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Sinclair Restaurant Vieux Montreal

Name: Sinclair Restaurant Vieux Montreal
Address: 414 Saint-Sulpice, Montréal, Québec, H2Y 2V5, CA
Telephone: (514) 284-3332
Price range: $$$

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Ilda Dabda

Apr 18, 2018

We had the best brunch at Sinclair. My family came in from Europe and they loved it. Delectable eggs Benedict on crab cake, homemade lox and bagel chips. After we had the duck parmentier and the fish. All delicious. great service, cant wait to go back in August

[ David ]

Apr 28, 2018

Great space for lunch or dinner. Food was really good and service excellent!

jessica kelly

Dec 27, 2017

I attended the Christmas dinner and not only was the menu uninspiring but service was by far the worst ever. It took over 30 minutes after cocktails had been ordered for staff to realize we never were given menues, another 30 before I finally stopped someone to request they take our orders, one of the main course had to be returned as it was simply disgusting and again I had to hunt the staff as they never bothered to check and see if everything was alright. 2 and 1/2 hours and I had to get up and go ask the owner for my bill. He was informed of our poor experience but couldn't be bothered a basic apology. Descent local, but other than that, giant thumbs down.

Marc-Antoine DubÃ©

Feb 27, 2018

This place used to be much better for brunches, however, they have changed their formula and put everything Ã la carte. As a result, we were the only customers. It used to be busier. For our next occasion, we will be trying a new place.

Samuel De Bleeckere

Nov 6, 2017

Excellent modern French cuisine with distinguished service in a contemporary hotel decor. Great value yet intimate. Only minus was not all dishes came warm to the table on a slow Sunday night.

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