Notre Boeuf de Grâce

— Menu is fun & original — burgers are really good (and big) so it’s worth checking out on that alone. Fries are tasty too (but dangerous.)
— Ambiance is ideal for a friendly outing, date night or with the kids, bearing in mind that it’s lively, so no quiet evenings here.
— Friendly and quick service
— Original and thoughtful décor, especially if you like the bare wood look like I do
— Overall, we’re really happy to have a quaint and hip addition to the neighbourhood!

Really great food. But small restaurant. My friends and I had to wait 25 minutes on a Friday at 8PM only to give up and leave. I proceeded to go back the next day for lunch with my boyfriend. We loved the burgers! Not cheap but not too pricey. Great fries too!

Friendly staff and a great burger. It can get busy.

Very nice staff and the burger was amazing. The deep fried mars bar was the cherry on top. I love how young people are managing that place in such an amazing way. Thumbs up for the girls

Not bad and pleasant enough atmos (nice terrase), but not the perfect burger that one might be looking for in a casual restaurant dedicated to burgers, fries and shakes. Please toast those buns just a teeny weeny bit!

Amazing burgers! We went there on a Saturday afternoon craving a great burger and it was exactly what we wanted! We made our own burgers and had the poutine and the potato skins as a side. The poutine wasn’t that great — not our fave gravy we found it a little too sweet. but the potato skins were amazing. A must try! Be careful tho cause its quite a large side.

The regular burger was too salty. The burger with eggplant, cilantro and tandoori mayo was something really special, however. Fired were delicious, as were most sauces. Great burger bet that we’ll attend again and recommend to others.

This place was impressive. we rolled into Montréal (as tourists) super late and needed some food. We found this place on Unilocal and decided to try it!
The burgers were delicious. The beef tasted fresh and so did the bun they used. I have to compliment their homemade lemonade which wasn’t too cloyingly sweet like some lemonade can be.
They were helpful with givig us sightseeing recs and even gave us extra gravy on our poutine! We’re back in NJ now and are craving that poutine!

I’ve been there about 3 times. The times before service was slow food was good.
I thought it was just because they were new and had to figure things out.
Wrong… 3 months later and we waited almost 40 mins for food.
We got the wedge salad– decent. When I got my burger — the cheese wasn’t even melted! Almost 40 mins and they couldn’t even melt the cheese! And the bread bun was cold.
Disappointing:(

Had the Garden of Eden (veggie burger) with fries and beer battered onion rings. Amazing food! Ask for the chapotli dip. Only down side is there are no combos that are a burger, fries and drink. The combos include a burger and an alcoholic drink. The homemade softdrinks are really good too. Expect to pay about 20.00 for a burger, side and softdrink. The restaurant is based on a religious theme, and the menu items have fun names. They named a burger after the old D.A.D. bagel shop that used to be there before, which I thought was very nice. Worth going, try the milk shakes.

I understand from folks in the know that this is newly opened in the hood. Use to be a Mom and Pop variety store which also sold Indian food for many, many years.
The new establishment has kindly given a shout out to the previous folks with an aptly namef Dad’s Burger on the menu.
The atmosphere is very cozy with bare brick walls and lovely high ceilings. Nice ample patio on the front. No liquor license yet on the patio but we were told that would be coming any day now. We sat just inside the doors and had the best of both worlds.
Tables are a good distance apart with very comfortable benches which line the wall. We had the pleasure of sitting beside a couple who were obviously on a first date. Boy did she do a lot of talking! It was very amusing!
Great variety on the menu with tons of choices. There are burger meals which come with a suggested beverage and also burgers which you can build yourself with such a variety of toppings that I stopped counting at 30 choices and the majority of them free. Sauces, fresh toppings, wide variety of cheeses and more!
The beef is ground fresh daily and that is very clear in the taste of the patty. Very moist and perfectly prepared to perfect pinkness.
The potato skins were recommended to us by the very attentive waitress to share. As a self confessed fry freak I had to try those as well. Both worth sharing and very tasty. Fries were crispy and oh so soft on the inside. The skins were interestingly shaped as they were flat instead of crescent shaped as I’m use to. They too were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Skins arrived with Chipotle, Green Goddess Avocado and in-​house made ketchup in dollops all over. Fries arrived with ketchup and mayo for dipping.
Lastly, very reasonably priced with most meals with burger, side and drink (even house beer) for under $ 20.00.
All in all a very enjoyable meal with kind, very service oriented staff in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

I’ve been looking forward to trying this place for a while. It’s a great looking place and the décor is well done. The burger was delicious. Nice and juicy. The fries were good as well. My complaint is with the beer selection. With so many great beers in this city, they had a choice of Sapporo, Okanagan, or another house brand. Pretty disappointing. For that reason alone, I don’t think I’ll be making a return visit. If you’re not concerned with that kind of stuff, then it’s worth trying.

Excellent food, poor service.
As an NDG resident we have a few holes in the wall that are certainly a treat and this may be the next one.
Getting a table was a bit ackward, we were told to sit then told to move. Getting menus also took us having to reach out to the busboy. Lastly getting drinks, the correct order (they are lost on which table ordered what) and ultimately the bill took too much time.
However the food is a different story, with fresh meat and homemade sauces the combination of flavors is delightful. It’s an obvious difference in taste with other restaurant hamburgers in the area. The place just beams fresh, and that will keep it on our dine list.
Bottom line, if you like Hamburgers this place is up there with the best just be patient with the staff as they have a lot to learn!

