Best Fine Dining Restaurants in Laval

This is one of Montreal’s great restaurants. It is an Art Deco restaurant which first opened in 1931, and recently reopened after being closed for 25 years. Not only is the food, service, and view impeccable, but if you walk around, you will experience nearly a hundred years of history. Not to be missed.

We enjoyed our dinner to the fullest. It was a little hard to find since the restaurant does not have a sign which is an intentional decision apparently. However, we liked this speakeasy vibe with no big crowd trying to get in waiting for the last minute cancellation.

A wonderful leisurely lunch from start to finish.Excellent well trained attentive and friendly staff from the valet service to the doorman to reception to the waitstaff.The Ritz has excelled at maintaining the reputation it has earned over the years.Bravo to all!

It was my first time there. It’s a very nice place, fancy and elegant. I went there with my girlfriends for our annual Holiday supper. We started off with water and drinks (I had sparkling water and two drinks: an amaretto sour and this other sweet drink from their menu. Both drinks were delicious! For starters I had the mini burgers (10/10), then the lobster raviolis (10/10) and for desert the cheesecake (9/10) just because I’m not a fan of raspberries. Overall, I enjoyed my evening there and so did my girlfriends. I planned of coming back next year for a solo date! I definitely recommend if you’re a meat lover!

Food and service was excellent! The oysters were highly recommended as an appetizer- the ones made with maple and jalapeño and miso gratin were the best! Grilled octopus was also delicious! For entrees, we had halibut (fish of the day), salmon and the black linguine-portions were just right and was some of the best seafood I had. Definitely recommend and I can’t wait to go back when in Montreal again.