Restaurant Tbsp.

“Excellent creative dishes, wonderful service from Jamie.”

Livia Velasquez★★★★

Good restaurant located between Old Montreal and downtown Montreal. It has a very calm atmosphere, low noise level, and beautiful décor. The service was excellent. The only thing I must mention is that the food was always served cold. I visited three times: once for breakfast, once for lunch, and once for dinner, and on all three occasions the dishes were excessively cold. A cold steak, where even the fat was already cold, was not a good experience. This might explain why the restaurant itself always felt cold. Perhaps this is something they should take into consideration. Aside from that, the

Alex Bar★★★★

The W hotel use to be one of Montreal few hot spot destinations for drinks and networking unfortunately they chose to destroy the plateau lounge, which was one of my favorite spots in the city to bring a date or business meeting. Now it's mostly just a space you can rent for private or corporate events.

Jenny Chan★★★★

Had dinner here because it was included in my hotel stay. They let me choose from 2 menus because their bar (Living Room) was combined with this restaurant. Although service was very friendly, I wasn’t too impressed with the food. It was good but overpriced for what it is, especially the Cauliflower Variation which, although very pretty, turned out to just be a fried ring made of cauliflower. The only dish that stood out was the Fried Brussels Sprout Salad, a twist on the classic Caesar salad. It wasn’t as nicely presented as the cauliflower dish, but is it worth $23? Not in my book. Déclina

Joseph Stagliano★★★★★

Wandered in on a cold day, and found this chic, unassuming restaurant. The food was stellar and service was great. The waitress was super attentive, and helpful. I got the eggs Benedict and it came on the most perfectly toasted sesame seed bagel. The potatoes were well seasoned and it came with fresh fruit. I got a sweet Caroline to drink, and definitely recommend.