Keyser S.
Google
I recently had the pleasure of dining at Mucca in Montreal, and what a delight it was. As our server graciously informed us, the menu changes every few weeks—so while our experience may not be replicated dish for dish, the artistry and care are unmistakably constant.
The ambiance is warm and inviting, with low lighting and modern décor that feels both intimate and stylish. We were seated at the bar, which, while visually elegant, lacked a footrest, leading us to improvise a solution for comfort.
Though there were no sugar-free beverage options, the bar staff excelled in their craft. My cocktail, infused with rosemary, was impeccably balanced—refreshing and sophisticated.
We ordered all five appetizers and were not disappointed. The charcuterie board featured perfectly cured meats with crispy onions. The carpaccio was fresh and flavorful, with a bold tuna-mayo sauce. The salad was light, with bright orange segments; a few more would’ve been welcome. The burrata with fig sauce was divine—creamy, fresh, and well-balanced. The polenta, while well-cooked, could have benefited from a more vibrant sauce.
Fresh, warm bread was served alongside, and it was simply outstanding—pillowy inside with a perfect crust.
For the main course, we enjoyed the Strascinati di Cascia—house-made pasta with sausage and a rich, satisfying sauce. A rustic dish executed with elegance.
We then sampled every dessert. The apple strudel gelato and mint lemon gelato were fresh and bright. The citrus tiramisu was inventive and refreshing. The risotto cake with amaretto crumble was a hit at our table, and while the chocolate sausage wasn’t quite to my taste, it was certainly unique.
Despite being busy, the staff were attentive and gracious throughout. Their poise and professionalism matched the caliber of the food.
In short: Mucca offers a dynamic, evolving menu with beautifully prepared dishes, thoughtful service, and an atmosphere perfect for a memorable evening. Highly recommended to anyone visiting Montreal.