recs for restaurants serving top quality cooked seafood, in addition to Ferreira Cafe and Milos
What other restaurants would you suggest?
Doesn't have to be a restaurant specializing in seafood, but I'd love to hear about any restaurants serving seafood that might be at a similar quality to what one finds at Ferreira or Milos. If you recommend any restaurants, could you also mention the likely noise level on a Friday night? I'd like to dine at a restaurant where conversation wouldn't be too difficult at the table.
Thanks for any suggestions!
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Aside from thise already mentioned, there's Maestro S.V.P. on St-Laurent and Au Cinquième Péché on Mont Royal E.
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Tried out Psarotaverna Zante last week and enjoyed the change from Milos. Especially enjoyed the grilled octopus and grilled eggplant/zucchini platters. Main course fish included Med. Porgy and Yellowfin tuna, both on a par with Milos. Loved the price-point too. Dinner for two including wine, tax and tips for $150. Definitely will be going back....
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Zante
3449 Boul Saint-Laurent, Montreal, QC H2X2T6, CA›2 Replies-
re: JohnnyGe
Thanks for mentioning Zante! Good to hear you enjoyed their grilled octopus. I'm a huge fan of nicely grilled octopus!
Much closer to where I'm staying than most seafood places on my list, making it a very likely destination, esp. as the temperature drops!
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Has anyone tried Nantua, where Delmo's used to be ? They specialize in seafood.
BTW the very best fish I have ever eaten in Montreal was halibut at La Montée; they easily put Milos to shame. I had the halibut three times at Milos when it was part of their $75 tasting menu. Mind you, Milos makes the best crab cake I have ever tasted, and their grilled octopus and big eye tuna sashimi are to die for. Has anyone ever tried the softshell crab there?
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Thanks for all the suggestions.
Haven't dined out in Old Montreal for a very long time, so maybe Kitchen Galerie Poisson is a reason to return! Thanks for mentioning it.
I'm impressed to read online that Panama also serves patsa and kokoretsi- fairly difficult to find these days in TO (where I live- I only know of one place that serves either dish).
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re: phoenikia
I don't know about patsa, but, as of last year, Panama has stopped serving kokoretsi. We inquired about it when last we were there. The server said that the man who made it for them had ceased to do so. I'm pretty sad that I never got try it. I don't think it's available anywhere else in town.
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re: SnackHappy
Maybe Mythos will make it, if you make a special request. Looks like they'll make goat and rabbit (and other Greek specialities) as a special request, with 2 days notice. http://www.mythos.ca/mythos_special.htm
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I've heard that the folks behind Kitchen Galerie have a fish place in Old Montreal. It's called Kitchen Galerie Poisson. Haven't been but maybe you'll want to give it a try and report back?
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Kitchen Galerie
60 Rue Jean-Talon E, Montreal, QC H2R1S5, CA›2 Replies-
re: mtlmaven
Since I get a lot of Greek-style fish frequently where I live, and I'll already be getting Portuguese-style seafood once during my stay, I decided to give Kitchen Galerie Poisson a try.
Thanks again for mentioning it, I will report back!
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Kitchen Galerie
60 Rue Jean-Talon E, Montreal, QC H2R1S5, CA-
re: phoenikia
Thanks again for recommending Kitchen Galerie Poisson, mtlmaven ;-) What a great place! If you like seafood in a casual environment, definitely check it out. Everything was fresh, and I enjoyed everything I tasted (fried calamari, fried escargot, oyster soup, crab/bacon/corn soup, shellfish papardelle). Neat that they offer full-size or miniature desserts (on a stick).
Hope to try more of their menu on future visits.
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Kitchen Galerie
60 Rue Jean-Talon E, Montreal, QC H2R1S5, CA
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Vegera on Bernard is pretty good. Can't comment on the noise level, only ate there once on the terrasse. But it's the kind of place that should not be too loud.
Pied du Cochon and garde-manger are mostly seasonnal, and very loud, so that would be out.
I know Andiamo (part of the Jerome ferrer ''empire'') specializes in mediteranean seafood. I've never been, but don't think it's on the level of Ferreira. But it should be good, and it's mostly a lunch place, so quieter in the evening I would guess.
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Vegera Restaurant
228 Rue Bernard W, Montreal, QC H2T2K4, CA



