Top Best French Restaurants in Laval

"An institution for more than 30 years, L’Express hits all the right notes, both for its French cuisine, and its Parisian bistro styling. Open from breakfast until late-night, the kitchen serves up selections such as their own Toulouse sausage, poached salmon with chervil, duck foie gras, and tarragon calf liver."

"L'Express, on rue St-Denis in the Plateau Mont-Royal neighborhood, opened in 1980 and has about it the air of a beloved institution. Indeed, with its timeless style, it feels even older than it is. This popular spot serves classic renditions of..."

"This chic and refined French brasserie offers a great menu that has been worked down to perfection over the years and has a little something for all palettes and personalities. Here, you can eat French brasserie dishes that are superbly executed. Note that a set late night menu is available every evening starting at 10pm and a table d’hôte menu for lunch and dinner."

"This Laurier institution might get forgotten about in favour of newer and hipper offerings, but bistro staples like moules-frites and foie gras torchon never go out of style. While their regular menu prices itself in special occasion territory, their after-10 p.m. menu gets you an appetizer and main for only $28, making it easy to feel the love."

"Restaurant Leméac is best known as a chic brasserie with delicious French cuisine. However, part of what makes the food here so delicious is the beauty of the setting in which it is served. Leméac is designed in such a way that you will feel like you’ve traveled from modern day Montreal to a brasserie in France from a past era."

"It’s a shame when the only thing between you and panoramic view of the city is a brick wall, clothesline, satellite dish or a water tower. When the perfect terrasse experience demands an uninterrupted 360-degree view of Montreal, then only the tallest in town will do: Les Enfants Terribles is perched on the highest level of the Place Ville Marie in the heart of Downtown Montreal. Atop this Montreal attraction, you’ll find a French restaurant and spectacular observation deck onto the city, the Saint Lawrence River and the sprawling countryside beyond."

"Île des Soeurs, Bistro, Brasserie, French, Quebec, Group Reservation, Online Menu, Restaurant With Terrace, Restaurant With Parking, Take-out, Restaurant With Catering Services, Online Reservation. with a tasty and comforting menu, cooked with care by its owners Francine Brûlé and Serge Bruneau who receive ea... French Restaurants, Restaurants"

"Montreal bistro and French brasserie Les Enfants Terribles has six locations in and around Montreal. But for date night, you'll want to make your reservation for its Au Sommet PVM location. Located 44 floors above the ground, it's one of Montreal's highest restaurants with incredible views."

"Although small and discreet, Chez Sophie is one of the best restaurants in town. Chef Sophie Tabet has worked in many Michelin-starred restaurants, including L’Astrance in Paris (3 Michelin stars) and Dal Pascatore in Italy (3 Michelin stars). Together with her husband (and in-house sommelier) Marco Marangi, the talent opened two very successful restaurants in Lebanon before deciding to move back to Montreal and open Chez Sophie on Notre-Dame Street West."

"If you order no later than 11am and pick up from 4pm onwards, you can grab yourself a nice meal to enjoy with wine at a 25% discount."

"Le Machiavelli a décidé d’opter pour des menus table d’hôte 2 ou 3 services à emporter, ou en livraison par Foodora. Des plats réconfortants, parfaits pour passer à travers votre quarantaine. https://www.machiavelli.ca/francais"

"The Stewart Museum is housed in Montreal’s biggest military history site: the arsenal of the British military depot located in Parc Jean-Drapeau on Île Sainte-Hélène. Built in the 19th century, the fort is now home to a comprehensive collection of some 27,000 artifacts, archival documents and rare books related to the European history of North America, from the establishment of New France to the present day. The museum also offers a superb view of the city, from the top of its glass tower and from the fort’s inner courtyard."

"Here you can find the La Ronde amusement park, Stewart museum and the Biosphere as well as more great views of the city. As you head back to Montreal over the Jacques Cartier bridge, take some pictures of the city and the St. Lawrence from this great vantage point."

"Vegan, organic, and using recyclable materials when possible, The Green Panther is the perfect place to grab a quick lunch and feel good about it too. All six locations are bright, airy, and filled with plants, beckoning patrons in with the smell of freshly-baked vegan treats. Student-friendly with locations right next to Concordia’s SGW campus, in the Plateau and Mile End, why not fuel your brain with a delicious pita, then reward yourself for all your hard studying with a coconut-milk chai latte and a piece of homemade carrot cake?"

