Montreal Restaurant Guide: Joe Beef
20 years in, Joe Beef is still as good as ever.
20 years in, Joe Beef is still as good as ever.
“Make sure to try their poutine, loaded with shredded chicken and thick slices of smoked chouriço. It’s the best of both worlds.”
A joint venture by partners Julian Doan and chef Vincent Gee, this eight-seat eatery in the Plateau serves a 24-course omakase menu, the result of a shared obsession with Edomae sushi.
Beba is responsible for some of the most thoughtful and precise cooking taking place on or off the island.
Mon Lapin’s list of accolades only continues to grow.
“Repeat after me: Medium-fat, with mustard and a half-sour.”
With Michelin Stars about to arrive in the city for the first time, here are our predictions for what restaurants will be awarded the prestigious honour.
Home to Montreal’s best xiaolongbao.
Inventive French fare.
Consistently one of the best tables in town.