightful! My pear and pine nut salad was great but quite salty, and the curry pork tenderloin with caramelized onions was fabulous. I could not resist ordering the unique Chocolate Club Sandwich off the dessert menu (printed on a paper bag!) Very unique presentation with 2 generous pieces of chocolate and custard layer cake pierced with a toothpick, with a side order of pineapple fries and a melon and mint coleslaw; excellent with a strong Illy coffee. I was happy with my visit to Chez L’Épicier but I was not awed by it. I would recommend the restaurant for its location, atmosphere and creative theme. I also think it is also a good place to by gifts for the foodies in your life! TasteCreativityAtmosphereValueService
88%
Review Score Posted: on 13/4/09
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