Joe Beef pays respect to Charles “Joe-Beef” McKiernan, 19th century innkeeper and Montreal working class hero who owned an Old-Montreal tavern, which closed in 1982. Well, chef David McMillan (formerly of Rosalie) took the name and aura and brought in down to Little Burgundy, across from the Corona Theater near the Atwater Market.
Joe Beef is a smaller restaurant away from the glitzier scenes in the core downtown of Montreal. Oysters, fois gras and the succulent steaks are a must… as well as a reservation in advance. Open from Tuesday through Saturday at 2491 Notre-Dame West.
The new terrace also features a vegetable garden that is the source of many of those stunning veggies on your plate!
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A great Restaurant feel. Perfect for gin tonic fueled evenings with relatives, friends, lovers, this is one of my favorite restaurants
beef tartar and anything with foie gras on it!