Hoogan et Beaufort

We did the tasting menu. It was absolutely worth it. The meat was some of the best I've ever had, the texture was INSANE! I think maybe it was a sous-vide, definitely a fatty texture, so make sure you like that before taking it.

Great resto for a date with your significant other to celebrate important milestones, and the ambiance is low-key refined, but for the price you pay their cuisine left me slightly hungry and disappointed, hence only 4 stars for the food. Some of their courses and chosen taste profiles just didn't make sense to me, and I consider myself to have a refined palate and very flexible tastes... But their sommelier nailed their recommendation on wine pairing; their wine selections won't leave you disappointed.

This was absolutely delicious. Food art. Lovely atmosphere, not too noisy, timing was perfect and everyone we interacted with was very nice and kind. Loved everything we had. We don't drink alcohol and still found the service to be amazing - not always the case when servers find out you don't drink. Highly recommend checking this place out if it's in your budget.

Last night’s tasting menu was exceptional! The nuance of flavors and clever ingredients made each dish unique from start to finish. The wine pairings were perfection as well… our sommelier knew so much about each selection that it made the experience super fun. Each staff member did a great job and the ambiance was minimalist but warm. We sat at the bar, which gave us a chance to watch a lot of the food prep, grilling and drink making so it was quite entertaining too! We highly recommend Hoogan & Beaufort and can’t wait to return.

Absolutely delicious and completely worth it. Went for the first time with friends and we all greatly enjoyed our meals. The service was great as well and their wine pairing suggestions for my meals were spot on. For those with dietary restrictions (celiac or gluten/dairy free) you will be well catered to and you won’t be the least bit hungry or feel like you missed out.

Our meal here was absolutely incredible!! We opted for the a la carte menu and were not disappointed. Each meal was expertly prepared and beautifully plated. We started with the warm oysters with sabayon, the burrata with peach, fennel and mustard seed and the tuna tarts. They were all insanely delicious! We followed that with the duck. The plum sauce was decadent and flavorful and the duck was divine. We ended our meal with the peach and peanut desserts, which were so damn good. And as if the experience couldn’t get any better the service was impeccable. David was kind attentive and willingly swapped out ingredients if we had dietary restrictions. My aunt couldn’t eat dairy so he swapped out the ice cream in the peanut dessert with sorbet. Hoogan et Beaufort is an definite recommend.

Our meal here was nothing short of incredible (we got the tasting menu and wine paring). We’ve only ever eaten at one Michelin star restaurant before, but our meal here exceeded that experience. The food was insanely delicious, and I was honestly sad to leave knowing that our meal was over! The service was also amazing. Everyone who took care of us was so kind and knowledgeable and the pacing of the service was perfection—this place is a well-oiled machine. Even though the quality of the meal was top tier, the atmosphere never felt stuffy or pretentious. Hoogan et Beaufort is an absolute recommend.

Lovely restaurant with highly educated servers! I was treated like a princess and I really liked it! I were there for meeting a friend. I really loved the beauty of the design and the quality of the food arrangements! We ordered hot oysters to share! So delicious! & We shared a plate of chicken with my friend! So tender and well decorated with a potato salad. They have a wide wine selection as well. Highly recommended!

Fave meal of the Montreal trip for my meat eating boys. 4.5 stars Food: 4.5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4 Cost to worth it rating: 3 Opentableable: yes Return worthiness: yes Highlights: - Wood oven: central to their menu and their space - Bread: was dense and grilled. Simple and delicious. We had to order seconds. 5 stars - Large format steak: my steak connoisseurs approved, excellent quality, cooked temperature as expected, and bonus came with so many items including bone marrow , veggies, potatoes, and a pasta. 5 stars - Duck breast beautiful presentation and such tender duck. 4.5 stars - Scallops: mild and delicate thin slices with the surprise star being the leeks. 4.5 stars - Pea pasta: bright and light. 4 stars - Cheese dessert: lovely combination of 3 with thin crackers and fruit compote. 4 stars - Nice to my kid: made him a fancy plain pasta with butter (as his starter before the steak). 4 stars - Quality food with tasting menu and a la carte options - Wines: lovely options for a glass list that aren't your standard ones you see plus fancy coravin ones and bottles. Loved the delightful glass of champagne I started with. - Atmosphere: unfinished factory with large ceiling and a bar seating in center tables around. Very casual and cool - Lovely waiter who was very kind and passionate about the food and wine Midlights: - Bit loud with a large group next to us--hard to hear across the table Lowlights: - Hard to find : Uber dropped off at address in other side of building so we had to search to find it in the rain The entire family fully enjoyed this meal and would come back.

