Restaurant at the SAT arts space turning out contemporary Canadian fare in a sleek rooftop setting.
"Although it may sound more like a science experiment than a restaurant, Labo Culinaire’s menu constantly changes with the seasons. Chef Émilie Bégin at the Société des Arts-located restaurant isn’t afraid to think outside the box to bring out the best of what local products — including those grown on its very own roof — have to offer." - Holly Tousignant, Ashley Joseph, Eater Staff
"Perhaps the best rooftop dining option in town is this place, on the third level of event space SAT, where the approach is local, local, local, featuring creative uses of Quebec produce from chef Émilie Bégin." - Valerie Silva, Kaitlyn McInnis, Tim Forster
"Located on the top floor of the Society for Arts and Technology (SAT), Labo Culinaire follows the farm-to-table philosophy, working in close collaboration with local producers to serve seasonal dishes year-round. Expect a well-curated wine list, creative cocktails, and beers from some of Quebec’s finest microbreweries rounding out the offering — and one of the city’s best rooftop terrasses come summer." - Daniel Bromberg, Mallory Frayn
"Sometimes referred to as the SAT Foodlab, the rooftop here is among the best terrasses Montreal has to offer — and its upper level even grows produce scattered throughout its food and drink. Under new chef Émilie Bégin, the menu keeps its creative edge, featuring tuna tataki with strawberries, lacto-fermented potato bread with mushrooms, and a rhubarb pavlova with honey, sumac, and gin for dessert." - Valerie Silva, Tim Forster
"Chef Adrien Renaud does some of the city’s most intriguing (and perhaps underrated) cuisine at the SAT’s in-house resto — V-Day brings a five-course menu with oysters, confit Arctic char, and roasted venison for $60 (plus $40 for wine pairings)." - Tim Forster
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