Laval Restaurants

Steak is the reason most people go to this restaurant in Old Montreal; Gibby's is a long-time attraction for both tourists and locals out to enjoy an evening meal. The decor is retro, circa 1974, and lends itself well to the no... more

No obvious sign announces the presence of this restaurant, only its name discreetly spelled out in white tiles in the sidewalk. There's no need to call attention to itself, since tout Montréal knows exactly where it is.... more

Already world-famous and a beacon for high-end French cuisine, this classically formal restaurant continues to represent the best of Parisian atmosphere and gastronomy. Gentlemen are required to wear jackets. This is dining at... more

One of Montreal's best known Italian restaurants, Da Emma is actually a transplant from Little Italy to Old Montreal; the tradition of fine cuisine hasn't suffered, even if the current setting is a former prison! It is run with... more

Those who care to spend serious money for a slab of charred beef should take their credit ratings here. The oldest steak-and-seafood house in town is also arguably its finest, and less afflicted with tourists than the po... more

It's basically dinner and a show at this Parc Avenue Greek hot spot; a riotous bouzouki band holds court from Thursday to Sunday, encouraging diners to abandon their meals and take to the dance floor. It's a tough decision, tho... more

This slick Parisian brasserie, which started out in Quebec City before opening up on this Peel Street branch, boasts the shortest menu in the city. You will be dining on walnut salad and steak-frites, whether you like it or not... more

This huge, venerable chicken and ribs joint is a Montreal institution if ever there was one. A favorite for casual business lunches or pre-hockey game dinners, no one leaves with clean fingers. Various chicken and rib combinati... more

With its motto of "pâtes universelles" (universal pastas), this unique concept restaurant invites you to match many different pasta choices with dozens of available sauces. From the humble napolitaine to the extravagant Strogan... more

If you like Thai food but you are also a vegetarian, Chu Chai is the place to indulge your tastes. The décor is not overly formal and the ambiance is guaranteed to set you at ease. Avoiding even nam pla, Thai cuisine's essentia... more