Restaurants near Auberge de La Fontaine

Wonderful Saturday night dinner with Montreal’s legendary singer/drummer Graham Chambers and his trio playing classic Motown/soul/blues and more. Cool, romantic spot with terrific food and service. Date night spot. Traditional Jazz trio w/ vocalist play live upstairs.

We were a group of 7 mostly family. All adults. We had an amazing food and wine experience. The beef Wellington and lobster risotto were delicious. Our server was so knowledgeable about the food and wine - and incredibly helpful. Our only disappointment was that we had arrived hoping to share the t bone steak and fish but the steak was not available - the recommendation from our server for the beef Wellington and risotto definitely exceeded expectations. Would highly recommend!

We were given a wonderful booth seating that kept things pleasantly quiet. It was well worth any awkwardness in getting in and out of the middle if the bench. Our waiter gave excellent service. I believe his name was Justin. Food restrictions were handled admirably by kitchen manager Nigel. The only thing I could wish for is lower prices so we could go more often!

Bungalow has essentially a classic bistro menu with some updates. Fried calamari with salad was an excellent appetizer for two people to share. It seemed fresh and well-prepared. Mains of steak (cooked exactly as requested) and navarin d'agneau (underseasoned) were perfectly fine withoug being at all distinctive. In short, exactly what I usually want from a bistro: a predictable meal of good quality ingredients, classically prepared with no surprises. On the night we were there, it was not at all crowded, so noise level was fine. But we could easily hear the conversation of a table at the other end of the restaurant, so I imagine it might be noisy when full.