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La Prunelle
Restaurant

La Prunelle

327 Av. Duluth E, Montréal, QC H2W 1J1, Canada • $50 to $100 • +1 514-849-8403

Business Info

From the business

  • Identifies as women-owned

Service options

  • Delivery
  • Takeout
  • Dine-in

Popular for

  • Dinner
  • Solo dining

Accessibility

  • No Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • No Wheelchair accessible parking lot
  • No Wheelchair accessible seating

Offerings

  • Alcohol
  • Beer
  • Coffee
  • Healthy options
  • Late-night food

Dining options

  • Dinner
  • Dessert
  • Table service

Amenities

  • Restroom

Atmosphere

  • Cozy
  • Romantic
  • Trendy
  • Upscale

Crowd

  • Groups
  • Tourists

Planning

  • Reservations required
  • Dinner reservations recommended
  • Accepts reservations

Payments

  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments

Parking

  • Paid street parking

About La Prunelle

La Prunelle is a dining venue located at 327 Av. Duluth E, Montréal, QC H2W 1J1, Canada. Situated on Avenue Duluth East in Montréal, Quebec, the restaurant has a specific street address that allows visitors to identify its location and plan their visit. Those searching for La Prunelle Montréal can use the restaurant's name, address, and contact information to distinguish it from other dining establishments in the city.

For individuals exploring restaurants on Duluth Avenue in Montréal, La Prunelle is one of the dining locations associated with this street. Its address places it within the Montréal restaurant landscape, providing a geographical reference for residents and visitors researching dining options in the area.

La Prunelle can be contacted directly by telephone at +1 514-849-8403. Customers seeking additional information about the restaurant, including its current menu, operating hours, reservation arrangements, or available dining services, can use this phone number to make inquiries before visiting. The complete address, 327 Avenue Duluth East, Montréal, Quebec H2W 1J1, Canada, provides the location details needed for navigation and travel planning.

Guest Experiences

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Sergey Sibirian

Absolutely amazing experience. We celebrated my wife’s 40th birthday with a group of 10, and everything ran flawlessly. The restaurant is small and cozy, with a warm, intimate atmosphere—not loud, not overwhelming. Service was impeccable. Erica, our waitress, was professional, attentive, and genuinely on point. The food—classic French cuisine—was delicious and refined. Overall, it was a magical evening, and my love’s birthday was a real success. She was happy, and so was I. Constructive notes (because perfection is suspicious): The octopus — unfortunately rubbery. We were told this was an exception and that it’s usually excellent. I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt. The chairs could be more comfortable, especially for a place where guests tend to stay and enjoy the whole evening. Highly recommended. And one last thing: for this level of food and service, the bill was surprisingly reasonable—a very welcome bonus in these times.

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Christopher Parsons

Lovely meal on our last night in Montreal. We ate here on our last visit 8 years ago and the food and service remained excellent. A neighborhood gem!

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Amy Bergeron

An absolute delight. Above all, each dish was truly delicious, crafted with a careful balance of flavour, texture, and colour. The standouts were our mains (duck breast with crispy polenta; olive oil confited trout) and the squash cake, but everything we ate was a treat. The service was very good. Our server was knowledgeable and we felt welcomed and unrushed. The atmosphere was also exactly what I had been hoping for to celebrate (a birthday and an anniversary in one): the interior has plants, mirrors, matte blacks, wood, and a beautiful heavy green velvet curtain by the entrance, very classy. There was little or possibly no music, so the ambiance was very much that of being directly on Duluth on a summer evening (we were seated indoors but adjacent to the open wall), and conversation was easy. We would certainly return.

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yusanaq

The food and service are great, and the feeling of openness when the windows are fully open is wonderful. Just don’t forget to bring your own drinks.

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Sindy

My family and I came here by chance and few days ago. We were recommended to come here by another french restaurant that was undergoing a health inspection when we went to visit (so they couldn't take us). Our experience here did not disappoint. When we arrived a nice lady greeted us, but because of her limited english, she asked another server to help us. He let us know that they could serve us, but it could only be their set menu since they were doing MTL à table (feels kinda like winterlicious) that night. We didn't mind so they seated us,and we ordered from their set menu including available a la carte items for the kids. The food was amazing, each dish was carefully crafted and delicious, even my picky kids kept asking for more. We had beef tartare as our first course, and it was great and had the right amount of chew and flabor. Their duck confit was super crispy and falvorful, kids ate almost my entire plate plus some from my husband's plate. Dessert was also on point. Cheesecake was light and fluffy (not like usual NY cheesecakes) and not too sweet, and the squash cake had the smount of sweetness snd flavor too, not dense at all. Kids devoured everything when I looked away for a minute. Service was great, they were a full house that night and BYOW, so they were quite busy. Their service was just the right amount despite how busy they were. We will definitely go back next time we do a road trip to Montréal and try their larger menu. I actually didn't read their reviews prior to our visit since it was a visit by chance, and I noticed a lot of people complaining about slow service/no service and food taking a long time. So I just wanted to take the time to state that service may be slow at times, but we also have to consider that they have a lot of tables to serve, and only two servers, so give them a bit of grace. When they do come, they are very nice, attentive and helpful, I felt the experience was great, because the service was not too over and it's not like they forgot about us, they're just busy, and that's ok. And as for the food taking a long time? I don't really agree with that. In French cuisine we should appreciate the food in front of us one dish at a time, with a small break in-between. This restaurant did exactly that. After each dish, after a fairly short wait, the next dish was served to us, despite how busy it was, and the temperature was always just right. Overall, we had a great experience here and the kids asked to go back the next day, but we had a long drive home, so we couldn't go. But we will definitely be back the next time we are in the city. Service and food was both great. It does get a little loud when it's a full-house, but I think it would be a great place for friends to catch up with great food and drinks. Parking is not the best on this street, but there's a paid parking ($15) nearby, so you can park there then walk over, or attempt to park on the street (might be easier to park on the street when there's less snow). Highly recommend coming here your next visit!

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Stefania Cosentino

La prunelle hosted my baby shower last weekend, and it was absolutely wonderful. The staff is incredibly accommodating (thank you, Félix!), and the atmosphere was beautiful. The guests were so happy with the service and the delicious food. My only suggestion is to make the feta gnudi portion bigger, as it is quite small compared to the other options on the menu. Otherwise, we had a great time and will definitely be coming back for more delicious food! THANK YOU for making my day extra special!

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Alain Tremblay

Overall a very good French restaurant in plateau. Apportez votre vin. Very good service. The quality/price ratio is fine

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