Le Vieux Four Saint-Sauveur — Restaurant in Saint-Sauveur

Le Vieux Four Manago is undoubtedly one of the best Italian restaurants I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting. The menu offers a fantastic variety of dishes, each bursting with flavor and showcasing the true essence of Italian cuisine. From the perfectly crafted pizzas with crispy, flavorful crusts to the rich and indulgent pastas, every meal is a culinary masterpiece. The quality of ingredients shines through in every bite, making each dish not just delicious, but unforgettable. Whether you’re a fan of classic Italian favorites or looking to try something new, Le Vieux Four Manago delivers in every aspect.

Beyond the incredible food, the restaurant itself is beautiful, offering a warm, inviting, and impeccably clean environment. The ambiance is cozy yet elegant, making it the perfect place for a relaxing meal with family or friends. The staff are attentive and welcoming, ensuring that your dining experience is pleasant from start to finish. With such a perfect combination of outstanding food, a wide variety of menu options, and a lovely atmosphere, Le Vieux Four Manago easily stands out as a top choice for Italian dining. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an authentic and satisfying...

The service was incredibly slow. Great when they were at our table, but every step took ages, whether it was getting bread to start, bringing appetizers, bringing the main meal, getting a dessert order in, bringing dessert, asking for our bill, and bringing the bill. The food was just OK, in my opinion (I got the spaghetti bolognese, and my table mates shared a calamari starter which they said was delicious but it was not to my taste). And unfortunately, I made my decisions based on the fact that they had tiramisu on the menu for dessert... But by the time we finally got around to getting dessert, they were all out. The creme brulée I had as a backup option was tasty, but the topping was not crisp, it was more like a sticky skin. The wine we ended up with was not what we ordered (we got a Cab Sauv and had asked for Sirah of the same vintner), but was very nice regardless. I'd go back for another try if that was the style of food I was looking for, but it wouldn't be my first...

Don’t go if you don’t speak French, especially if you’re a brown person. If I could give negative stars I would give -10 stars out of five. The waiters will look down on you, they will only give you French menus, they will serve you last, they will translate everything with a disdain on their faces. We asked for a coffee and dessert menu and tried to attract the attention of our waitress for 20 minutes to no avail. Once I caught her eye, she nodded, it took her another 10 minutes to come and we ordered the bill. Two French speaker groups that came 10 minutes after us were served significantly more quickly with a smile, and left 10 minutes before us. On the other hand, if you want the authentic cultural experience of Quebec nationalism and how it manifests as racism towards an English speaking brown person, this...