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Dundees Deli & Bar & Grill
Categories: Restaurants Delis Restaurants Sandwiches Delis, Sandwiches [Edit]
2010 Crescent RueMontréal, QC H3G 2B8
(514) 985-2625
- Price Range:
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$$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- No
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Good For:
- Lunch
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Ambience:
- Touristy, Casual
- Has TV:
- Yes
23 reviews for Dundees Deli & Bar & Grill
23 reviews in English
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Review from Leean O.
2/3/2012
Went here and waited about 10 minutes to be attended, we were about to literally get up before the waiter arrived, he did immediately apologize so w/e shit happens no?....Well anyhow considering me and my friends stood at a relatively cheap hostel for the weekend we had some extra capital to invest in some great meals and Dundees didn't disappoint. We had the lobster, a pasta scampi with shrimp, and a rack of ribs we all equally shared. Overall the food was good, not great but I'd probably come back again when I'm in Montreal.
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Review from Sean D.
11/26/2011 2 Check-ins Here
Well I went here to see if we could catch the end of the game, then realized it was over and stayed anyways.
english/irish type pub. great service actually, very welcoming. Casual spot, not crazy exciting, but a good stop for a couple pints.
Takes Amex. -
Review from Howard H.
8/11/2011
This is a tourist joint. Plain and simple. The food that is so incredibly boring that if you told me that it was trucked in from a chain restaurant in upstate NY I would not be surprised. The drinks, although uninspired, are served by universally attractive tip magnets. The singular vibe of this place is "Where are we gonna go next?"
If you're a tourist, and you are intent on avoiding all of the amazing food and atmosphere this amazing city has to offer, then by all means - camp out here for the duration of your stay. -
Review from Arwen L.
4/23/2011
We stopped in for a beer after a chaotic episode at Thursday's. Dundees appeared to be much more of a restaurant, but we sat at the calmed down bar for drinks.
We had to bartenders, both we were women and they were as sweet as could be. We advised them of our experience of getting man-handled down the street as they served up some tasty brews for us.
Like a good bartender should, they heard us whine and then gave us suggestions of where two tourists could go that is a bit more off the beaten path as they were getting ready to close up shop for the evening.
This place looks like a more upscale version of Jack Astors and had a good selection of beer. The name of the beer I ordered escapes me at the moment, but I know it was a local Canadian beer on tap that was a deep brown with a nutty flavor and I definitely enjoyed it. Just can't recall its name unfortunately. My girlfriend ordered a local wheat beer and liked her choice as well.
As a bar, this place serves its purpose and the bartenders were great.Listed in: My Quest in Quebec
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Review from Richard C.
9/14/2011
We stopped in here on a stormy night in Montreal. I was with three friends, all of us being from New York City. Our waitress/bartender Jessie was great and really made our experience enjoyable. She shared two shots with us and gave us plenty of suggestions for food and drinks. We had a pitcher of Alexander Keith's Indian Pale Ale which was really good.
Two of us had the Dungee's Burger which was definitely a very good quality burger, and the pasta was very good. For what it is, which is a bar/grill it was a decent experience, the food was good, the service was great and the price was right.
We were there on a Tuesday Night during a thunderstorm so it wasnt packed so I cant comment on what the regular crowd is like but for a casual drink out and a low priced meal it hit the spot. -
Review from Adam K.
7/12/2011
Had a pitcher outside and people-watched for an hour.
Lots of outdoor seating which is good but I didn't check out the inside or try any of the food. -
Review from Mike W.
I've been to Dundees almost every time I've been to Montreal. For a bar their burgers are some of the best in town, they have large (decent priced) beers, and the waitresses are not only very attractive but also really friendly. Great place to catch a game or to grab a bite & a brew before heading out for the night...
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Review from Collin W.
6/27/2011
It's a bar in one of the most desirable locations in Montreal. It's an expensive city, so prices are commensurate...duh. They seem to be on par with everyone around them. The name is "Dundee's Bar", so take the hint and don't go in there expecting earth-shatteringly good French food just because they speak French around here, mkay? The food was good, the beer was beer-y, the waitresses were nice, and nobody gave me any crap for being an ignorant American. What more can you ask for?
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Review from Bear Paw B.
3/7/2011
Meh. Walking around on a rainy Saturday night, we needed a place to eat that wasn't fancy and not too far. Hotel recommended we go down Crescent Street. We did and this is where we went in. We were seated at a booth above, looking over other booths. Very cool spot, but the space between the table and you is very small and I am not a big person.
The menu is in English and French, which is great for us Americans!
It took awhile for the waitress to initally come over to us, but she was ok after. Not great, but ok. We placed food and drink order together. We ordered a hamburger with side salad and a chicken sandwich with mushrooms and cheese and a side of fries. It was ok. All hamburgers are cooked medium well - no custom ordering here. The only thing that stood out was the beets that were a topping for the sandwiches. That was good! Also had a glass of the house blend red wine. Not very good. -
Review from Farin I.
6/11/2011
I really loved the food here.. We were seated outside in the balcony, and food came out nice and fast. Service was great and so was the food! My favourite dish here was the fried calamari :)
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Review from Gladys M.
10/26/2008 3 photos
I love this French restaurant on Crescent St!! During our week long trip to Montreal to attend a wedding, we tried many different restaurants and only 2 restaurants are truly memorable. Dundee's being the very one we just love and keep going back for lunch and dinner and supper! Their soup, escargot, the bread, the steak, salad (oh so FRESH!), the halibut, the beers, the ambience, the cute waitresses, ... and all this come at a very reasonable price for the experience!!
