La Table d'André is one of the best global restaurants in Montreal for dinner, especially if you want a strong option in Lachine.
Lachine doesn't ask to be discovered — it simply exists, unhurried, at the western edge of the island — and La Table d'André is well matched to that register.
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mignonette, citron
brocoli, pane carasau, anchois, citron confit, zaatar
gel de Pernod, orange sanguine, amandes, œufs de truite
sanglier braisé, tomates, basilic, reggiano
lapin braisé, carottes, sauge
La Table d'André is a strong global option in Lachine in Montreal when you want somewhere that already has a solid public track record. Huîtres and Burrata also give you a decent sense of the menu. It also holds a 9.8 rating across 176 Google reviews.
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For now, La Table d'André holds a 9.8 rating across 176 Google reviews.
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La Table d'André is a Global restaurant located in Lachine, Montreal. Lachine doesn't ask to be discovered — it simply exists, unhurried, at the western edge of the island — and La Table d'André is well matched to that register.
La Table d'André is best for dinner, waterfront. La Table d'André is a strong global option in Lachine in Montreal when you want somewhere that already has a solid public track record. Huîtres and Burrata also give you a decent sense of the menu. It also holds a 9.8 rating across 176 Google reviews.
La Table d'André is in the moderate price range (moderate). Google rating: 9.8 from 176 reviews
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La Table d'André holds a 9.8 Google rating from 176 reviews. La Table d'André is a strong global option in Lachine in Montreal when you want somewhere that already has a solid public track record. Huîtres and Burrata also give you a decent sense of the menu. It also holds a 9.8 rating across 176 Google reviews.
La Table d'André is located at 1718 Bd Saint-Joseph, Montréal, QC H8S 2N2, Canada. Directions are available via Google Maps.
Yes, La Table d'André accepts reservations. You can book a table online through their reservations page.
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