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Dining on Sundays & Mondays

eat2much

By eat2much
in Eastern Canada: Dining

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eat2much

eat2much

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I've noticed that a lot of my favourite restaurants are closed on Sundays and sometimes Mondays.

It so happens that Sundays are a convenient night for my wife and I to get a babysitter and go out for dinner.

Any suggestions?

ExCentriX

ExCentriX

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Well lately, I couldn't get enough of Berlin. The first time I ever had German food was when I went to Germany 2 years ago, and was craving for it ever since! I finally found Berlin that satisfied my craving. I don't know if you have ever been there, but it's at the corner of Fairmont, and St-Urbain. You got to try the Pork Snitzel. :biggrin:

fireweed

fireweed

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You can usually find me at Au Pied du Cochon on Sunday nights. Thank goodness for us cooks that they are open that night!

eat2much

eat2much

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For whatever reason my wife does not like Pied de Cochon although she loved Martins' food at le Club des Pins. My office is right around the corner from les Caprices so I want a change of scenery. Tonight we'll try Chez L'Epicier as my wife hasn't been there yet and I haven't been since right after they opened....

Lesley C

Lesley C

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Porkpa, hate to jump in with this but Milos is now miles ahead of Faros and Faros isn't that much less expensive. Have you been to Vegera on Bernard?

One great thing about Faros though: free valet parking!!!

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ABG

ABG

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I don't remember paying for parking at Milos.

For Sunday dining, does Milos still run that $35.00 special? I always found it to be great value.

shiv

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Well lately, I couldn't get enough of Berlin.

I can never, EVER get enough of Berlin! As far as restaurants go, it's my home-away-from-home.

The staff is extremely friendly (especially Eric, who works weeknights) and the service is usually great. The food is very good - homey, I think, but in a good way - and it's consistent(!!!). We've gone there so much that we don't actually need to order anymore...

The only complaint that I could possibly voice about Berlin is that they're not open for lunch (only on Sundays).

porkpa

porkpa

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Lesley,

Is this because Milos has improved or has Faros declined?

On another note, I read your review of the Italian place in Westmount on the Gazette's website this morning. It sounds like you were treated in an unacceptable manner. Have you heard from the restaurant since? Is such poor service the norm there or do you believe that this was just an isolated incident? Of course once is once too many. If I owned the place, both the waiter and the woman who refused to give you the detailed receipt would be gone post haste.

Porkpa

riboflavinjoe

riboflavinjoe

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when i ate there the service was quite good, even with a complimentary glass of porto for the table...

"Bells will ring, ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting.... the bell... bing... 'moray" -John Daker

Lesley C

Lesley C

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Hello boys,

There's a personal message system for one-on-one conversations.

I believe this thread is about restaurants open on Sunday and Monday. At this point you're WAY off topic. :rolleyes:

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allroll

allroll

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hello all!

just a quick line to say that yes rosalie is open seven days for lunch and dinner.

the terrasse is looking pretty cool come and chek it out!

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annadev

annadev

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I'll be in Montreal Sunday and Monday, need a place for dinner each night. One night bistro would be nice, anything interesting for the other night. I wanted to try - at last - Le Club Chasse et Peche or Joe Beef - both closed. Also Brunoise, etc., etc. Thank for any ideas.

iharrison

iharrison

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I'll be in Montreal Sunday and Monday, need a place for dinner each night.  One night bistro would be nice, anything interesting for the other night.  I wanted to try - at last - Le Club Chasse et Peche or Joe Beef - both closed.  Also Brunoise, etc., etc.  Thank for any ideas.

Au Pied de Cochon

L'Express

annadev

annadev

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Bistro Cocagne is open, also.

http://www.bistro-cocagne.com/

Thank you everyone. We've reserved at an old fave, L'Express, for Sunday, and at Laloux for my son's 37th birthday dinner on Monday (he wanted to go to Au Pied de Cochon, but it isn't open according to their website). Apparently, there is a new offshoot of Pinxto. Has anyone been there?

iharrison

iharrison

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Bistro Cocagne is open, also.

http://www.bistro-cocagne.com/

Thank you everyone. We've reserved at an old fave, L'Express, for Sunday, and at Laloux for my son's 37th birthday dinner on Monday (he wanted to go to Au Pied de Cochon, but it isn't open according to their website). Apparently, there is a new offshoot of Pinxto. Has anyone been there?

Why not go to Au Pied on Sun and L'Express on Mon?

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