I ate here with my family while on vacation for a few days in Old Montreal and was somewhat disappointed with my experience. The ambiance was chic but unpretentious, and there was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating so we were seated quickly.\n\nService was only fair - our food was prepared quickly but it took a long time for our waitress to check in with us, which only happened once or twice during out dinner.\n\nWe shared a risotto ball appetizer, which was tasty but went quickly for three people. For entrees, we ordered a seafood scampi, chicken supreme, and pasta dish with ricotta and crushed tomatoes. The scampi was fairly good, but the seafood was chopped into tiny bits and it was hard to differentiate scallops from shrimp from whatever else might have been chopped up and added in. The tomato based sauce also did quite mesh with the fish flavored in the dish. The pasta dish was okay but lacked flavor and seasoning. The tomato sauce tasted pretty much liked crushed tomatoes from a can with no seasoning, and there didn't seem to be much cheese. The chicken supreme looked completely unappetizing and wasn't as advertise at all. Rather than an herb-crusted chicken breast with a side of asparagus, it was a huge chunk of bone-in chicken (with skin and no herbs or crust to speak of) over a bed of whatever green stuff they had laying around the kitchen - a mix of flavorless green beans, spinach stalks, and 2-3 stalks of asparagus.\n\nAdditionally, for the quality of food and service we received, we grossly overpaid - the entrees seemed super overpriced (even accounting for the exchange rate from USD to CAD) and weren't particularly tasty.\n\nOverall, this place was just decent and a tad overpriced. We all agreed that we would not make an effort to return here, particularly with all of the other food options in the Old Montreal area.