Bistro Justine in Outremont, QC

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Telephone:	+1 514-277-2728
Address:	1268 Van Horne Avenue, Outremont, QC, H2V 1K6 Outremont
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	610 ft161 -Est 630 ftOutremont 0.4 miBernard / du Parc
Categories:	Cafes

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3 reviews of Bistro Justine

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Denise F.

Place rating: 1
Outremont, Canada

Resto ferme

Jim J.

Place rating: 5
Montreal, Canada

Absolutely delicious. I’m new to the area and will DEFINITELY be back., I had the escargots as appetizer and the lamb for entrée…So good, you don’t want it to end! I say it again… sooooo good! Desserts are OMG level. The lady who served us there was so personable, so friendly and made excellent recommendations. The quality I had for the price was one of the best in Montréal… and I’m a frequent diner.
In terms of constructive criticism, the décor wasn’t at par with the quality of the food, would have loved a more cozy atmosphere, although I went to Terrasse Justine, which is on Lajoie, not too far, and we sat inside, whereas it’s more designed to eat outside (it was too cold for that!).

Michael F.

Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA

Truly a find. This is a very small restaurant (seats maybe 25), hidden in the middle of and otherwise unremarkable block. The menu is generally French, with the kind of cosmopolitan influences one would expect in Montréal. The food is mostly locally sourced and seasonal. Whatever you do, do not skip dessert. Reservations are recommended as it is a well known secret amongst locals.