I'm not sure if Michelin stars are awarded in Montreal; if they are, then Hoogan et Beaufort should definitely be on their radar. We walked in on a weeknight right around opening team and were seated immediately. We left around 7:30 and the restaurant was nearly full, so I'd recommend a reservation if dining later in the evening. Strong smokey aroma as soon as you enter the restaurant. Looked like they had a wood burning restaurant which fumigates the restaurant and leaves you smelling like the most delicious of campfires. The trip to the dry cleaners after eating here is completely worthwhile. The menu was approachable with roughly a dozen items which all seemed appealing, so we simplified the experience by opting for the tasting menu. There are a couple wine tasting pairings available, but we opted to pick our own beverages. I had the house beer with my meal while my wife had a cocktail. They had the most expensive wine list that we've come across in Montreal. The courses were quite profound. I had a tough time identifying everything going on aside from some of the more pronounced features. First course was a chopped scallop salad topped with micro greens and razor thin fruit. Second course was snow crab over an acidic green sauce. Third course was likely my favorite. It was a cheese tortolinni with grilled quail and mushrooms in a creamer green sauce. Fourth and main course was duck breast with a wedged sweet potato, razor thin fruit, and trumpet mushrooms. For dessert, we had mushroom cookies with a distinct maple flavor to them along with a sort of sophisticated sundae. They had an excellent whiskey list too, so I decided to have a glass of auchentoshan triple wood with dessert. Service was world class. Incredibly attentive and knowledgeable. Restrooms were gender neutral. There were four private stalls with a communal sink area. One of the stalls was handicap accessible.

Quelle belle expérience de découverte culinaire! Nous avons pris un menu dégustation avec un accord mets et vins. Tout était délicieux, servi dans de la belle vaisselle et avec le sourire. Nous étions assises sur des tables hautes et il avait fallu réserver un long moment en avance. Ça faisait un moment qu'on essayait d'y aller sans chance car toujours complet, ça aura valu l'attente et j'espère bien y retourner!

We went here for a special occasion, with a reservation booked in advance. The food was incredible and the wine list beyond words. The staff was very welcoming, friendly, and accommodating. It was an excellent meal. It was a bit out of the way and (because wood-fired cuisine is the specialty) we left feeling a bit Smokey. But I'd go back in a heartbeat. The appetizer mushrooms were life changing.

Quality spot. Nice, industrial/brick interior. The oysters were fantastic and the main dishes were similarly great. The burrata wasn't as great and the portions were average. Service was solid.

We weren't able to get a dinner reservation and went for lunch. As folks who have had lots of oysters in our time, the warm oysters were the best we have ever had. I mean EVER!! The arctic char with the mussel sauce was amazing! Staff was helpful and extremely courteous. They have a solid wine and cocktail list. If you are in Montreal, this is a restaurant that should be experienced.

Great ambiance. Amazing food. Great wine pairings. Fun place to have dinner with a group or a date night out

Amazing prix fixe meal including wood-fired food and wine and mocktails! We both did the full wood-fired prix fixe meal while one of us did the wine pairing and the other did the mocktail pairing and everything was incredible! The food was a lot of seafood, but also duck, and some amazing veggies. They all had incredible flavors and lots of stuff was smoked or charred on the wood fire and it was excellent. There were 8 courses and the portions were decent-sized (not huge, but definitely not tiny). We were both comfortably full at the end of the meal. The wines were all super interesting and tasty on their own, but also paired nicely with each course. There were wines from many different countries and vintages, which made things very interesting. The mocktails were super flavorful and tasty as well and paired really well with the food. The staff were all super nice and knowledgable with each course being presented by a chef and each wine coming with a description from the sommelier and each mocktail being described by the head bartender. The ambiance was cozy and warm with the raging wood fire at the back. We did have a bit of trouble finding the place as the nominal address pointed us to the back side of the building, but it wasn't too hard to figure out once we got there.

