Dinned there last evening, Friday November 13th at 6pm -Sweetbreads/Gremolata/Artichoke Cooked in white wine, the sweetbreads were flavorfully intensily rich, utterly tasty, perfectly smooth on the inside, nicely crispy on the outside. Accompaniment of gremolata (superbly tasty expertly concocted), a light and vibrant mushroomy porcini reduction, a savourish creamy elegant celery-root purée ...all added an harmonious multiple dimension of tasting... more

This was the most expensive dinner my wife and I have ever had but it was also the best. It is a small place and the service is spot on. The wine list is huge and a bit overwhelming but the waiter paired us up with a great wine with our meal choices. the scallop and lemon confit appetizer is... more

excellent food and service! great ambiance. more

When my husband and I travel, one of our favorite activities is to enjoy the local restaurant scene. Our first lunch in Montreal was at Le Club Chasse et Peche and it set an incredibly high bar for the rest of our trip. During the summer, Le Club serves lunch on the terrace of the historic Chateau Ramezay. The beatiful... more

When this restaurant opened, one of the big things that was noticed was its lack of signage - you really had to know where this restaurant was. It created sort of secret club type of atmosphere. This is what you get when you go inside - it feels a bit clubby, very warm, cozy atmosphere. What I would want from... more

Great Quebec haute cusisine but you can get a much better run for your money in several other Montreal restaurants. more

The menu is limited but the food was very good. Might go back but not in a hurry too. more

Awesome restaurant. Superb decor, great service and the foos is extraordinary. Expensive but well worth it. more

This is A+ in every way. It's a must if you are going to Montreal. The reviews I read before going on our trip were terrific and they were correct. Someone said it's "not to be missed" and that is for sure. The restaurant is on a side street near Vieux-Montreal. It's apparently a former fishing lodge and the ambience... more