I came here two months ago and have been meaning to write this. Old Montreal has a few touristy places that really aren't worth the visit and this place is not one of them. To try them out on a budget.. Like I did, one should go at lunch and get their table d'hote. For about 25$, you get an appetizer, an entree, dessert and coffee. You're full at the end and you're full with really quality food. This resto specializes in seafood like it's sister resto on st-laurent and it did not disappoint. My entree was a piece of seabass-it was great and perfectly grilled. The skin was just crunchy and the meat perfectly tender, cooked and not dry. The side and presentation was equally delicious and beautiful to look at. It wasn't a huge piece of fish but for the price and location, I can't complain. Our appetizer was a super hearty and adequately sized caldo verde soup with chorizo, potatoes and cabbage. Out dessert was a fancy berry-crumble-cake pastry. I'm not that good with remembering pastry names. My husband had the coffee while I opted out but he assures me it came from a fancy machine with good beans. They also have unlimited bread (good bread) with really amazing olive oil. The entourage here is very business casual whereas we were just casual but service was still great. Would go again. Especially at lunch time!