Address and Contact Information
Address: 45 Av. Mozart O, Montréal, QC H2S 1C1, Canada
Phone: +1 514-273-7772
Website: http://www.restaurantlimbo.biz/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.ca
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Reviews
Snowy Montreal…. Cozy dim lit restaurant…
The service was immaculate… very attentive, when reading the menu to us, they painted a description of each dish…
We ended up ordering 6 plates… annnnnnd…
Tough to pick a favourite because not a single dish was a miss, but the beef tongue was the standout for us… bananas.. so good.
We will definitely return with anticipation…
Everything about our dinner was great:
– service: the welcoming and the service all along the dinner was present, caring, efficient
– food: excellent. We tried the chef’s menu: an interesting mix of techniques, selected ingredients, creativity, balanced flavors and textures
– atmosphere: nice decor, modern design, comfortable seating
Last but not least: fair prices for the quality served.
2 feedbacks for the kitchen: (1) we couldn’t taste the truffle in the cheese, (2) the potato does not pair well with the fish (I’d have preferred mashed or grilled vegetables)
Food was good but no wow effect. I would still recommend if you plan to be in the area and get a spot.
Food is good but uneven – some dishes are a bit of a question mark, others are out of this planet. Any fish plate including the lobster is a home run.
Food was good. Some dishes being very tasty and interesting and some being ok ( but not bad! )
Service was adequate but could be friendlier for sure ( people next to us though the same thing)
Unimpressive cocktails could definetly be improved.
Overall a good experience and will come back in couple months when they settle a bit more with everything
1) We started with the beef tartare, topped with trout roe, surrounded by a ring of gelée. We also ordered the house-made sourdough bread and beurre composé: perfectly chewy and flavourful.
2) This was followed by a reinterpretation of poireaux vinaigrette, with leeks layered over perfectly cooked trout confit.
3) Next came the off-menu special: house-cured ham topped with mustard greens, peppery and perfectly dressed just enough to balance the richness of the pork.
3) Then a clean, elegant plate of halibut served with seasonal white asparagus and a light, buttery sauce.
4) For dessert, a showstopper: a meringue “floating island” in a pool of tonka bean–infused crème anglaise, topped with fragrant poached rhubarb.
Overall, 10/10 for a first week, and we are excited to go back.