I loved this restaurant--the semi-industrial vibe that it's in, the food, the styling. We tried this restaurant during a food event MTL à Table and everything on the menu was a delight. The grilled octopus entrée stole the show. It was so tender! We had also the smoked sturgeon, homemade pasta with mushrooms, short ribs and carrot and brownie desserts. Parking in the area is easy enough to find but definitely make reservations for dining in (whenever that becomes possible again!). Perfect resto for a date if you want to impress someone :)

I was really excited when Hoogan & Beaufort announced they were opening for takeout because I, inexplicably, have not been before. Takeout is easy, ordering and payment is done on their online site the day of and pick up at the time you request. Their entire menu sounded great but we decided to get their lobster and shrimp rolls, lobster capelacci, seafood coquille, chicken liver mousse, focaccia, asparagus and green bean salad . Everything was excellent! I can't pick a favorite dish. The lobster rolls were delicious (there are 6), the lobster pasta were exceptional and take just 90 seconds to prepare. The salads were simple but the ingredients were so fresh and perfectly prepared. I think the best value was the chicken liver mousse, I spread some on crackers and bread every day for over a week. Even though there are so many restaurants offered takeout, I will certainly order from Hoogan & Beaufort again!

First, take note that the restaurant is in a residential neighborhood, and not near the downtown area. It is most easily accessible by car. I came here on date night, ordered the oysters, the mushroom entrée, and three different plates of pasta and the duck (the portions were a bit small, and we are big eaters). All three plates were delicious (I forget their names), a few were a bit too salty for my liking, but overall flavorful. I also liked the selection of cocktails they offered. The service was also a bit slow that day, but we weren't in a hurry because it was date night. The waiter was courteous and very friendly. I would come back again, without a doubt.

Back a second time and the food was just as good. They were good enough to realize I've had some of the dishes before so they changed it up for me. Once again I did the tasting menu with pairing and everything was very well matched. I loved the lobster linguini, the sweetbread, and the lamb. The fire pit is basically and literally adds an entirely different element to the dishes. If you're in town, you owe yourself a visit to Hoogan et Beaufort.

As a visitor, I definitely would not have found this place myself. A friend of ours local to Montreal recommended this place and it definitely delivered. Definitely out of the way and not in the main tourist hubs, a bit of a drive from the downtown core, but worth the mini trek. Super laid back and relaxed vibes, very contemporary yet cosy feel. I wouldn't recommend dressing up but I also wouldn't come in a shirt and shorts. We were a group of 6 and decided to go and order 2 of the breads which by the way was amaaaaaaazing, all the appies(6), all the pasta (3), and 3 entrees which were shared between each of the couples. Really great way to taste the menu. All of the dishes were beautiful and well-executed. My favs: ricotta manicotti, mackerel appetizer, and pork entree. My boyfriend and I were the only ones that opted-in for dessert and we got the chocolate mousse/lemon curd dessert and it was absolutely light and a perfect way to close the dinner.

I went to this place with a friend and we have a decent dinner. The place looks nice but it's not a high end location. The food is good but I found it way too expensive. Taking into account that you are in Quebec this place is an average restaurant. Im very particular with smells and my clothes did smell after dinner so that's a big no to me. Service / price = don't recommend

Everything is so good!! Come here for diner to celebrate the end of this semester. Since it's my first time here I choose the tasting menu with one cocktail. What impresses me most is their foie gras, it's the best foie gras I've eaten in Montreal!! It's creamy and the bread is also delicious, the combination of the is perfect. The butter they used is good as well. I want to use more words but the only thoughts when I'm eating is "it is so good" :) it's a little expensive but it definitely worths it!! At around 6 or 7pm there are many people so I suggest make a reservation before you go, and their service can be a little slow during the busy hours. But all of their staffs are friendly and kind.

