Restaurant La Chronique
104 Av. Laurier O, Montréal, QC H2T 2N7, Canada
Phone: (514) 271-3095
Website: http://www.lachronique.qc.ca/
Restaurant La Chronique in Montréal is a 4.4-star restaurant with 335 Google reviews, known for Foie Gras and Gaspésie Arctic Char.
Why we love it
- French with inventive market cuisine
- Located near Near Rue Saint-Urbain and Boulevard Saint-Joseph O
- Intimate upscale eatery, lengthy wine list, refined dishes
- Upscale service with attentive and knowledgeable staff
- French with inventive market cuisine
- Located near Near Rue Saint-Urbain and Boulevard Saint-Joseph O
- Intimate upscale eatery, lengthy wine list, refined dishes
- Upscale service with attentive and knowledgeable staff
What to Order
Foie Gras
This classic French delicacy is prepared to Michelin-calibre standards, offering a rich and transformative experience even for those who think they don't like it.
"Undeniably Michelin-calibre foie gras. Even if you think it’s not for you, this one will change your mind. When I confessed my obsession to the waiter, he grinned like we were in on a secret society and said, “if you know, you know.”"
Alido Di Giovanni
Gaspésie Arctic Char
A perfectly executed fish dish, often highlighted for its delicate preparation and memorable flavor, sometimes described as made with "a little bit of love."
"Every course and wine pairing were perfectly executed. I am still dreaming of the Gaspésie Arctic Char made with "Un petit peu d'amour"."
Stephanie Nagy
White Fish (Cod)
This white fish dish, often cod, is praised for its exceptional taste and presentation, standing out among the multi-course offerings.
"J’ai particulièrement apprécié leur poisson blanc (cabillaud) et le steak avec topinambour 3 façons. Merci beaucoup pour ce repas inoubliable!"
Nicolas C.
Lobster Bisque
A rich and flavorful bisque that stands out as a highlight, even for diners who found other dishes less impressive.
"Out of the whole menu, we enjoyed only the lobster bisque and the desserts were excellent."
Julie
Desserts
The dessert offerings are consistently praised for their excellence, providing a sweet and satisfying conclusion to the meal.
"The dessert tasting was also awesome."
Larry Imely
Inside Scoop
- The multi-course tasting menu with wine pairing is an expensive but worthwhile experience.
- Service can be inconsistent, with some guests reporting a "two-tier" experience.
- The restaurant has a lengthy and expensive wine list, so be prepared.
- Chef Olivier often visits tables, adding a special touch to the dining experience.
- Reservations are highly recommended, as last-minute cancellations by the restaurant have occurred.