Fine arts bistro

We’re visiting from out of town and wanted to spend an afternoon here and decided to roll the dice and eat at the bistro instead of one of the many places nearby. The food was OK. Not great. Kept us from starving. Got a Caesar wrap and a Caesar salad. Both seemed to have been made earlier that day. There are bags of chips and other packaged food and drink items for sale. It’s a bit of a disappointment for a top notch museum to have such a simple bistro, but we were glad it was there.

Good choice, but many better restaurants around in downtown. Still, many snacks but also possibilities for real warm meal, tasty, great portions, healthy and vegan alternatives too. Very clean. Wheelchair accessible, easy to manage.

The wrap was good and the area was very clean.

Nice ambience but with a very short menue and very average quality , a limited number of pastries plus 3 types of wraps and sandwiches It is a quiet place, good to relax for few minutes and have a coffee, tea

I used to come to this restaurant when I was younger, with my parents, and it was a lovely, civilized place to have lunch in downtown Montreal. But lately the food has been terrible (a full plate of dull and still-wet lettuce with an unappetizing dressing and stale bread with prosciutto on it, sad-looking filets of fish that were dry to the taste), and the service has been even worse: they forgot our drinks, then they forgot to provide us with cutlery. There were three of us at the table and the meals arrived at different times. The fruit salad served with brunch one day was watery, mushy, and of the same appalling quality you'd find at a hospital or high school cafeteria. I was stunned and saddened. This doesn't show Montreal or the museum in a good light at all. Avoid until the chef and staff have been drilled in the art of decent (if not fine) dining.

Amazing chic Easter lunch with kids. Thank you chef for the eggs on the chocolate tart. Fine food, warm ambiance and staff. A treasure downtown , great for Business Lunches or Family treat before museum.

Terrible mediocre meniu. Soup was served without crackes. Prises are unknown. Do not recommend

Very disappointing. Overly priced for the quality. The Foie Gras was not tasty and the under vacuumed fish was very bland, cooked in a broth. No special flavor to the cooking. Vraiment rien de spécial pour le prix. Plenty of nice and fine cuisine around the Museum.