LE CENTRAL

Yesterday was my second time at LE CENTRAL. In my opinion, it's almost the same as TimeOut Marketplace. The vibe was nice, and given that it was Easter Sunday yesterday, there were a lot of available seats to sit on. The cleaning staff always makes sure that the place is nice and clean.nnMy partner ordered a pizza from Heirloom, and I bought fresh pasta from Ragú. My bolognese pasta was quite good, and the pasta really tasted fresh, and it was made al dente. My partner's pizza was made with pistachio pesto, and I've never had pistachio on a pizza before, but it surprisingly tasted good! The price range of the food was almost the same as TimeOut Marketplace minimum 18$ and more, but the place is quite near MTelus, which was a maximum 5 minutes walk from Le Central. There was also paid parking available on the street, which is quite convenient for those who want to dine in and leave downtown with ease.

I wish we had somewhere like this in Vancouver. It’s essentially a really trendy food court for adults with a bunch of fancy food and drink options. It’s as cool as any bar in Montreal. We went back to this place a few times because there are so many food and drink options, and everything we had was amazing. If you’re travelling with someone you can’t agree what to eat or drink with, go here straight away.

It’s an amazing food court with a wide variety of food and drinks. The interior design is especially beautiful. I can see why so many people come here. The food was cooked quickly and tasted delicious, and the service was great too.

Musubi is by far some of the best food in montreal period. Had dumplings chicken and crab balls lol is a funny name but the taste is perfect! Service is super sweet strongly recommend

I had a Yakisoba au Porc and a Salmon Onigri both were fantastic. And honestly deserve 5stars. I had a 4 minute wait. The Yakisoba is definitely recommend. And the Onigri also.

Directions to LE CENTRAL with public transportation

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