Nestled near Beaubien metro, Bo' Dégât is a cozy tapas haven serving up homemade Spanish delights with a playful twist and a vibrant atmosphere.
"The name Bo’Dégât is a witty blend of “bodega” (wine cellar in Spanish) and “beau dégât” (“beautiful mess” in French). This tiny Beaubien Street eatery follows through on the latter with a mix of classic tapas, like patatas bravas and bombas de la Barceloneta (beef and pork meatballs doused in a spicy sauce), or internationally influenced options, like candied eggplant with miso or a fried calamari-stuffed bao. Picnic boxes packed with gazpacho, ham croquettes, Spanish omelet, and more are a welcome addition to its takeout and delivery offering. Available on SkipTheDishes." - Eater Staff
"Keeping it simple and tasty, Bo’ Dégât, near Beaubien metro, serves tapas and wine in a sleek modern setting. Choices include spicy pork rolls, omelettes, and Spanish-Portuguese bacalao (salted cod). The desserts have a Montreal flair, with churros in the shape of the city’s logo. All up, it’s a fun menu with several vegetarian options, and a great place to go with friends." - Karin Murray-Bergquist
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