Los Planes

Delicious brunch! And wonderful service :) $ 13 for lots of food, fruits, coffee and fresh juice. Totally worth it!

Excellent petit restaurant sud américain. Les plats sont copieux et goûteux. J’ai commandé un burrito au poulet. L’assiette est très fourni, l’accompagnement excellent et l’assaisonnement aussi. Le tout avec un fond musical qui donne envie de se lever et danser.

While walking down Rue Saint Denis we wandered past this restaurant and decided to try it out since my wife is Salvadoran and we love pupusas.
The restaurant itself had a great ambiance and the waiter was very polite, but the service at this restaurant was incredibly slow especially for the amount of people in the restaurant.
When it came to the food, we had mixed reviews. We started our meal with a glass of jamaica which was delicious. For an appetizer we chose fried plantains which were the best plantains we have had in a very long time. For our main course we ordered both pork and cheese pupusas. The pupusas were huge and well filled, but the filling was extremely salty and difficult to eat.
In the end, the food overall was decent but we needed a ton of water to wash away the saltiness. Also, the service was so slow that it was painful trying to get out the door. We ended up having to pay the meter again because of the delay.
Overall, it was nice to have some pupusas for lunch, but the service definetly needs to improve.

Wow first time at Los planes, the food is fresh and very tasty the beer is cheap and cold. You have to eat here.

One of the best restaurants I’ve been to so far. The service is amazing, staff and very friendly. We tried the grilled chicken and fish. Desserts are also great!

We were taken care of by Alex, the owner! He was fantastic and the food… well, the food was icing on the cake! Absolutely delicious. Can’t wait to come back here on my next Montréal visit.

We were actually looking for a Mexican restaurant when we stumbled upon this gem. The service was amazing, our waiter took time to explain whatever we did not understand on the menu as we never had Salvadorian food before.
They have advantageous combos that include an entrée, 2 choice pupusas and a cocktail or whatever other drink you would like. We had a margarita and a daiquiri, which were wonderful.
We had the yucca fries and chicken tamal as entrées they were delicious.
The pupusas were amazing and it is nice that you can add as much or as little spice to the food as it comes on the side.
For dessert we each had churros and a café au lait. To die for. All this came to 52 $ we will be back for sure.

Unbelievably rude. I was waiting to be seated by the hosts table, like a polite person. 2 cute flirty girls rolled up and were given our table despite not having a reservation. When the waiter saw that it was our table, he shrugged and said said they were tourists: not ok, I’ll never come back here if that’s how they treat people. Plus, they were only coming for drinks whereas we planned to eat a meal and have drinks: fail.

We passed by this restaurant while walking around Montréal and decided to try it out after seeing rave reviews on Unilocal.
It was not a very busy day. There were 4 – 5 other tables occupied outside other than us. But there was only one waiter for lunch. The waiter was friendly, but the service was soooo slow. I mean it took 30 minutes to get our chips/​guacamole. So you can just imagine how long it took for the other food to arrive. Why restaurants don’t have more than one server is beyond me. Even to get water, we had to flag him down. I noticed that the other tables felt the same way — one couple waited 25 minutes to get their sangria.
Now to the food. They have a note in their menu saying that any of the entrees can be made vegetarian, which is great. I ordered the following:
— Guacamole: Comes with pita chips. The guacamole is bland, so you should ask for some spicy sauce on the side.
— Pupusas: My husband got this with pork, so I cant say much about what it tasted like. He said he liked it.
— Veggie Burrito (see attached photo): The burrito was delicious. It is served on top of a salsa sauce which makes the burrito even tastier.
— Churros: This was terrible. I was hoping for some amazing churros, but this was super dry and not anything like what I have had in the past.
Overall — great food but super slow service. If you are in a rush, I would not recommend this place.

Really great dinner, service was excellent. Portions were big! all the flavors very fresh, and authentic. Thank goodness somebody in this town can serve an actual hot sauce (this was on the side — the usual mild sauce was also delicious!) We’ll definitely go back here. Basically a similar price bracket to most of the restaurants in the neighborhood, but definitely a better value.

Really amazing meal and great sangria. There’s a pretty terrace which is great to hang out on.
The server was very helpful and explained how to eat pupasa (the flower one is incredible and really different from any other flavor I’d tried). :) we’ll be back!

Reasonable prices for really good food! Really good pupusas. They serve breakfast all day long, that’s just awesome.