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Brasserie 701 is a french pick in Montreal when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.
4.3/5 · 3,776 Google reviews
Brasserie 701 is a french pick in Montreal when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.
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Brasserie 701 looks like a good night-out option in Montreal because it reads polished without feeling overly formal. It also holds a 4.3/5 Google rating across 3,776 Google reviews.
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Brasserie 701 is a French restaurant located in Montreal, Montreal. Brasserie 701 is a french pick in Montreal when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.
Brasserie 701 is best for cocktail, date night. Brasserie 701 looks like a good night-out option in Montreal because it reads polished without feeling overly formal. It also holds a 4.3/5 Google rating across 3,776 Google reviews.
Brasserie 701 is in the More of a night out price range ($$$). Google rating: 4.3/5 from 3,776 reviews
Brasserie 701 holds a 4.3/5 Google rating from 3,776 reviews. Brasserie 701 looks like a good night-out option in Montreal because it reads polished without feeling overly formal. It also holds a 4.3/5 Google rating across 3,776 Google reviews.
Brasserie 701 is located at 701 Côte de la Place-d'Armes, Montréal, QC H2Y 2X6, Canada. Directions are available via Google Maps.
Yes — Brasserie 701 is tagged for date night dining. Brasserie 701 looks like a good night-out option in Montreal because it reads polished without feeling overly formal. It also holds a 4.3/5 Google rating across 3,776 Google reviews.
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