Amazing Covid safe dining experience. The staff, service and food was impeccable. The food was perfectly presented and delicious. With affordable wine options.

Small, hidden gem that has a wonderful shared plates menu. It's not terribly expensive and the service was really nice and thoughtful. The menu rotates regularly so you may have an entirely different experience coming here. They also have a tasting menu, available only for the whole table, that is separate and different from the shared plates menu. Our table shared oysters with a cider flavored foam, foccatia with peppered butter, lobster bisque pasta, and a big steak for three. We ordered two bottles of cider and the waiter had it chilled for us. They also came over to our table very often to pour and top us off, loved that. Great service

Great food, attentive service and extensive wine list. Original dishes. Local stuff done with a twist and impeccable technique

Being well traveled and an avid explorer of great restaurants, I will say the Wood Fire experience this week ranks in the top 3 meals I have ever had. Words do not describe how well prepared and thoughtful these dishes were. Service was wonderful, food was extraordinary. We really could not have asked for more. Thank you for a lovely evening!

Considering the number of restaurants in Montreal, there are only a few places which after having done once, I'd go again and again...Hoogan & Beaufort is one of them! Having had dinner and lunch here multiple times, the food, service and whole experience has always been fantastic! My last visit here was with a group of friends for lunch where I enjoyed a beet and cheesehead entree, an octopus and chorizo tagliatelle main, and a deconstructed chocolate ganache cake for dessert. I must admit that the pasta was a little too salty due to the chorizo for my taste, I still think that the dishes here are always delicious. I enjoy the play of flavours and textures; the ingredients, which are always fresh and seasonal, allow for a varying and interesting menu at every visit. If you do have the chance to visit this spot, I recommend you let the knowledgeable sommelier help you pick a perfect wine; I'm always ecstatic with the choice. The service is personable, and professional; your dishes are explained as they are served, and the small touches make you feel extra special! One of my fave restos in Montreal!

The food is delicious, service staff friendly and knowledgeable, and ambiance casual and inviting. Our server provided us with excellent suggestions and pairings for our dishes. Service wasn't rushed and we were able to enjoy a variety of dishes to share. An amazing last meal in beautiful Montreal!!!

This hidden gem is probably one of the best places in the east end. If anything, this restaurant is a strong contender on my Montreal favorites list. Good: The decor is stylish and has a nice ambiance. The service was quick and attentive. You can really see the creativity and effort put into each plate as they were all unique and tasty. During the summer time, they have a nice spacious terrace for outdoor seating, and it still feels very cozy. Oh, and definitely get the oysters! Bad: The menu is definitely on the pricey side, but well worth the experience. Bottom Line: I want to try their brunch menu and will definitely come back again for dinner!

What a wonderful experience! Everything about this place was top notch - the food, the service and the ambience. We had the red snapper tar tar ($16?), burrata plate with cashews ($20) and for our main, shared the lobster and pork dish ($85). Each dish was excellent. To be clear, the lobster and pork dish was meant to be shared, so that $85 was for both of us. We sat at the bar but the service we received was better than most places. Our cute waiter patiently described each of the dishes ( in English) and made some great recommendations. We felt so welcomed. I can't wait to go back! And with the competition in MtL, that's saying something! Oh, and the decor is super trendy and cute. A tad bit on the pricey side, but the food they offer is unique.

We made reservations on a Friday night at 9 pm for three people, When we got there our table wasn't ready and we had to wait. The guys were so hungry and after about fifteen minutes of waiting they decided they wanted to go eat at the pizzeria next door. I think one waiter saw that he had gone to check if the pizzeria had a table available because when he came back a waiter came up to us to tell us that our table was ready and even gave us a glass of bubbly each (it was like cava but from a different region in Spain). We had the focaccia bread. It was warm and soft. It was so good we ordered a second round but also because the duck tartare we ordered didn't come with any bread or chips. We also had the grilled octopus with fingerling potato, olives, and burnt pepper yogurt. with fermented white beet, black garlic, lemon and rice chips. I've had better grilled octopus. We also had two pasta dishes. The first was tomato farfalle with duck consommé, poultry meatballs, fennel and kale. The consommé was tasty but we didn't have spoons. I did dip the foccaccia in the broth. The second pasta dish was the garganelli pasta with lamb, cauliflower, pistachio, and cheese. The lamb was delicious but the pasta was a bit undercooked for my liking. Lastly we shared the short rib and the beef sirloin. The meats were probably the best thing we ate that night. Overall the food was good but it didn't wow me and I do not think i would go back.

