I visited this restaurant for dinner with 3 other ladies while on a girls trip. When we walked in, one of us had a Diet Coke (fountain from McDonald’s) and they would not allow us to enter with it. This woman does not drink alcohol...More

My friends and I were getting a bit tired and thirsty after traipsing about Old Montreal for quite a few hours, so we picked this place at random to take a rest and have a drink. It was great. There is a large indoor courtyard...More

As a Montrealer, I can say that the touristy Place Jacques-Cartier comes with all its pros and cons. And since it's a very touristy square, most restaurants there have a pretty bad price-quality ratio. They're way too expensive for the quality of food they serve...More

Outstanding for its menu, outdoor dining on the large patio with music, flowers. Centrally located in Old Town near museums and shops. We had a wonderful lunch. Best Canard Crepes ever. Will definitely seek out and return to this restaurant even during an airport long...More

Menu is simple, nothing to mention; however the backyard terrace is worth the visit. Sangria is a classic at the property

OVERVIEW This place is located right in the middle of the Old Town main plaza. Just like the name, it feels like a garden because of plants and flowers are all over the place, inside and out. The interior is very unique with many different...More

My niece and I had dinner at Jardin Nelson and it could not have been better! We walked from restaurant to restaurant in Old Montreal trying to select one by looking at the menus and ambiance. Decided on the Italian one next door, were seated...More

We stopped in here after dinner and listened to some good jazz. The place is very eclectic and has many good vantage points from which to see and listen to the music. The service was good and it was a great way to end the...More

It was our last night and it was suggested by our hotel concierge. Simple meal done well and cool setting

Found this sweet little patio restaraunt with live jazz by accident. Wandered in on Thanksgiving weekend in Montreal (Saturday evening) because we heard the jazz music from the street. It's nestled in between some buildings with many live plants and flowers arranged hanging on the...More