Just had dinner there tonight. The food was so good, my friend and I didn’t have time to take a picture. It was the yummiest, juiciest burger I’ve had in years. Perfectly cooked with delicious condiments and fresh bun. The poutine was decadent.
We were surprised that neither of us felt that greasy bloating after eating! It is worth the trip and we’re excited to have a great burger joint in our ‘hood!

Awesome meal yesterday — 3oz beef burger with homemade umami sauce, pure perfection. The service was great, the prices exceptional for such quality fresh ingredients. So nice to have a burger that clearly was fresh ground and no fillers/​binding agents! I eat out often in Montréal and this is definitely one place that did not disappoint.
Small restaurant, so seating may be an issue in the future but well-​worth the detour and any wait.

Had very good service, it’s nice to have this kind of place in the neighbourhood.
Downside, they don’t have a licence to drink on the terrasse so you can’t pretty much have a beer on a sunny day outside. The Divine choice on the menu is very similar to a Big Mac but really tasty ! Would recommend for a casual chilling

Tonight John and I went for dinner at Notre-​Boeuf-​de-​Grace located at 5732 Sherbrooke O in NDG. For those of you who were distraught when hearing of the closure of the iconic D.A.D’s Bagels, here’s the resto that replaced it! We have been wanting to go ever since it opened and we are so glad that we finally went.
Upon arrival, you sit wherever is available in the small but very cozy room. There are two televisions, brick and wood walls and very nice booth seats on one side of the room. There is also a small bar where you can sit and watch the chefs work their magic.
John ordered the $ 5 shake of the day — chocolate of course, the Divine burger (which the waitress described as a Gourmet Big Mac) with fried egg and bacon, devils which were bacon wrapped yams and chicken wings. I have a pretty bad case of lactose intolerance but I had one sip of the shake and it was delicious. It resembled the shakes at Baton Rouge but with more ice cream and without the high price. John said it was like a Belleville shake (which is a really good thing apparently). I didn’t try the burger but John finished it in about two seconds and said «Now THAT’S a burger!» so it must have been amazing. The bacon wrapped yams were very interesting and had a great taste to them, it’s something I would make at home for sure because let’s be honest, wrapping anything in bacon makes it a billion times better. The wings were good– they had a kick when you got parts with the sauce on it but other than that, they were pretty plain wings.
I ordered the poutine (move over lactose intolerance, I love cheese too much). It tasted amazing. They had a sauce that involved a type of seed I can’t put my finger on (from what I could tell) and they also had scallions on top which left a really good aftertaste. Their fries are also AMAZING. Since it is such a cozy restaurant, we were pretty close to the family of five next to us (three sons– ADORABLE) and everyone minus the youngest had fries included with their meal and just having the fries by themselves looked delicious. The restaurant was very good with having kid friendly dishes. They had catered to whatever the family asked for their youngest child and the family took pictures of the children sitting on the booth side of the room. You know a restaurant is good when it’s worthy of family photo shoots.
Looking at the menu, they also serve cocktails, their own house beer and house soda. Overall, the service was VERY fast, very friendly and we will definitely be going back to try more of the menu options. They also have veggie burgers for those who are vegetarian.

Not too impressed.
The menu looked fabulous and what we had was tasty but the portions were very small. We basically had to order dinner twice and we’re still hungry.
Slow service too.
The place was clean and there were a few other tables but it wasn’t jam packed.
It would take a lot to convince me to give it another try.

Went with my son for dinner. I live in the neighborhood so we decided check it out. Just to start our waitress was very friendly. she explained the menu to us. Super nice. I love that. Me and my son ordered a hamburger he had a poutine I had potato skins. First off I have to say the best potato skins I think I’ve ever had in my life. It wasn’t over cook it wasn’t too greasy it was just right. They make their own sauce in house. which me and my son really liked. The hamburger was very good I love the bun was soft. The fries are fresh and not pre-​frozen. Have a good time definitely will go back again.

Stopped into this new restaurant this afternoon for a first crack at this adorable new burger joint.
The service was slow (not unexpected for a new place) but friendly. The décor is cool and chill. The menu is full of playful names and nuances, it is fun. Though I was a little surprised that I couldn’t find a French menu anywhere. (not a complaint, just an observation)
I ordered the Immaculate Conception Combo which is a burger with a thick slice of salami with an egg on top, paired with a Bloody Caesar which is rimmed with some Korean spice mix for $ 19. And, of course, I had to try their poutine.
This large sized juicy burger which a soft bun garnished with lettuce and tomato. Quite tasty. My only issue with the burger was that the patty was unable to hold together and crumbled out of it’s bun. Outside of this, the meat was well seasoned and tasted great.
The Bloody Caesar was okay, it wasn’t anything special, which is something I had hoped for given the description. Also, the rimming mixture could have used more salt.
Next, the poutine. OK. I really didn’t like their poutine. Nope. The fries were way too soggy and the sauce wasn’t hot enough to create that melted magick I crave and adore. That said, it wasn’t awful and I am sure many people will like its untraditional characteristics.
Overall, I liked the place and can’t wait to see how they improve in the coming weeks!