Oysters on the half shell
condiments
Salmon marinated Atlantic
rats creamy salmon jerky and shredded
Grilled octopus with squid ink
pdt rust saffron cake +
Salad yellow beets and chioggias
toasted pecans fresh goat +
Chopped liver with onion mousse
toasted bagel + pickled onions
Scallop Îles-de-la-Madeleine in the pan
carpaccio celeriac, bacon + Maitake
'' Putin's Pastaga '
pdt fondant, foam cheese, apple-spreader + black truffle
Chest piglet
lacquered maple marinade parsnip pancake +
Marieville duck breast
mushrooms, parsnips roasted quince jelly +
Guineafowl Mauricie
the whole roast celeriac and sliced mushrooms
Jitter Boileau deer roasted pistachios
Ice + beet butter cheekbones
Blue Severac
veined
Gallic Port-Neuf
Thermised cow, Quebec
Victor et Berthold
Thermised cow, Quebec
Morbier
AOC, Cow raw, France
Kenogami
Cow raw, Quebec
Hoof blanchette
Pasteurized goat, Quebec
Clementine + chocolate
White madeleine Minute
Bitter chocolate mousse
or broken sponge toffee and caramel foam
Millefeuille phylo / cashew
caramelized banana curd passion +
Pear tart
+ roasted almond frangipane ice
Squeezed orange juice here
Cold or hot chocolate
cow milk or soy
Bowl of granola with nuts house
buffalo yoghurt Quebec pineapple +
Pancakes with pears
caramel sauce + whipped cream
Apple Crisp
Sambuca ice
'' Smoked Salmon Bagel '
marinated salmon, toasted bagel cream cheese +
Burger Pastaga
large fries + spicy mayo
Benedictine in pulled pork
home scone, egg + 64oC spicy hollandaise
Steak 'n' Eggs
cons beef tenderloin, pdt cake + 2 eggs
Pork croquette
slut sauce, hard-boiled egg + Nice
Black pudding is here
roast parsnips, mashed potatoes and pickled, fried egg
Grilled cheese with orange cheddar
some large fries + apple slices
Big pancake
choco / banana
1 egg
some large fries + toast / butter
1 egg
2 slices of bread
grilled / buttered
Large fries + mayonnaise
Chopped liver
mashed onion
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Un restaurant pionnier en termes de vins natures à Montréal, avec un beau menu saisonnier qui change selon la disponiblité des produits locaux. Service excellent dans une belle atmosphère décontractée! Un incontournable!
Tonight we decided to venture outside of our downtown/Old Montreal comfort area and head out to chef Martin Juneau's latest venture, Pastaga, which opened last year on a (previously) forgotten stretch of Saint Laurent in Rosemont/La Petite Patrie. Pastaga's interior is very reminiscent of a wine bar, especially with its unusual L-shaped tables. The menu, which is heavy on local ingredients, has no starters or main dishes. It rather contains a single size of moderately-priced dishes (around $15 each), so one can build their own meal (a great idea for sharing). We were very pleased with the service tonight. It was on the warm and casual side (our waiter was wearing a Cleveland Indians baseball cap), not what you normally expect at a place serving food of this caliber, let alone French food. With its cozy decor, friendly service and great food, Pastaga is a nice place for a fine dining experience or to enjoy a few glasses of wine from their natural wine list. Unfortunately we found portions to be on the smaller side, so we ended up grabbing a couple falafel sandwiches after.
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Chef Martin Juneau’s magnum opus made enRoute Canada’s Best New Restaurants list of 2012. Check out the made-to-share plates showcasing Quebec’s best produce and complement your dinner with a natural wine. Finish off with one of the very “local” desserts showcasing Quebec ingredients such as the deconstructed apple pie.
View this Smart ListMeanwhile, at the same dinner, the highly regarded Martin Juneau, of Pastaga fame, will be opting for a braised piglet loin from St. Canute, girolles vélouté, charred onion juice and Louis-Albert potatoes.
View this Smart ListPastaga, often referred to as one of the best new-ish restaurants in Montreal, has added to the burgeoning food scene of Little Italy since opening in 2012. However, don't look for Italian here. It's a small plate place, mostly French inspired, with a lovely organic wine list to accompany your dishes. Sit in the back, order the Magret de canard de Marieville, with mushrooms and roasted parsnip, and watch the chef perform his magic.
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