Over the last few days, Sofitel Montreal hosted the head chefs from Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi for a week of Vietnamese cuisine at Renoir restaurant. The event's Vietnamese menu consisted of five courses, with two mains to choose from. At $45 per person, there is no denying the bang you are getting for your buck at a place of this... More

Last Sunday my friends and I had a very special experience at the Montreal Sofitel's restaurant Le Renoir. As usual, the hotel and restaurant's decor impressed us with its perfect balance between elegance and comfort and the service was considerate and flawless. The food was delicious! The Sofitel hotels apparently invite each other's chefs once a year for a special... More

Last evening, my wife and I, our teenaged daughter and one of her friends had a tremendous dining experience in our hotel dining room, Renoir. Renoir had brought in two Vietnamese chefs from Sofitel's Hanoi legendary property, The Métropole, to create a five course tasting menu.....The menu was beautifully conceived, prepared and presented....While we experienced lots of new flavours, no... More

Had the Sunday brunch since we were staying at the hotel over the weekend. Was not expecting much but "Le Brunch du Dimanche" at Renoir was simply amazing! Yes, pricey at $45 per person but well worth it with so many different selection and every single dish was delicious. Most drinks are included so in reality, not that expensive for... More

I know this restaurant is open breakfast, lunch and dinner, but if you have time (and the wallet) to experience the multi-course gastro menu for dinner, it is well worth it. I haven't had anything else there, so don't know about breakfast and lunch, but I've eaten twice for dinner, and it was incredible! The sous-chef Samuel has actually actually... More

I recently went to the Sofitel's restaurant Renoir with a couple girlfriends. By far one of the best restaurants here in Montreal. The culinary experience was beyond what I have seen in other restaurants, the plates were not only beautifully dressed but also very tasty. The plates are generous and prices justified. I have usually gone to the Renoir for... More

Went to this restaurant for Christmas dinner because most other places in Montreal were closed. They had fixed 5 course "sampling" menu with the only choice "lamb" or "fish". 3 out of 5 courses were directly from the fridge, prepared and plated at least day before. Lobster bisque was hot, but either re-heated or prepared by someone, who never tried... More

Good food but not exceptional. I ate outside during a warm summer evening. It quite informal, a bit too much for this price point. The patio could have been a bit spruced up. The food, french, with a hint of creativity and relatively good matches of flavors. Was expecting more for the expensive restaurant.

In the middle of the week, we went for lunch. My friend knew the restaurant as one of his favorite and it was a first for me. I was very impressed with the food: I choose lamb liver, their cassoulet for main, coffee and pastry. I find it is very difficult for a chef to prepare something inventive yet classic... More