Best Market Cuisine Restaurants in Little Italy

Scant amount of seafood for a restaurant called Jellyfish. Indeed, this pescatarian was left w very limited choices. But, all the food was very well prepared and quite tasty.

What a wonderful experience we had at your restaurant. The food is top notch, the service fantastic (Amanda, you rock), and the atmosphere is chique and warm. I recommend getting a seat in front of the kitchen and watching them work! It's mesmerizing! We were there on Nov 15 and had a fantastic time. The goat cheese ravioli was so rich in flavor. The Tuna Sashimi was amazing. The honeydew sauce that went with it was a pairing that I have never had and I'm so glad I chose it. The Duck Margaret and Braised short ribs were so tender. The bread pudding and that dollop of chocolate deliciousness on it was to die for. The Drinks were fantastic. Definitely getting another f-in bon Negroni next time I come. Thanks for a great night ❤️

Amazing dining experience. So happy I got to visit during MTL à table!

First time at June Buvette and left saying “we’ll be back!”. Food was delicious, ambiance was upbeat and fun, and the service was exceptional (thank you Judith and team!). We had oysters from PEI paired with a white wine from Spain, followed by steak au poivre and fries. The steak was cooked to perfection and the triple-cooked fries were to die for. Thanks for the great evening, and looking forward to next time. Bravo!

Bungalow has essentially a classic bistro menu with some updates. Fried calamari with salad was an excellent appetizer for two people to share. It seemed fresh and well-prepared. Mains of steak (cooked exactly as requested) and navarin d'agneau (underseasoned) were perfectly fine withoug being at all distinctive. In short, exactly what I usually want from a bistro: a predictable meal of good quality ingredients, classically prepared with no surprises. On the night we were there, it was not at all crowded, so noise level was fine. But we could easily hear the conversation of a table at the other end of the restaurant, so I imagine it might be noisy when full.