I’m planning a trip to Montreal.
I am keen on restaurants where tables are set a little further apart, that are also not too loud. I also am keen on better ventilation and airflow, as I am immune-compromised. The terrasses in Montreal tend to wrap up after Canadian Thanksgiving, understandably, so outdoor dining is not an option throughout most of the fall, winter, and spring.
I am open to all price points, and all cuisines.
I remember the tables being spaced far apart at Le Club Chasse et Pêche, Milos, Renoir, and Toqué.
I remember the tables being close together at Le Filet.
McKiernan has been recommended.
We had a good experience at Memo in August.
At that time the patio was open, so plenty of room inside, but it’s possible they push tables closer when the patio closes.
Difficult to find a menu online, but I’d call it ‘creative’. Ignore reviews over 6 months old - the menu (and price) has moved more downscale than the older reviews suggest. Service was super-friendly and it’s on our ‘must list’ for a return visit.
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I felt the table spacing was reasonable at Monarque - we sat in the Brasserie, but the dining room had even wider spacing. I’m judging by NYC standards, though, so take that with a grain of salt. Noise level was acceptable but not quiet by any means. Le Serpent and Damas, where we had our other two dinners, felt a little tighter in terms of seating, though not offensively so (again, by NYC standards).
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Interesting question! I’ll keep my eyes open. Maybe La Fabrique?
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