Le Bourlingueur - Table reservation

It was a cool day and my family ordered the Parisien, Alsacien, and falafel sandwiches with a vegetable soup side. The spot is quaint and located on St Francois Street in Old Montreal and we had a window seat watching the tourists and horse driven...carriages go on by on the cobblestone streets. The pricing was decent ~45 CDN) and it was warm and inviting inside. You can also buy some snacks to go and have a shop.

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We actually ate in the Cesar’s extension to the restaurant, and it was the nicest lunch we had in Montréal. The quiche was so good that I asked for the recipe, and the French onion soup was one of the nicest I’ve had. We spent...quite a while speaking with the very nice and very helpful owner/ manager. I wish we could have gone back the next day, but we ran out of time on the city.

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Went there for a retirement party. The place is nice, quiet and rustic. The service was extremely long. We waited 45 minutes to order and another hour to receive our food. I had the fettuccine Alfredo. The portion was small but filling. The food was...cold and not very good. It also took a long time to receive our bill and pay.

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If you are taking a walk in old Montreal, especially on St. Paul street, le Bourlingueur is a natural place where to stop for lunch. Honest/good food, not too pricey, pleasant service, mostly regular customers, full of ambiance of the old city...you are smack in...the middle of it.

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After my visit to Europe this year I needed a taste of it and I was not disappointed when I came here. friendly and European atmosphere. the food was good.

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