Best meal of our eating tour around Montreal. Every aspect was solid: the wine/cocktails, the service, the space itself. But the true star was the food. We planned on the tasting menu but went ala carte because all the smaller plates looked too good to miss. That proved to be true with simple pleasures like the charred focaccia and warm oysters, to the creative culinary gems like the in-season tuna and Nordic shrimp. Find time for Hoogan in your itinerary.

Great atmosphere, high ceiling and windows with open kitchen, yet not too loud; good service but expensive. All dishes are beautiful with different mix of ingredients. However, there were hit and miss, and some of our appetizers were extremely salty, while others were well balanced and delicious. The côte-de-boeuf was tasty but felt overpriced. They do have a decent beer and wine selection Recommended if you are looking for a fancy dinner with matching drinks, otherwise there are so many restaurants in Montreal more suitable for foodies.

What a wonderful evening to celebrate my husband's birthday! Everything was spot on! From the place itself, to the drinks, to the service and to the food! We were blown away! They offer a tasting menu (70$) with wine pairing (45$) but we opted à la carte because we wanted to try as much different plates as possible. Plus the wine pairing summed up to 2 1/2 glasses of wine per 45$. In the other hand, we opted for a bottle of red wine that came highly recommended by the sommelier. We were very happy with it! Here's what we ordered: Grilled focaccia, warm oysters, albacore tuna, grilled octopus, two different plates of homemade pastas and a beef strip loin. (Menu description on their site) It was all delicious! Well executed with finesse and cooked to the perfect texture and temperature. We were too full to try their desserts :/ Certainly next time because i will be coming back! Attentive, professional and all around friendly staff. No wonder that this place comes highly recommended!

This place is incredible! What a great all around experience ambiance, service and food! If you are staying in downtown it is definitely worth the car ride! The open wood burning fire plays an important part in all of their dishes and gives off a great aroma which plays perfectly into your dining experience. I had the sweetbreads appetizer which was amazing. They were cooked perfectly with a crisp exterior and served with some radish and mustard garnish. My wife had the octopus appetizer which was great but the burnt yogurt sauce was unreal, absolutely brillant! The veal chop was my main course served with fava beans and vegetables, cooked to perfection. My wife had the Cornish hen which was also phenomenal. This is going to be a spot that I will absolutely return to everyone I'm back in Montreal. Truly a great dining experience!

The food and service were both five stars. New Years Eve tasting menu was spectacular. The sommelier carefully selected substitute wines for the tasting menu when we didn't care for the pairing. Very special and memorable meal.

Sat at the bar with the best view into the kitchen. The tasting menu was wonderful and the ability to watch the chef and staff was incredibly entertaining. Each dish was beautifully prepared, dishes up and tasted wonderful. The wine pairing chosen, complimented each dish

