Cuisine et dépendance

Wow! Only one review yet?! Incroyale! Don’t miss this place. Service is super nice, food is simple and really good. Nice price range for the quality of the place. With friends great but better for a date!

4.3 stars for this unique, modern yet cozy and super informative dinner!
Montréal is jam-​packed with amazing cuisine, and I’ve been spoiled for the past 2 weeks. Cuisine et Dependance did NOT disappoint.
The place is around the Plateau and has a sleek décor, though it can get very noisy. Service was excellent — our waitress disrobed our coats, explained the entire hand-​written menu (changes daily) and at the end, put our coats back on for us.
Our group of 10 tried tons of dishes, all which were unique and tasty.
Appetizers:
— Cod Fish salad w/​arugula: super fresh fish lightly mixed w/​mayo and herbs, atop an excellent bed of arugula
— Charcuterie Plate: head cheese, salami, 3 cuts of duck, sausage — amazing
— Fries w/​Mayo: SO GOOD. These fries were thick but perfectly crisp on the outside. I usually don’t like fries that much, but these are awesome.
— Scallop w/​bacon + artichoke: good, but the scallops were a bit too soft
Entrees:
— Beef w/​bone marrow and roasted veggies: My coworker’s beef was amazing, but the bone marrow as SO DELICIOUS. The natural oils of the bone oozed out as I scooped the insides out.
— Cod w/​Chorizo Risotto: the cod just flaked off but was super moist. A bit heavy on the butter fo me. The risotto was great and the creaminess well balanced with the chorizo.
— Duck done 3 ways: This was my first time trying a thick cut of duck breast. It looked more like lean beef, but it was so moist and tasty.
All in all an excellent meal. I ordered a glass of champagne that ended up costing me $ 18! If I spoke French, I would’ve asked before I ordered.
I’d definitely come back here. This truly was a great dining experience.