Q: a little slice of heaven in a not- so-great location....but don't let that stop you from enjoying the friendly service and great food - everything we had was wonderful, especially the service - the rice balls were divine as was the chicken with artichokes and linguine with clams....don't miss the cannoli's for dessert......and a bargain to boot!

A: positive

Q: I visited Wing Stop again after 9 months or so. It was as good as I remembered only less so as in it wasn't that good last time and was less good this time I tried the Cajun sauce and I don't really know what it is supposed to be but it was kind of hot and kind of buffalo sauce and kind of jerk-herby and hard to pin down like this sentence it was a little aimless in it's flavor and just didn't do much for me so this was probably my last visit to Wing Stop. Yup.

A: negative

Q: TL;DR: Worst meal we had in Montreal. For the love of Montreal, avoid this place. The smoked meat is dry, the poutine nasty, the vibe fake. Listen to the bad reviews here. This was our last meal in Montreal, and the worst. We came here to try and combine our need for more poutine and smoked meat before the drive back to Toronto. We opted for the (you guessed it) smoked meat poutine, but also a pickle and the coleslaw. Poutine: Every element of this dish was poor quality. Don't listen to the people trying poutine for the first time, what do they know? The smoked meat was dry and relied on the gravy. The fries were under cooked and dense-potato (a good sign they were not blanched), the gravy was supppper salty and a bit corn-starchy thick, the cheese curds were still tasty, but the worst quality of all cheese curds we ate in Montreal as they had no squeak. The pickle was a normal jarred pickle, I doubt they are homemade and they didn't even select a high quality brand. The coleslaw was lettuce heavy and had clearly sat in the dressing for a while as it was pickled and lacked much crunch. Service was friendly enough but the whole vibe was forced like they were trying to live up to the "you gotta eat here" T.V show. Maybe it was the American family eating near us, but it was the first time all trip I didn't feel like I was in Montreal. When another table asked what their specialty was, the server said the steak, so maybe they even know Schwartz is better at smoked meat.

A: negative

Q: Pretty good Mattar Paneer and Garlic Naan.

A:
positive