Nestled in Outremont, this bustling brasserie offers a vibrant mix of hearty comfort food and inventive cocktails, perfect for Montreal's trendsetters.
"Mix with the Cool Crowd in Outremont What started out as a crazy musing during a family dinner has turned out, surprisingly, to be one of Montreal 's most appreciated establishments. Indeed, when Francine Brûlé mentioned that she was thinking of taking on a new project, nobody could predict the huge success Les Enfants Terribles would be become—not even her. And yet, with the help of chef Guillaume Daly and partner Serge Bruneau, this Outremont eatery is now a frequent hideout for the cool, hip, urban youngsters of Montreal. It's a place where people go to see and be seen, but most importantly, to have a good time. Les Enfants Terribles revisits the classics of French cuisine, all while crafting innovative dishes with a festive, flavorful, and unorthodox touch. For example? Chorizo corndogs, gouda mac'n'cheese, shepherd's pie with truffle oil, and a coco pana cotta. I have visited this restaurant many, many times and not once was I disappointed."
"Mix with the Cool Crowd in Outremont What started out as a crazy musing during a family dinner has turned out, surprisingly, to be one of Montreal 's most appreciated establishments. Indeed, when Francine Brûlé mentioned that she was thinking of taking on a new project, nobody could predict the huge success Les Enfants Terribles would be become—not even her. And yet, with the help of chef Guillaume Daly and partner Serge Bruneau, this Outremont eatery is now a frequent hideout for the cool, hip, urban youngsters of Montreal. It's a place where people go to see and be seen, but most importantly, to have a good time. Les Enfants Terribles revisits the classics of French cuisine, all while crafting innovative dishes with a festive, flavorful, and unorthodox touch. For example? Chorizo corndogs, gouda mac'n'cheese, shepherd's pie with truffle oil, and a coco pana cotta. I have visited this restaurant many, many times and not once was I disappointed."
"Now with a total of six restaurants in Montreal and beyond, this part-French, part-Québécois bistro has evolved from one sidewalk-style brasserie into a small empire. While their restaurant atop Place Ville Marie may be more of an attention-seeker, the original location on Bernard is still well-known for its sizeable terrasse, which gets nothing short of over-crowded once the warmer weather hits. Lunch, dinner, brunch and kids’ menus are all available, with generally comforting items such as tartares, grilled fish, short ribs and bavette taking the cake." - Daniel Bromberg
Luis Guizar
marlene rodriguez
TLG 1407
Karol Roseman
Andre Saint-Amant
Dennis Derouin
Angelika Sachlas
Rock 88
Luis Guizar
marlene rodriguez
TLG 1407
Karol Roseman
Andre Saint-Amant
Dennis Derouin
Angelika Sachlas
Rock 88