A perfect brunch! This is why... Upon walking into the restaurant, we were greeted by a wonderful smell of a wood fired grill. Already it felt comforting and lovely. Not to mention the kind & polite gentleman who greeted us. Looking around(I'm an observer) I noticed how nice and different architecturally this restaurant is. Modern, but still with a cozy, and rustic to it. Not fancy, simply rustic. We had a lovely table of two looking towards the open kitchen seeing the hard working staff. Because the kitchen was quite close to our table, we had an extra hit of a fireplace smell. Lovely! We ordered(to share!) a monkey bread(Or pull apart bread) that was served alongside of a lemon sweet cream. For those that are not familiar with monkey bread, it's little sweet rounds of dough rolled in cinnamon & sugar baked together. Since it's sticky, you pull it apart with your hands. Yes it's messy.. but worth every lick of your fingers. Delicious! I ordered a hot chocolate(prepared to perfection!!) Could be a tad warmer, but it was still quite delicious. Now to eat.. I ordered a Croque Madame served with a perfectly cooked fried egg on top of two delicious crusty perfectly toasted(On their wood grill!) sandwich of Béchamel sauce and a lovely Coppa ham. Outstanding! Along side was a coleslaw(It was OK!) and a tender oh so fresh spinach salad. Delicious! We also ordered a dish which had two perfectly poached eggs, a lovely and delicate Hollandaise sauce on top of two slices of perfectly toasted country bread. Superb! Overall our experience at Hoogan & Beaufort was perfect. Two little things that I would hope they change soon, the server was a bit slow yet very kind and polite. Do keep in mind the restaurant is situated a bit out of the way and somewhat in a remote area. Don't let that turn you off. whether you go by car, foot, or any other way. It's well worth the mileage. I promise you! I certainly will be returning!

(Français suit) We went for the dinner tasting menu with wine parings, and were not disappointed. First, the seating at the terrace is very COVID friendly. The tables are spaced out correctly and staff are wearing full PPE at all times. It is also beautifully illuminated in an architecturally interesting open warehouse. The downside is the A/C units have a loud hum, and there's no music outside. The service was friendly and consistent, although not the most well informed about the wines. Still, the chef was very creative in offering equally delicious substitutes to accomodate a shellfish allergy at our table, since two items on the menu contained shellfish. The flavors were fresh and seasonal, different textures were thoughtfully mixed together with each service. The plating was exquisite. We were served at a pace that did justice to digestion. Nous sommes allés au menu dégustation du dîner avec des accompagnements de vins et nous n'avons pas été déçus. Tout d'abord, les sièges sur la terrasse sont très conviviaux pour COVID. Les tables sont correctement espacées et le personnel porte en permanence un EPI complet. Il est également magnifiquement éclairé dans un entrepôt ouvert à l'architecture intéressante. L'inconvénient est que les unités A / C ont un bourdonnement fort et qu'il n'y a pas de musique à l'extérieur. Le service était sympathique et cohérent, mais pas le mieux informé sur les vins. Pourtant, le chef a été très créatif en proposant des substituts tout aussi délicieux pour répondre à une allergie aux crustacés à notre table, puisque deux éléments du menu contenaient des crustacés. Les saveurs étaient fraîches et saisonnières, différentes textures ont été soigneusement mélangées avec chaque service. Le placage était exquis. Nous avons été servis à un rythme qui rendait justice à la digestion.

This is my first visit, but definitely not my last. Very impressed with the dishes I tried, the service as well the gorgeous space. The restaurant was actually a little hard to find. Tucked away in the Angus shops, we parked street side and walked over to the beautiful light up space you can spot from Molson street. As soon as we walked in, this overwhelming feeling of warmth and comfort instantly came over me. The space is tastefully decorated, with minimalism and class. Everything revolves around the open kitchen, which stands out by its burning flame. Upon arrival, the waiter explained they use the flame to "burn" the food, a technique they've mastered for adding just the right amount of flavour without the burnt taste. The menu follows an Italian inspiration, with entres, primi and secondi plates. Although I would say the cuisine was much more of international fusion, than purely Italian. That said, we started with fire grilled focaccia, which was nice. For entres we tried a fusion of the topinambour and the Quebec mozzarella, the former won this round. We then continued with the Parisian gnocchi and lamb collier ravioli. The ravioli really did steal the show here. And finally we ended with the beef short ribs, cooked to perfect with all of its juices. The portions were not huge (which I like) and the food was truly rich in flavour. My review wouldn't be complete without a compliment on the excellent service we received. A table filled with foodies and a pregnant lady, we definitely weren't easy to manage. But, our waiter did an outstanding job of answering all our questions and guiding our choices. Although it's always hard to accurately judge a new restaurant in its first few weeks of opening, I have to say Hoogan & Beaufort really struck a cord.

