Q: Here's the breakdown: 3 stars for food 5 stars because of their overall mission Meet in the middle for a total of 4 outstanding stars! Like others have mentioned, their mission is phenomenal! 100% of profit from sales is donated to feed the poor and they provide job opportunities for people in need. In addition, they create dishes using local ingredients. The ambiance is very nice and spacious. They even have patio seating for those nice days and nights. Spend your money here and it will go very far to help others!

A: positive

Q: Really disappointed with this place. Walked in and waitress looked bugged That I even walked in. Not friendly at all. After a good while of sitting down (nobody telling me seat yourself) the waitress came over. When I was telling her my order she was trying to walk away. I ordered a steak burrito which was horrible. Wish I would have known it was this bad and should have gone to Burger King were the staff looks friendly.

A: negative

Q: I remember passing by the beautiful facade of this little joint on my way home one day and thought "oh great, somewhere that I could possibly get a decent cocktail aside from Sparrow and Nouveau Palais in the Mile End!" which, albeit painful for my financial situation, is great for my overall esprit and disposition. I actually went by last fall to grab a quick cocktail after work, but alas due to Montreal's archaic lois sur les permis d'alcool, they only can serve a drink with a "meal" which I unfortunately wasn't in the mood for. Today was the day. Some lovely friends were visiting from out of town and seeing as though the place is a stone's throw from chez nous, we dropped in for a nice little early dinner. We were seated at the bar I suppose because the server thought that we would take more than an hour to eat...and given how long it took for our food to arrive that seems fair enough. We ordered a round of drinks and I think that the barman forgot to put any gin in my $9 Tom Collins. Note to self: just go up the road to Lawrence or Sparrow if a decent cocktail is desired. Anyhoo, after waiting for what seemed an inordinate amount of time, our entrees all arrived. Our friends each opted for the asparagus and moules ('tis the season, apres-tout) which consisted of a whopping five pieces of asparagus and six mussels a piece. My date and I went with the canard goulu and tartare de cheval. The canard seemed to be the winner, as it was not overcooked and tasted nice and ducky. The horse tartare gave no surprises. It seems as though the garde manger must have forgotten where the salt was...as well as the pepper, mustard, horseradish, etc. On the plus side, the pain maison was lovely and tasty. It seems as though the chef is trying to do his best to keep from offending the bland and genteel tastes of the Outremont richfolk who slum it out on the Main. As for us, we went home and dove into some baguettes and cold cuts from Guillaume and Chez Vito as we all left quite hungry. Unfortunately, tasteful decor and adequate service staff does not equate to a fine dining experience. Next time I feel like a mid to high-priced treat, I'll just go to Comptoir or Lawrence or literally any one of the seven other delicious restaurants in the immediate vicinity.

A: negative

Q: Meh... definitely the word to best describe this joint. For $7.30 not including a drink you get a noodle bowl. You also get to get in on their asian-style fried chicken wings, egg rolls, soups, jello, and fried biscuits with sugar. For 2 people and 1 drink our total came out to $18.00 Number 1 BOO on the fact they don't allow takeout dishes for an additional fee like all of the other mongolian bbq places. Number 2 BOO on the fact that its a little steep in price for 1 bowl of freakin noodles with no dream of a doggie bag Number 3 BOO on the fact that all the servers and cooks have these odd blank stares the entire time we were dining Number 4 BOO and I know its gross but I gotta keep it real here...we had violent urges to go to the bathroom soon after with pushes of ...ahem ... wind smelling of noodles.... perhaps the biggest POO.. I mean BOO of all =( and no we didnt "fill up" on a most enormous amount of noodles to deliver such ridiculous movements as our serving sizes were reasonable. However I cannot BOO on their Fried Chicken Wings. They were absolutely delicious. Although one more BOO on them for making us wait 10 minutes for more. Mediocre Mongolian BBQ.. meh

A:
negative