


Seasonal cuisine, dry-aged meats & cocktails in a sophisticated space with a marble bar & herb wall.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 426 Pl. Jacques-Cartier, Montréal, QC H2Y 3B3, Canada
Phone: +1 514-656-6000
Website: http://maggieoakes.com/
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Reservations: maggieoakes.comopentable.ca
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The lunch menu is very well thought out, starting at around $28 CAD per person. You can choose a main and a dessert, or a main and an appetizer, and there are small extras for certain upgrades. For example, selecting the onion soup comes with a $4 CAD extra.
Portions are larger than I expected. I also tried the stuffed pasta, which was really tasty and cooked perfectly.
Overall, a great spot
Maggie Oakes is perfectly located in the heart of where everyone is and it fits perfectly. The atmosphere is very modern with a touch of fine dining. The outdoor patio is very open but a little bit crowded.
The drinks were mixed very nice and had a good amount of imagination when thinking about different drinks. The food was exquisite and presented very well. The combination of Beef and waffles was very different and very good!
The prices are above normal but with the experience and how amazing the food is it is definitely worth it.
Overall, great experience and a great place to have a nice date night or just a night out.
They did set us up in the back corner so we had lots of room. We had a prefix menu at $80 – that was set on the table as we got there so that was great. We were pleasantly to greeted and sat.
I did find that our beverage orders did take quite a while to be taken and then another 20 minutes before actually arriving. As much as they were meticulous with the cleanliness of the table, I feel the follow up for drinks while we waited for our food should’ve been more frequent. Had it been more frequent? We probably would’ve ordered more beverages while we waited for our food.
Once our food finally did arrive it wouldn’t say it was anything outstanding nothing memorable that makes me feel like I’d like to come back. My highlight of this whole experience was the one espresso martini I was able to have.
Made reservations for their Sunday brunch long in advance as it does get busy . Service was good , slightly slow but normal for a crowded Sunday .
We ordered mimosas and hearty brunch items from the menu . Quinoa with beets and feta crumble on top and a side of grilled salmon . Delicious . Classic two eggs with bacon and breakfast potatoes was solid and the smoked salmon with eggs Benedict with hollandaise in the side are great .
We returned in the evening for a pre dinner round of cocktails and an appetizer. Drinks are strong and well prepared . Sangria is a stand out . Goat cheese nougat with crusted pistachios is a perfect spread with bread , plus it is gluten free . Ideal to start the evening off.
Definitely a great place to enjoy drinks , brunch and time with friends
We ordered a cappuccino and a regular black coffee—both were excellent. I had the avocado toast and substituted a fried egg instead of poached. The feta and walnut emulsion on the brioche bread was something I’d never had before, and it was incredible.
My husband got the salmon bagel, and it was like butter. The bagel had the perfect crisp, the cream cheese was light and evenly spread (no dry spots!), just the right amount of capers so it wasn’t overpowering, and the salmon itself was divine.
Overall, it’s not your typical cozy café vibe, but the food was absolutely outstanding.
The overall atmosphere was calm and pleasant, making it a great place to enjoy brunch