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Le FiletA

219 Mont-Royal Ave W, Montreal, Quebec H2T 2T2, Canada · Seafood restaurant, Restaurant · Mile End

Destination for refined, creative seafood with polished service; portions run small and pricing is a splurge.

Our take

Le Filet stands among the region's finest dining establishments through exceptional seafood execution—refined oysters, crudo, and pasta with confident technique—paired with polished, warm service that elevates the experience. Strong destination appeal and consistent quality across repeat visits justify the splurge, though small portions and occasional pacing delays on busy nights prevent higher distinction.

In more detail

The room feels elegant yet lively, a narrow space that opens to a glowing bar and an open kitchen where plates fly with confident rhythm. Staff are warm and polished without stiffness, and a guest summed it up: "artful dishes with timing that kept the night flowing." Expect a buzz—on weekends it can be spirited rather than hushed. The cooking leans contemporary with French-Japanese accents: miso-gratin oysters, bright ceviche, squid-ink pasta, and precise seafood. Flavors are usually dialed-in and presentation refined; a few diners note occasional mismatches or slower pacing on packed nights. It is a splurge, but most feel the ingredient quality and execution justify the spend. For families, the menu is adult-leaning. Portions are refined and small, with seafood-centric plates and no kids menu noted. Adventurous teens might enjoy oysters or pasta, but picky eaters may struggle; plan accordingly if dining with children.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Trendy Mile End corridor with creative energy, boutiques, and bars; draws food-savvy locals and destination diners.

Safety: Generally safe and lively with steady evening foot traffic; typical urban conditions in winter months.

What's nearby: Near Parc Mont-Royal and Plateau bars; mixed residential and commercial blocks with night activity.

Frequently asked

What should I order at Le Filet?

Miso-gratin oysters, squid-ink pasta, and the maple syrup square are standout menu items worth tasting.

What should I know before going to Le Filet?

Dress smart casual, book ahead for weekend nights, expect small portions relative to the price, and limited street parking.

What's Le Filet like?

Elegant but buzzy, with an open kitchen, a glowing bar, and a narrow layout that can feel tight on busy nights.

Opening Hours

Monday Tuesday18:00–22:00 Wednesday18:00–22:00 Thursday17:45–22:00 Friday17:45–22:00 Saturday17:30–22:00 Sunday
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