Restaurant Grinder
Restaurant · Little Burgundy ·
Sharing plates of raw & cooked meats, seafood, and boutique wines
Sharing plates of raw & cooked meats, seafood, and boutique wines
"With a reputation for pleasing the business class with its swank and steak, this artfully-designed restaurant is a catch in Griffintown. Grinder has one of the most extensive meat rosters in town, to the point of owning a separate butcher shop." - JP Karwacki, Tim Forster
"This Griffintown hotspot has been bringing the party for nearly a decade, and of course, New Year’s Eve will be no exception. The regular menu will be available a la carte, and they’ve promised some special additions too." - Erinn Blicher
"With its swanky decor and menu of oysters, tartares, and lots of Canadian steaks, Grinder fits the bill for a cool spot for a night out or even just a weeknight dinner. Their private room can be booked for lunch or dinner. Call them to hear all the options." - JP Karwacki
"Grinder’s famously pricey menu might not make it the best spot for a quick, casual bite, but if it’s top-quality meat (the restaurant boasts its own boucherie) and a beautifully designed terrasse atmosphere you’re after, you can’t do much better." - Holly Tousignant
"The people behind the meaty restaurant Grinder (in Griffintown — not to be confused with the gay dating app Grindr) are part of the group that opened King Crab and Makro; Grinder sits on the same block and the new bar is meant to provide a complementary late-night lounge for its diners." - Tim Forster