Originally posted by imJason Ok I nead some inspiration for dinner this sunday,
I want the best italian food in Montreal???
I think Net Rodent has an online restaurant guide for Montreal. I am sure he knows a good one....maybe we can even do reviews for him !
If you want to go hit an Italian restaurant this Sunday.
I would rather not hit anyone of the ones on St Laurent since I am always there. Something different. Maybe something in Little Italy
I think Net Rodent has an online restaurant guide for Montreal. I am sure he knows a good one....maybe we can even do reviews for him !
If you want to go hit an Italian restaurant this Sunday.
I would rather not hit anyone of the ones on St Laurent since I am always there. Something different. Maybe something in Little Italy
dude, we can celebrate your article in La Presse, again,
I'd say my favorite Italian restaurant at the moment is Da Emma in the old city. Casa Napoli in little Italy is good too, but you've probably already been there.
There's another restaurant in little Italy that I liked but I can't recall its name. Its about a block up St. Laurent from Casa Napoli and half the seating area is an indoor grape arbor. Its a bit on the casual side though (atleast at lunch).
There's also the little place about 2 blocks east of St. Laurent in little Italy where the mafia used to hold court. I wish I could recall the street and/or name of the place.
If you want to try something other than Italian, I'd suggest the Green Lime near the corner of Ontario and Pie IX. That's not exactly the neighborhood where I'd expect to find great food, but its definitely worth the trip if you like innovative cuisine.
Originally posted by Dugmor
I would rather not hit anyone of the ones on St Laurent since I am always there. Something different. Maybe something in Little Italy
Most, if not all the best Italian restaurants in Little Italy is located on St-Laurent Street
Are you looking for fine cuisine or regional dish?
If you want to try something other than Italian, I'd suggest the Green Lime near the corner of Ontario and Pie IX. That's not exactly the neighborhood where I'd expect to find great food, but its definitely worth the trip if you like innovative cuisine.
I'm afraid of venturing into Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighbourhood. Too many shady characters there.
I was too the first time we went there, but the place came highly recommended by several foodies.
You might also want to check out e-gullet.com. Lesley Chesterman (from the Gazette) moderates the Montreal discussion forum.
Cool I'm might check it out one early evening. I heard that all the businesses in this area are controled by one motorcycle gang (which I'll shall not name here), and I'd hate to get arrested for being in a place frequented by gansters if you know what I mean.
I'd say my favorite Italian restaurant at the moment is Da Emma in the old city. Casa Napoli in little Italy is good too, but you've probably already been there.
There's another restaurant in little Italy that I liked but I can't recall its name. Its about a block up St. Laurent from Casa Napoli and half the seating area is an indoor grape arbor. Its a bit on the casual side though (atleast at lunch).
There's also the little place about 2 blocks east of St. Laurent in little Italy where the mafia used to hold court. I wish I could recall the street and/or name of the place.
If you want to try something other than Italian, I'd suggest the Green Lime near the corner of Ontario and Pie IX. That's not exactly the neighborhood where I'd expect to find great food, but its definitely worth the trip if you like innovative cuisine.
I say we take Net Rodents advice. He looks like he enjoys eating as much as Jason and I .
Cool I'm might check it out one early evening. I heard that all the businesses in this area are controled by one motorcycle gang (which I'll shall not name here), and I'd hate to get arrested for being in a place frequented by gansters if you know what I mean.
Why would you get arrested ?
What are you doing that is criminal ?
Why don't we get together on Sunday for some real Italian food !
I don't mind going with Net Rodents idea of venturing into Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. Honeslty I think where I live on St. Denis Masoneuvve could be thought of much more dangerous.
We are going for the food anyway ...... If we wanted to be seen we would go to Primadonna on St-Laurent ! But some police action may be cool for entertainment !
Tre Marie (authentic 'casalinga' style)
If you like fancy (& pricey) I recommend Bice on Sherbrooke east of Guy - food is delicious.
If you want to take a drive - I heard Alegria up North (in St-Sauveur I think) is absolutely amazing & not too expensive.
Now I'm hungry too :-(
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Originally posted by Penthouse_mike off-topic, but there was a restaurant Queue de Cheval that had very fine steaks when I lived there. I think it was on victoria.
It is still there, Honeslty I like Moishe's better.
Originally posted by BillyHoe Forget about down town, come to the west island we have great restaurants out here, and it's closer for me to join you...;)
If you're going to eat in the east this sunday and it cost $20 or less per person call me at 299.2589
It can cost up to $30 if it is in Downtown, and up to $40 if it is in Old Montreal.
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