LOV McGill

Yes, LOV McGill serves a full cocktail and beverage program alongside food. Guests frequently praise the cocktails, mocktails and dessert cocktails, and the menu lists signature cocktails like an Espresso Martini and Old Fashioned. Expect creative, well-made drinks to pair with the plant-based menu.

Yes, LOV McGill is a lovely spot for a date night. Guests frequently praise the bright, plant-filled, cozy dining room, crafted cocktails, and thoughtfully plated plant-based dishes (think truffle risotto, arancini, fish tacos). The vibe is casual-elegant, making it great for a romantic dinner, special occasion or an evening out. Note: some evenings can be lively and a bit noisy, so ask for a quieter table or an earlier seating if you want a calmer experience.

Portions at LOV McGill are generally generous and satisfying, guests often comment that mains and brunch plates are filling. Burgers and mains (risotto, bowls, tacos) come as substantial entrées, and starters like arancini or dumplings are shareable. If you want to sample more, consider sharing a few starters and each ordering a main.

Yes, guests note the staff are generally accommodating and willing to handle requests. While specific pre-arrival request options aren’t listed, it’s best to call the restaurant ahead for seating preferences, allergy accommodations or group arrangements so the team can prepare and confirm.

The dress code is casual dress. Guests typically wear smart-casual or relaxed attire that fits the restaurant’s casual-elegant vibe.

LOV McGill has a bright, plant-filled, modern yet cozy ambience, guests describe it as lively, fun and welcoming with a relaxed casual-elegant vibe. It’s great for dates, brunches and dinners, though some nights draw a younger, louder crowd so it can get noisy during peak times.

Yes, LOV McGill is plant-based/vegetarian-focused with many vegan options (many items marked 🌱) and several dishes available in gluten-free versions. Guests repeatedly praise the variety and creativity for vegans, vegetarians and those seeking dairy-free options. If you have strict allergies, call ahead so staff can confirm ingredient details and possible modifications.

For a calmer experience, aim for earlier seatings or weekday lunches, guests note weekday/early-evening visits are quieter. Brunch is popular and lively but enjoyable. Weekends and Friday–Saturday evenings tend to be busiest and can be noisier, so if you prefer a quieter table, book an earlier reservation or a weekday visit.

LOV McGill is busiest on weekend evenings and on Friday–Saturday nights; guests report lively, sometimes noisy crowds then. Brunch and weekend lunch can also be popular. Quieter times tend to be weekday lunches and earlier dinner seatings, if you prefer a calmer visit, book midweek or an earlier table.

Weekdays (especially for lunch or an early dinner) are the best bet for a quieter, more relaxed experience. If you’re after the full lively vibe, weekend brunch or Friday–Saturday evenings deliver a buzzy atmosphere, but expect more noise and possible crowds.

Yes, families dine here and guests often bring younger people or celebrate birthdays with children. The menu doesn’t list a dedicated kids’ menu, but many dishes are approachable (grilled cheese, burgers, bowls). For younger children consider an earlier seating and call ahead if you need any menu flexibility.

LOV McGill offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at (514) 287-1155.

LOV McGill is rated 4.7 stars by 2315 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.