"Address: 145 Avenue Mont-Royal Est, Montreal, Quebec H2T 1N9, CanadaPhone: (514) 503-4800Hours: Mon-Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 11am-7pmWebsite: http://thegreenpanther.com/. La Panthere Verte or Green Panther consistently ranks as a favorite among Veggie-lovers in the city. This quaint little spot decorated with plants serves up burgers, salads, and soups, but is known especially for its falafel sandwiches."

"Panthère Verte is established by the epicurean and explorer Chaim, who believes that the primary endpoint of the business is to take tangible steps for the earth and wellbeing. Their menu is a multicultural and Mediterranean combination, naturally influenced by his journeys and adventures. They aim to continue to expand, to be an inclusive workplace, and to grow with sustainable practices."

"The quintessential artists’ hangout spot for a coffee or a cocktail, Resonance is a cozy, casual cafe offering 100% vegan fare, made in-house. They also have plenty of gluten free options among their menu of sandwiches, bowls, chilli and other vegan goodies, as well as smoothies. The atmosphere is industrial-chic with lots of wood and steel, and the unpretentious space means the food is totally affordable – there are no gimmicks here!"

"We come here to enjoy great live music, eat tasty vegan dishes and snacks, and indulge in the charming and colloquial atmosphere. The menu at Résonance features dishes like avocado toast, homemade chilli, vegan mac and cheese, and a nachos. They also serve breakfast, so this is a great option if you have been searching for a good vegan brunch."

"An artist-run space and one of Montreal's top jazz venues two blocks from Mount Royal in the Mile End, Café Résonance features an all-vegan menu and evening gigs which are mostly free (a suggested contribution is usually expected). Score a cocktail for under $8 and a baked vegan mac and cheese for less than $9. Continue to 5 of 14 below."

"Welcome to Faberge, located in the Mile End district, this iconic brunch spot remains lively, with its family-friendly ambiance and excellent drinks menu featuring anything and everything from spicy Bloody Marys to mimosas. One of the more famed dishes is the chicken waffle that comes with a boneless fried chicken, a side of spicy sriracha coleslaw and a bowl of fresh fruits. The portions here are huge and the cozy and bright decor keeps residents and visitors coming back for more."

"Deville Dinerbar is a fun retro spot serving up delicious burgers and milkshakes. While the burgers didn’t beat Burger Bar for us, we still really loved the food here!. As you can tell, it’s also got some pretty Instagram-worthy decor."

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"Deville is the place to go if you want a limited and over priced menu. Everything in there is very generic and not tasty. My friend order a salad and got..."

"Since 1942, Beauty’s Luncheonette has been serving up generous portions of their lovingly cooked Jewish-inspired breakfast and lunch fare in their timelessly cool retro 50s diner on the corner of Saint-Urbain and Mont-Royal. In fact, Beauty’s is one of the oldest operating brunch joints in town, and depending on who you ask, it might just be Montreal's first. Beauty’s serves all the classic brunch stapes, including full breakfasts, fresh-pressed orange juice, salads, sandwiches, pancakes, and waffles, but also several unique specialties including their coveted bagel lox platter and downright legendary mishmash omelette, loaded with salami, hot dogs, green peppers, and fried onions."

"This Mont Royal mainstay got its start in 1942 when newlyweds Hymie and Freda Shkolnick (RIP) took over Bancroft Snack Bar across from what once was a hockey rink. Word about Freda’s mish-mash omelette and Hymie’s bowling nickname “Beauty” quickly spread, and the rest is history. Nowadays it’s hard to come by a blue booth or counter stool without a short lineup, but the wait is nothing that a Beauty’s Special—a bagel sandwich with lox, red onion, capers and cream cheese—can’t make better."

"The Beautys Special and the Mish-Mash are why people have been queuing up outside the doors of this Montreal institution since 1942: a bagel with smoked salmon, cream cheese, tomato, and red onion, and an omelette with hot dogs, salami, onions, and green peppers, respectively. According to the owner, no matter how many times you’ll try to recreate these simple dishes at home, you will keep coming back for that good ol’ Beautys taste."