L'Escalier - Table reservation

These days, people associate the Latin Quarter with condos, chain restaurants and cafes, and summer festival events. However, until the early-mid 2000s, the Latin Quarter was filled with Bohemian jazz clubs, used bookstores, quirky shops, punks, and student pubs. There isn't much of that scene left: the artists, poets, and musicians, have moved to less expensive neighbourhoods to the north and east. If you want to experience a bit of the vintage Latin quarter, get excellent vegetarian food, listen to some music, and chat with local intellectuals and musicians, go to L'Escalier. The food is vegetarian and consists of sandwiches, salads, curries, and tapas and ranges in quality from good to ex...

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This place is a wonderful combination of vegetarian food, drinks and live music. It is artsy and alternative, with that Paris and Barcelona air of a place where anything is possible. It is a wonderful way to experience the European atmosphere without leaving Canada. The food is over the top. I had the minestrone soup and the special burger. All vegetarian, you will not find meat here, what is wonderful for me. The dishes had a strong presentation, following the French cuisine stella. The burger, cooked with black beans, had a sweet and elegant taste, and the bun was baguette type, crunchy and fresh. And the music was really good. A young couple with a vocalist and a guitar player played beau...

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it is a bar-restaurant offers a quite unique and pleasant atmosphere with a slightly hippie style as its name indicates (the staircase), the entrance to the place is made climbing a staircase that leads to a type of private apartment, with several rooms and rooms, which constitute the different environments of this space of multiple activities: restaurant and bar with biological cuisine and natural products, small showroom, internet-café computer (access to connect

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Very helpful, likeable, bilingual cool-people work here, at the top of the skinny escalier (staircase). It's a great intro to the Montréal foodie/indie-art scene, with live performances and many beers, including volume discounts on pitchers.

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Great place! They have country music playing on mondays which is fantabulous.. totally recommended.

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