Le Cathcart

The smaller of the 3 food halls currently in Montréal. I much prefer this to time out. Food is a little less upscale fancy BUT in my opinion, tastes better and is cheaper. 13 restaurants varying between Asian, Italian, poke, vegetarian, burger etc.There is a beautiful glass ceiling solarium, the vibe is warm and inviting, art decor style, vegetation and a DJ spinning all the time. Hard to get a seat in the biergarten Centre area on a Friday evening but lots of seating on the perimeter. It's smaller than time out but cozier.I had chikin original chicken burger and it was really good! The fries as well. The processed cheese slice though wasn't melted and it was a little meh when I bit into that. The cripsy tofu quinoa bowl from Dirty greens my friend had was wow just wow. I'm not vegan but it was so delicious and tasty I am getting that next time. I loved it so much I attempted a tofu bowl myself, and I'm not vegan!

Lots of good food to enjoy. Outdoor seating available too, RING" side mountain view in the center of the city. An ideal place to be any day."

Beautiful place, esthetic design. Thursdays are very crowded and the wait in line can be hours, but being inside is quite nice and a fun experience! I would recommend going Thursday for the experience but to get here early!

Good place to visit for a fancy 5 à 7 with colleagues or with friends.Beautiful design and overall environnement.Been here on Thursday evening with the team, so the place was packed with office people! I don't really suggest to come during this time as seems whole downtown is trying to fit in. Very loud and crowded to the point it is hard to get in or get out. Impossible to get any food. Only outside of it.Drinks were not good. Not worth the price at all.I would come back during some more calm time to give it another try, otherwise 3 stars for the experience and 5 for the place and design.

It's a food court, that's all, but it's a pretentious food court that requires reservations, has terrible hours of operation, and on some nights thinks it's a nightclub, bouncers included. But, really, it's a food court. If you want a higher end foodie experience go to Top Market at the Eaton Center, no reservations needed, more food options and much better hours.

I've been here a few times before, but I will never return after today's experience.I went there on a Thursday with a reservation for a group of 10. We got in line (with reservations) at 7:30PM. At 9PM we finally got to the front of the line. We waited 45 mins in front of the line, literally the next people to go in, only to be told only girls are being admitted. And then they changed their minds to no one being admitted. We left at 10pm. Wasted 2 and a half hours waiting in line when I had a reservation. What's the point of having a reservation and showing up only to never get in? Meanwhile, people were cutting the line and getting in through the sides. This place has zero respect for its customers. I know today was pretty full, but the staff and security had zero control of the situation, hence why people got in possibly without even getting the stamp. I will never go back because this place is not even able to honor reservations. What a waste of time.

This place was surprisingly bumping when I went for the first time during a Thursday's 5@7! It was a fun experience. Quite boogie as you're surrounded by many lawyers, engineers, salesmen, etc... I stuck around till the end of the night and it became more of a club vibe which was pretty neat. I'll be back, just hard to get to if you're not already in the city.

Definitely should come here if you are a tourist. This is a cool place to come study, but the only issue is that there’s not enough plugs, and I saw a lot of people struggling to find plugs. But this is a place where there’s a lot of restaurants. So understandably, there wouldn’t be a lot of plugs, and the food is quite pricey. They serve alcohol as well, but the food is amazing. If you study with laptops, you should probably come during the evening since there’s a lot of light that comes through the glass ceiling. But the place is very ambience. There’s a lot of people it’s always packed and it’s at the heart of downtown Montreal so people come here for meetings and just hanging out.

Cool new food court in PVM downtown. lots of interesting food choices.We had lunch at arthurs nosh Bar.Food and service are great.Shenitsel sandwich is a must