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Contribute Feedback What Dariusz Jemielniak (Pundit) likes about L 'o Et Lounge:
It is a hotel restaurant, so you should not expect fireworks.Still, the food is good, and the staff is very friendly and quite attentive. The wine cellar seems well equipped (although I have not tested it). My brownie was quite fine, although I'd prefer it to be warm, to blend better with ice cream. Price per person: CA$10–20 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 View all feedback.
What Mike Gardiner doesn't like about L 'o Et Lounge:
Unfortunately the burger just tasted of char and the creme Brule tasted like sweet scrambled eggs. Disappointing . The fries were fine. Meal type: Dinner Price per person: CA$40–50 View all feedback.
Very good breakfasts Rooms: 4 Service: 5 Location: 5
Lovely breakfast buffet. Very polite hostess. Excellent potatoes, scrambled eggs, sausages. The coffee is very vary good and they give you a thermos at the table. The waitress offered more coffee to go as it was a cold day. Worth dropping in even if you aren't staying at the hotel. Service: 5
I'm conflicted with this review of L'O. The food was great but the service was really bad. I don't think intentionally, perhaps under staffed or new people but bad service. Did not feel like staff were focused. Waited too long to be seated as staff cleared tables when they could have simply cleared ours first and then focused on others afterwards. We waited nearly 10 minutes to get our order taken and we had to remind our waitress about our drinks after seeing others getting theirs. My wife received her food after others received their food who were seated after us. Icing on the cake was my meal came 13 minutes after my wife received hers. Waitress admitted chef made mistake, but I didn't feel like a valued customer. I do hope my experience is an anomaly. Disappointed because the food was really good. Debating if I want to try again.
Very decent meal. On the other hand, at the bar, they don't know how to make mojitos. I looked in vain for the rum. 2 mint leaves and 1 thin slice of lemon! Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4
I’m here on business, and I’ve eaten in many 4-star hotel restaurants. This one, by far has stolen my heart. You would think if you’ve had one breakfast buffet, you’ve had them all. This one is much different. The fare is typical by most standards, but the care and quality of fresh ingredients, including fresh bruschetta for your creamy scrambled eggs was a perfect touch. Montreal is fantastic for promoting local breweries. They also serve their pints with in house, thick cut and seasoned potato chips! I wasn’t starving, so some sides for dinner sounded great. The carpaccio and fried Quebec cheese curds hit the spot. Don’t skip on this place if you’re staying here!
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