My friend and I made reservations here for dinner on Valentines day. I called a few days prior to inquire about the Vday menu and the person on the phone was extremely friendly and helpful, he was opening the restaurant but took the time to go over the menu items with me and explain. Then we got there for dinner, we were offered a regular table or the table next to the kitchen which is open. We chose next to the kitchen so we got to watch everyone in action. We ordered the 7 course meal off the Valentine's day menu with one wine pairing. The kitchen ran so smooth, even at the end when the staff was cleaning, they did an amazing job. The chef was extremely nice he made sure he came by to wish us a good night before he left. The food was incredible and all the waiters/waitresses were very polite and efficient. We will def be returning!

I try not to set my expectations too high when I hear about a restaurant that is generating lots of buzz for fear that it won't live up to the hype. That being said sometimes I just can't help getting excited. That was the case most recently with Hoogan and Beaufort, a restaurant that had long been on my list of places to try. Hoogan and Beaufort is located in the old Angus Yards. If you are driving there is plenty of parking available on the street and it is all free. If you are coming by transit then your best bet is to go to Prefontaine metro and walk up. There might also be a bus that goes north from the metro but you'll have to check that. The interior is beautiful with its high ceilings and exposed beams. The design can best be described as industrial. They have an open kitchen so you can see the everything that is going on while they prepare your food. If you are only two you might want to consider sitting at the bar which looks directly onto the kitchen so you can see the cooks working their magic. At this restaurant the menu is small and focused. They are one of those places that likes to prepare a few dishes very well. The main appeal of the menu offerings is that lots of the food is cooked over an open fire so that imparts a smoky flavour to it. In fact you can smell that fire going from the moment you walk in. It lets you know that you are in for a treat! We started with burnt focaccia which was delicious. As you can imagine it has a charred taste to it and the focaccia itself was wonderfully fresh and almost delicate in texture. We also split some appetizers of grilled mushrooms and grilled squid. The squid's texture was perfect and there were rice chips with it that added a nice crunch. The mushrooms had a smoky flavour from being grilled. I followed this up with strozzapretti with chorizo and squid. The chorizo was spiced perfectly and the pasta was freshly made so it was very delicious. There didn't seem to be much squid but I did enjoy the meal as a whole. I finished that off with a panna cotta with short bread and mango sorbet. This was the climax to a wonderful meal. The short bread was flaky and buttery while the panna cotta had excellent texture and taste. They had used real vanilla beans to flavour it instead of extract and that definitely made a difference. Every dish's plating was absolutely gorgeous. The service was the one downside for me. We had a bit of a wait at times between courses or when we wanted to place an order. While the waiters were friendly enough they definitely could have been faster. It wasn't the worst service that I have experienced but it definitely wasn't one of the better ones either. When it comes to prices I found that the appetizers and desserts were a little expensive given their size. The mains were more fairly priced though. That being said when you want to treat yourself or celebrate a big occasion the splurge is worth it because the quality of the dishes was very high. It has been a long time since I enjoyed a restaurant meal as much as I enjoyed the one I had at Hoogan and Beaufort. It definitely deserves all the hype that it gets and is definitely worth the visit.

This place is amazing. We are two picky New Yorkers who have eaten at some of the best restaurants in the world...Hoogan et Beaufort would be amongst the top 10 on our list. Definitely go. Great service and delicious smells emanating from the open kitchen.

This was our third dinner in Montreal during a 3 day stay and also the worst one. The reason for the low rating is that we had to wait an hour for our entree. We ordered the Rib steak to share and Grilled Focacia. After we finished the focacia we waited 45 mins and our entree still did not come. When we finally saw our waitress who never came back to our table during this time we asked where our steak was. She assured us it was almost ready as it takes at least 20-25 mins to cook. We told her it had already been 45 mins. She said she would check but never came back to give us an update. So 15 mins later we asked another waitress who told us it actually takes 45 mins to make. Well an hour had already passed! So when the steak finally came we found the taste to be very bland and there was no grill taste to it at all. Overall this was a terrible experience with poor service and mediocre food.

