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Montreal Dining - please critique my choices

mla19 | Aug 17, 2013 05:31 AM

Hi all - Planning a long weekend to Montreal in October. My husband and I love good food but alas we'll be accompanied by our 2 year old daughter and my non-adventurous, casual parents. I have spent a good amount of time scouring this board to find places that pique our interest while still being appropriate for my parents and daughter.

For brunch/lunch, we plan to stick to St Viateur, Schwartz's and try Lawrence for any early seating on Sunday.

My dinner choices I'm less sure of - will L'Express and Nora Gray both be appropriate for a toddler (early seatings) and mainstream enough for my parents? I couldn't find a menu of NG online but my parents do love Italian food. They don't do high prices/stuffy dining, though.

Lucky for us, on our last night, my parents are watching our daughter so we can go to JoeBeef!

Thanks for your help!

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