Restaurants Mediterraneens near Gatineau QC (16 Result(s))

Tripolis restaurant reflects the true Mediterranean passion for great food, great company, and classic Greek hospitality. Bring the entire family in for a fun dinner experience at a true Greek Estiatorio.

Calvi in Centropolis Come taste our dishes inspired from Every Corner of the meditaraneean (France, Italy, Spain, Greece.

Haute cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Table d'hôte daily, cuisine du marché, professional and friendly service, lovely terrace in the summer.

An old school approach to cuisine with a touch of 21st century practices allows EVOO to offer a twist on contemporary French gastronomy. Borrowing from, among others, traditional Irish and southern Mediterranean kitchens, and using ingredients sourced both locally and seasonally, Chefs Sophie Ouellet and Peter Saunders serve up brunch, lunch, and dinner. A three-course group menu is available as are a two- and three-course lunch menu. The wine list is composed of private imports.

It’s a sensual dining experience like no other. When you eat without your sight, your remaining senses are heightened to savour the smell and taste of food. O.NOIR does more than just fire the imagination and stimulate the senses. After a while in complete darkness (that’s right, no flashlights, matches, cell phones, cigarette lighters or luminous watches), customers gain a better understanding of what it’s like to be blind – just like the restaurants’ entire wait staff.

Come taste a delectable meal at Restaurant MKT. This eatery features a variety of fishes and seafood for 26$ to 60$. Come enjoy their casual atmosphere. They offer, as well as other things, group reservations, an extensive wine list and an online menu and are open nightly from Tuesday to Saturday. They are easily accessible by public transit but also by bicycle and are in a dynamic surrounding acknowledged for its nightlife and its character.

Come taste a delectable meal at Taverne F. You can even enjoy the sunshine on their terrace. They are open after-hours from Monday to Saturday. You can get there by public transit and bicycle and visit them in a neighborhood known as exciting and historical.

Located in the heart of the city’s Little Portugal neighbourhood, Portus Calle offers a friendly and modern setting made of wood, brick, cobblestone, and glass, and coloured warmly to evoke the Mediterranean coast. A bar provides seating for a dozen people for a more casual dining experience, and during summer, a large outdoor patio welcomes customers. Specialties include Arroz de marisco, Parilhada, and various tapas. Portuguese bottles make up 95% of the private imports on the wine list. Group menus available.

Mercuri Montreal offers an impressive open wood fireplace, the first of its kind in Montréal. Add to this a creative and eclectic menu and a décor that is both rustic and contemporary, and you have an extraordinary fine dining experience. The restaurant also serves up a tasting menu, and group menus are available upon request.

Ikanos offers you a unique fine dining experience where Greek and Mediterranean classics are revisited with a contemporary twist under the guidance of chef/owner, Constant Mentzas. Market-fresh, handpicked fish and seafood are grilled over an open fire in a Josper wood-burning oven, and served up in a relaxed, warm, and cozy décor.

Opened in 1972, Solmar has been a pioneer of Portuguese cuisine in Montréal. At its current location since 1979, in a two-century-old building in Old Montréal, the dining establishment focuses on fish and other seafood, with mystical fado performances on weekends complementing the atmosphere. La Sauvagine, on the ground floor, offers market fresh cuisine and specializes in Québec game. A wrap-around outdoor terrace is accessible to patrons of both restaurants.