Mañana

Let me say, I love Mexican food! But this place is not at all authentic, the menu is very much taliered American style, and very over priced, you would think they would at least serve you some salsa with tortilla chips while you want for the price you pay, but Nope at all. Only thing nice about this place was the waitress.

We had a surprise party here! They were very accommodating and the food was good. A little pricey for my taste, but we had fun, and that’s what matters.

Nourriture correcte, mais plutôt dispendieux pour ce qui ce retrouve dans l’assiette. (exemple guacamole 11.50 pour trop peu). Le service est bon, mais il y a meilleur en termes de cuisine mexicaine à MTL. Et souvent pour moins cher.

Overall :
Pretty good Mexican restaurant in an active area. If it’s what you’re in the mood for, this place will scratch the itch.
Food :
I had the Enchilada Poblana and it was good. The mole sauce was a little more chocolaty and spicy than I’m used to, but the whole dish with rice and salad worked together really well. I can’t remember what my partner had, but she was also pretty satisfied. Maybe not the world’s greatest, but definitely on mark and with it’s own style.
Drinks :
She had a melon margarita and I tried a pineapple one. Both were delicious, and it seemed more like pureed fruit was used rather than just fruit juice. I wouldn’t go out of my way for one, but it was a nice companion to the meal.
Service /​Décor /​Atmosphere
Everything else was good enough that I don’t remember it being bad, but not so amazing that it blew me away. You probably won’t feel put off by anything here, so if you’re looking for a nice easy Mexican restaurant this place has you covered.

I like Mañana restaurant for a number of reasons. The décor is bright and cozy. The staff is always friendly. The portions are reasonably-​sized, fairly priced and well-​prepared. In the summer they have beer specials and a cute little patio looking out towards St. Louis Square. If you’re feeling like Mexican and in the neighbourhood, this is a good bet.

Certainly not the best Mexican food I’ve ever had but this is Montréal after all. The service was exceptional. The restaurant itself is kind of grungy but happy and festive. The rice was strange… easily could have stood in at a Chinese takeout joint. The eggplant app was really good. Everything else, in my opinion, lacked flavor. Chocolate/​flan cake for dessert was divine! Don’t go with high expectations for great food and your experience will be just fine. The waitress couldn’t have been nicer.

Je suis allé plusieurs fois pour le lunch et toujours été très satisfait. Très savoureux.

We had the chicken fajitas and enchiladas. Both were tasty and prepared well. Surprisingly it wasn’t crowded on a Saturday night.

Very average Mexican food. Felt like food just lacked seasoning. Service staff was great, hence 3 stars.

Just a short walk up from our hotel. Sweet patio for dining on a glorious Sunday evening. The staff were courteous, efficient, and genuinely friendly. We gringos have a warped idea of how Mexican food should taste. This was good traditional Mexican food and this place will be on my «must do» list next time I’m in Montréal!

I’ve been to Mañana a few times and enjoyed every meal I’ve had here. This is one of the few places in the MTL where you can get authentic Mexican food.
However, on my last visit to Mañana, I was let down a bit after ordering the table d’hote. Don’t get me wrong — the salad and enchiladas were gorgeous. What disappointed me was that I was served a Costco cake for dessert. I did enjoy the cake, but Costco cake doesn’t really scream authentic Mehican in my opinion. Would have given Mañana 5 stars if not for the lack-​luster dessert.

I had a horrible experience at 3 Amigos and recently recovered… so I thought I’d give another Mexican restaurant a chance! Mañana has a great atmosphere and vibe, music was fun, décor was warm and friendly! Waitress was attentive and also very kind. While I waited for my bf she kept refilling my water (i drink tonsss of water) and smiling at me. How NICE! So I started off with an eggplant appetizer, it was sauteed with cheese, peppers, beets, salad, coriander. AMAZING! The main dish I ordered I ended up sharing with my bf because the portion was quite big. It was fajitas pollo, chicken fajitas and boy was the chicken good. It’s apparently hard to cook good chicken, but this place seems to do it right. It came with guacamole and beans, rice. Very filling. Extra tortilla was only 25 cents. Another plus was the restaurant knew where their fish/​seafood came from. That was great, lots of restos I find don’t know where they get their produce/​supplies. (We were trying to be environmentally conscious) my only complaint is that its a bit expensive. My daquiri was 7 bucks, for a virgin, it would make more sense if the daquiri had alcohol. and the other dishes were a bit pricey too. But i wouldn’t mind going again. Owns 3 Amigos, for sure.

This is authentic mexican food, the only Mexican restaurant I’ve found with any credibility in Montréal. The décor is a little much, for some, but personally I could look at Frida Kahlo paintings all day. The staff are friendly to the point where it’s almost exhausting. The service is fast and efficient. The menu is vast, and overwhelming, but there are many vegetarian options and they have no qualms about making them vegan. My bean burrito came with fried eggplant, rice, gaucamole, more beans. The portions are huge, and the prices are high, but the food is absolutely 100% worth it! The margaritas are also to die-​for. For dessert, I had the passion fruit mousse, which was a wonderful way to end the meal.
Definitely worth a try!

The restaurant is traditional Mexican cuisine. The place is quite small. Kind of kitsch with a background of annoying reaggaton. Right there, we knew it would be an experience. We had the Chicken Quasadilla and it was really good. We took the recommendation from a ex-​employee who told us that this dish was a really nice pick and pretty cheap (10.95 $).It came with 2 quasadillas (kind tortilla) a salad and some mexican rice that was quite boring. It felt like «the batch of rice of the day» meaning that mostly everybody with no talent could do better. Quite disapointed on that. But the portion were quite good and even though, from the get go I’m not a fan of mexican foods, I had a nice meal.
I’m pretty confident to say I won’t go back there, but it is mostly because i’m not a fan of Mexican food… but beside this restaurant and 3 amigos i haven’t been somewhere else.
Alright so basically it’s not a really good restaurant, the service was alright, music was annoying and the chef was signing loudly which is not really professional. When I eat something, other than a Pub, I do not want to hear the Chef or some lousy reaggaton.
Weird but useful fact: men’s restroom toilet is quite shaky so that doesn’t feel right.