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Finally More Seafood for Montrealers

Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice – I could have had 5 orders of this to myself

A L L Y O U N E E D T O K N O W

Digestifs:

Owned by the same group behind neighbour Restaurant Grinder, Makro is bringing Griffintown a much needed spot to get your seafood fix. Seafood menu items include oysters, a beautiful seafood platter, grilled octopus, spicy tuna on crispy rice, several fresh fish options, as well as a fish of the day. We opted for the spicy tuna crispy rice and the sea bass for two served with two sides – addictive brussels sprouts and a simple mushroom and squash dish. The food was on point and beautifully presented and the restaurant décor is understated and elegant (in stark contrast to the futuristic multi-level design of previous tenant, Shinji). As Grinder’s neighbour and sister restaurant, you should already be aware that this will be a Montreal scene, but for a change, this scene comes with great food! Reservations are difficult to snag on weekends, so plan ahead.

Portions / Presentation:

Sharing Style – quite generous / Presentation is simple, yet impressive

Reservations:

Just walk-In • Reserve the Day Of • Reserve the Week Of • Reserve 3-Months in Advance (not actually, but call at least two weeks in advance when possible!)

Dress Code

PJs Would Do • Jeans and a Tee • Effort Required • Dress to Impress

Atmosphere

Don’t Expect Much • Pretty Chill • Trendy • Expect a Party

Parking

Parking Lot • Free on Sidestreets • Meters • You should Probably Uber

Dietary Restrictions

Not For Picky Eaters • Diverse Menu Options (there are alternatives to seafood for meat eaters) • Accommodating • Organic, V, GF

Service (Based on my Experience)

Terrible Experience • Just An Off-Night (we will cut them some slack since it’s a fairly new spot) • On Point • Exceptional

Date Spot?

100%