Le soleil d’acapulco

Local propre personnel gentil menu si allechant que l'on a du mal à se decider quoi commander. Le poisson est succulent et fond dans la bouche. C'est sur que je retournerai

Really disappointed once we got there since it says they close at 10pm when you look up one Google and the owner close the door in our nose at 9.10pm.
Owner should double check business hours next time instead of turning customers down especially during summer on a Friday night. Place is near boul. Pie 9 and Beaubien Street no metro near only 18 bus stop or 139.
So I went back and tried the food. Prices are really affordable, clean place but they should definitely double check the utensils, good Spanish music. Overall it's a casual restaurant. Service was polite with curtesy and since we were the only customer when we ordered we were quick served. As for the food it was ok. I was a bit surprise about finding out rice in my tortilla/Aztec soup. I liked the shrimp cocktail (you can choose the mix cocktail or only one seafood). My main meal wasn't served as generous as in the picture but it taste good. For those who fear spicy food nothing in the menu is hot they only give you hot sauce if you ask. The one thing I loved is that they made their own tepache and it's quite good (I had a sample) you can order a glass or a litre. I have to go back and tried their pozole since not all Mexican restaurant make it. Finally I noticed there was not desert at all. It could be a most.

Bon resto pas cher

Excellent restaurant authentique mexicain. Malheureusement c'est difficile de trouver un vrai restaurant authentique mexicain à Montréal mais ce petit joyau de quartier est une belle exception. Le plat de Alambre avec viande de chorizo et porc a été un vrai délice avec d'excellents souvenirs de voyage. Une bonne sélection de jus de fruits fraîchement pressé sont aussi disponibles question d'ajouter encore plus de saveur. Bref. Chapeau!

Amazing