Q: negative

A: UGH. One of the few times Yelp has ever steered me wrong. I apologize to my 3 dining companions that I forced to eat here with me :( The good: The restaurant is pretty cute. There are 3 levels, including an al fresco dining area. The french onion soup was pretty darn tasty. The bad: All the other food. Escargot - fine. Salmon tartare - srsly? we had to add a crapload of seasoning to make this edible. Mussels - wayy too fishy, couldn't even taste the broth. Lamb and filet mignon - terribly terribly salty, yuck. The ugly: Our entrees took over 1.5hrs to come out, and the restaurant wasn't even full! We were so bored we started playing the Name Game while we waited, and my boyfriend bet my friend $1 for him to put pepper in his mouth, straight from the shaker. Yeah, we were that bored. The super ugly: My friend's veal scallops came out COLD! We initially thought maybe that's how the dish was supposed to be served? Wrong. The waitress informed us that it should be hot and took the plate back to the kitchen. 40 mins later, we were all done with our meal and we told them to just cancel the dish. Their response: It's right downstairs! They brought it back out after what we assumed was a quick reheat of the meat and it turned out to be completely bland and dry. Disgusting. They comped us for that one dish, but really though they should have comped us for the entire dinner. Most of it was either spent waiting for our food or trying very hard to eat our dishes. They only offered a mere apology AFTER we tried to flag down a waitress for our check for 15 mins and she asked "how was everything?" and was met with blank stares. Sooo upsetting, and such a waste of a meal in Montreal!

Q: negative

A: Yeah, there's no way that rib roast was "prime" nor was it "aged in house for 21 days". I think the middle cut is the best deal because a large portion of the 24 oz cut is bones. For the price, these were two tough hunks of meat. I was expecting to be blown away by it, but was not. It was a good meal, but we won't be back. Cajun seasoning was good, but a tad overwhelming. Baked potato was awesome. Apple pie was great. We liked it but we didn't like it, like it.

Q: positive

A: I'm from San Diego and was up in Las Vegas for the weekend. We were on Yelp.com and looking for some nice Sushi place. Many of the places didn't open until 5pm on Sunday and we were stuck driving around until we found Inaka Sushi. We didn't know anything about the place but we decided just to go in since they were open. I'll talk about the bad things later but I have to say I love this place and the food. I decided to pay $20(lunch) for all you can eat sushi. You must eat everything you order or else you'll be charged for the leftovers. You also must eat within an hour. I love the Americanized rolls so you can take this review as-is. The one thing I always look for in a sushi place is the Philadelphia Roll. This place made the best tasting sushi I've had. The fish wasn't room temperature. It was cool and tasted fresh. I then tried the Mountain Roll(Baked Salmon on California Roll with Mayo) tasted pretty good as well. I also had the best Spider Roll(Soft Shell Crab Roll) here. The crab was crunchy and taste pretty good. I ended up having another order of Philadelphia Roll before I called it quits. I had the green tea ice cream and it was also one of the best tasting i've had. The bad: The Philadelphia Roll went for $9.99 for 8 pieces. The pieces were bit on the small side but they were good. Many of the rolls above are over $10. The ice cream was $3.00 for one scoop. If you going to go here, I suggest you do the all-you-can-eat because just ordering it a-la-carte isn't worth it. Lunch is $20 and Dinner is $24. If you're eatting over $20 worth of food, then this place is definitely awesome to go to. I had a lemonade and it cost me $4.50. I don't know about you but even if I get unlimited refills, $4.50 is definitely not worth it for me. Stick to water imo. Other than that, I love the place and will be coming back. The people were nice and we even had a nice small chat to the waitress about where we were from. Everytime someone came in, the chef knew their name so I am assuming this place gets alot of regulars. If I didn't live 5 hours away, I would be a regular too.

Q: positive

A:
Authetic, warm, delicious soul food! 5/5 If you are craving for some hearty cajun soul food, Chez Monieux is the place you NEED to go! J and I went there on Saturday for an early dinner. We were very impressed by the quality of the food and service there! J ordered a bowl of Jambalaya.. It was SO delicious.. I had a huge bowl of Gramps' seafood gumbo.. It had shripm, crawfish, crab meat, onions, celery, bell pepper, hard boiled eggs, and okra served with rice for only $8.95! Really... I finished it in a second. Couldn't stop eating... J and I also shared the fried crawfish as appetizer.. Our meal came with a side of potato salad. That was amazing too! We were so fulled at the end of the meal... We will definitely go back again. This place rocks! It is a rare gem in the city especially for cajun food.