I am salivating just writing about them. I wish I were in Montreal right now!!!!!!!!!! -
Review from Johnny B.
12/16/2011
Ehh. Don't get a mixed drink, they use way more juice than alcohol. Food was so-so. Basic bar food. Nothing special. If I wasn't so hungry and it wasn't so cold out, I would have looked harder for a place to eat. Service was kind of slow. Loud pop music.
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Review from Erin A.
11/24/2008
We went to Dundee's for a family dinner and it did the job. They accommodated our large group with kids and took our reservation for ten on a Saturday night. The Crescent St location is convenient for bar hopping and has quite a lively bar scene as well. The ribs were actually darn good and the service was also good. It's a reasonable costing option if you are in the area but not worth going out of your way to check out.
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Review from David H.
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Review from Michele G.
7/21/2010
This place is just okay. I'm sure their location affords them plenty of diners, but they should try a little harder... The food is really salty. Wait staff can be incredibly slow. While staying in the city, I regretted having eaten here and not somewhere else.
Listed in: My Montreal
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Review from Keeley-Ann H.
Mississauga, ON
8/4/2011
So we went here for lunch and let me tell you, The food looks MUCH better then it tastes. I have a thing for french onion soup so the lady at the table beside us had one and it looked soooo devine! it was the only thing i ordered and i thought it would be amazing, unfortunately when it came to eating it it was horrible. The bread was hard (i dont know how thats possible when its soaked in soup) and the broth was the worst part of the soup. It just tasted like watery chicken broth douced in salt. You know when you make that liptons noodle and broth from the package and there are those little yellow circles of i dont know what that are sitting on top of the broth, that was in my soup. It was so gross i could even eat it, i sent it back. My friend got a chocolate cake and she said it tasted like something she could buy at the grocery store. The server was easy on the eyes but thats it, she didnt really seem to know much about the menu. I for sure would not go back there.
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Review from Malaise L.
4/10/2011
We went to Dundees for dinner last night. I was thrilled to see a veggie sandwich on their menu. I ordered that with French fries as well as a side salad. The salad never came which seems par for the course (it's just my luck!) but in the end I was grateful because the sandwich filled me up. A lot. They did have the salad on the check but promptly removed it when we told the very friendly waitress that we never got it. At first I was a little freaked out by my food because the veggies had grilled marks and I was afraid it would taste like a stake but either they clean the grill real well or I was truly starving because I really enjoyed it as well as the very yummy fries. My husband's steak was average. A peperonni pizza order by our friend seemed to have real peperonni and a salad with chicken was huge, was done with mesclum and looked to be a huge portion. All in all we were happy. Of course, as a vegetarian, I did not find a lot of variety but would probably go again.
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Review from Dave L.
5/3/2010
Great location and nice atmosphere! But you are paying for that and not the food!! Burgers are so so - I spend nearly $30 Canadian Dollars on one hamburger,a side of vegetables, and two sodas. Burger was tasty and juicy, but the patty was a bit thin and broke apart easily. The side of vegetables for $5 was a waste - frozen vegetables (about a cup worth) steamed with no seasoning at all. Fries are comparable to that of McDonald's. Service was really slow as well - I ran dry with my soda and water - 10 minutes went by before the waitress came by - she didn't even offer to refill my water or soda. I had to ask as she was walking away. Yeah no I will most likely never go back again - there are too many other choices around there in Montreal.
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Review from S C.
Montréal, QC
1/11/2011
We were out walking around in Montreal on a very cold night dressed like we were still in Pacific NW. We picked this place because it looked the warmest with the two fires in the front and all. It was warm. But the food was really meh... and service was incredibly slow.
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Review from Brian S.
6/17/2010
The restaurant is located on Crescent street which gets tons of traffic. Its located at the intersection and can be spotted because there is outdoor seating available.
Our party ate there during the Formula One Race weekend so the entire restaurant was packed. My dish (pizza) came out late so our server gave us an appetizer of our choice on the house.
However, my major complaint was the quality of the food. For the amount we paid per plate, we should have had better tasting food. It looked and tasted generic.
I would have given this place 4 stars, its just the food dint stand out. -
Review from C G.
Montréal, QC
5/3/2010
I love this place only for the baby back ribs. Reasonably priced. Incomparable to hard rock cafe (for the ribs only, not sure about other food). They have great service but I don't really like the ambience. It's loud and crowded in the bar area (duh?)
Anyways, I'll definitely come back for the ribs. -
Review from Steph B.
8/16/2010
Have you been to ruby Tuesday? This is montreals version -- but muchmore expensive. And ruby tuesday is better. The location is great and lots of outdoor seating--hence one star. We were starving and they fed us. But the food was mediocre at best. The service slow and overworked--I ordered a long island iced tea but low and behold received a soda fountain nestea. Boo. And remember the service is slow so you can't fix your order without getting stuck listening to god awful pop music even longer. Bottom line: only go here if you are starving and desperate and your intended dinner plans fall apart.
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Review from Bryan S.
4/13/2009
This was one of the nicest bars we found in Montreal. The place has a great atmosphere & it's in a great location. The bartender was quick w/ drinks & lots of fun. We'll be back.