This restaurant is in an up and coming area. There were lots of construction around but there were interesting restaurants in the area. We were a large party of 16 this past weekend and as such we had a set menu to choose for appetizer, main course and dessert. I had oyster mushrooms, beet and dill while my husband had the cavatelli braised lamb with pesto and pine nuts for appetizers. The mushrooms were amazing. So light and tasty. The cavatelli was quite good as well but since I'm not a lamb fan, it wasn't my favorite but my husband quite enjoyed it. For the main course I had the trout with celeriac, grenobloise and olive while my husband had the suckling pig with blackcurrent, kale and turnip. The fish was done well but was a bit plain. The suckling pig was done via sous vide and was quite tasty. The duck course was really good. For dessert I had the Kouign Amann with white chocolate and pear while my husband had the chocolate ganache. The chocolate ganache was very sweet and rich. The white chocolate and pear was an amazing dessert and was the best part of the meal.

One of the best restaurants that I have been to. We tried the cod, lamb, pork, linguine(w lobster), octopus and each dish had a marvelous taste that is difficult to find elsewhere. Portions were small for someone who's used to ample American food portions, but when we ordered dessert, we were happy that we had enough room for it.

This place serves very high quality food in a wonderful setting. They were able to accommodate me with a vegetarian tasting menu, for which I was very thankful and impressed. The food was delicious. The service is good, but a bit slow at times between courses. Overall, this is a great place to go with a group or as a couple for a fine dining experience.

Hoogan et Beaufort has everything - the ambiance, the service, the food, everything was perfect. We decided to go with the tasting menu because it was reasonably priced and had a lot of interesting items on it. Hands down, my favorite dish was the scallop and pork belly, that was accompanied by a camp-fire roasted focaccia. One of the best dishes I've ever had! The asparagus dish was surprisingly fresh and citrusy, the liver mousse was rich and deep with a bit of crunch from some surprising pistachios (worked though!), the duck was perfectly complemented by sweet and bright carrots, the dessert was an excellent combination of tangy and rich, and the service was attentive and fun. I could not have asked for a better meal to wrap up our trip to Montreal!

The decoration of this restaurant is very warm, urban and trendy with open kitchen that allows you to see the hard working chefs. You might feel that it is a quite pricey but it is worth very cent! The tasting menu is something I would recommend. Every course is nicely represented and delicious.

Great service, great site, great wine list (impressive), outstanding cuisine - a very fine representation of the very best Montreal has to offer- don't take my word for it, read the reviews from real restaurant critics. In my opinion also the best value I have seen considering the talent in the kitchen.

Nice environment, great service, beautiful plate, but does not fit my flavor profile. Overall, okay restaurant, quiet place and great decoration.

Amazing!!! Service amazing Drinks well made Food, God, wish I can come back anyway!!! Had the skate wing and skirt steaks. So good. The bread. Speechless And desert , don't ever say no to anything

I'd liked to give 3.5 but since I can't, I think 4 is more accurate than three. Nice place with cool decor and ingratiating staff. We had the octopus, sweetbreads and the veal steak. All we're very good but slightly under-salted. Salt on the table would have made this dinner a solid 4-5. Their charred focaccia was not great. Not very flavorful bread to start and the burn wasn't for me.

Good address serving very good food. Gentle and smiling staff. Beautifully designed restaurent with nice cellar and bar.

A bit out of the way if you're staying in Vieux Montreal, but worth a visit. Our Uber ride back to the site of the jazz festival was $13.93 CAN. We each started with six warm oysters with apple sabayon; I could have easily eaten two dozen. We then opted for the cucumber appetizer, the grilled octopus appetizer, blackened bread which had a nice doughy texture and then grilled trout, followed by buttermilk panna cotta. Really fresh food, with delicious wood grilled/fired flavors. A fair amount of food that didn't leave us feeling too full.

I dined here on March 11, 2018 and today, March 31st 1100 miles away, I am still dreaming and drooling over the lamb orecchiette I had here. It was the perfect combination of flavors and textures. The lamb was sinfully tinder and the pasta was perfectly al dente. The dish was seasoned with an incredibly skilled hand; it was bursting with flavor, but perfectly balanced. I'd eat it every day if I could! On top of this, the service was absolutely lovely. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted warmly and it continued until the very moment I left. The next time I'm in town, I will definitely be back!