Restaurant in Montréal, Canada
Le Serpent
250Pearl PointsWine-led dinner
About Le Serpent
Le Serpent is worth booking for a polished $$$ Mediterranean dinner in Montréal, especially if wine matters to the table. The 2026 Michelin Plate adds a credible quality signal, but the better reason to go is fit: energetic room, dinner-only schedule, a format that suits two to four people better than a rushed meal.
Le Serpent is a Montréal restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine at a $$$ price level. The verified planning facts are direct: dinner hours run Monday through Saturday from 5:45 to 10:30 PM, Sunday is closed, the dress code is smart casual. It is also recognized with a Michelin Plate for 2026.
Use those facts as the basis for deciding whether it fits the night. This is best framed as an evening dining choice in Montréal rather than a lunch stop or an all-day option. If the priority is comparing other dinner options, Place Carmin, Foxy, Mémo, Dorsia, Ferreira Café are natural names to consider depending on the style of dinner you want.
Go back for Mediterranean dinner in Montréal
The most grounded reason to choose Le Serpent is simple: it offers Mediterranean cuisine in Montréal at a $$$ price point, with dinner hours six days a week. That makes it a dinner-first choice while keeping the decision anchored in known facts rather than assumptions about a specific menu format or service style.
Value here depends on whether a Mediterranean dinner at this price level is what the table wants. The Michelin Plate recognition adds a verified point of confidence, but the practical question remains whether the cuisine, schedule, dress code suit the occasion.
For a return visit, plan around dinner and the smart-casual setting rather than lunch or daytime availability. Diners comparing broader Montréal options can also use our full Montréal restaurants guide, then pair the night with our full Montréal bars guide if the plan needs a before-or-after stop.
Who should choose this over another $$$ dinner option
Book this when the group specifically wants Mediterranean cuisine in Montréal and is comfortable with a $$$ dinner. Mémo is another comparison for diners considering a different style of meal. Dorsia, Place Carmin, Ferreira Café are also useful reference points when deciding which dinner best fits the occasion.
The clearest yes is for someone seeking a smart-casual Mediterranean dinner during Le Serpent's Monday-to-Saturday evening hours. The clearest no is for anyone who needs Sunday service, lunch, or a lower-price meal.
For planning around the wider trip, our full Montréal hotels guide and other Montréal guides may help shape the rest of the itinerary. Summary: choose Le Serpent for a $$$ Mediterranean dinner in Montréal with Michelin Plate recognition; skip it if the timing, price level, or cuisine is not the right fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I eat at the bar at Le Serpent?
Bar seating is not verified in the available facts for Le Serpent. Plan around a Mediterranean dinner in Montréal and confirm seating details directly when booking.
Is lunch or dinner better at Le Serpent?
Dinner is the verified service window: Le Serpent is open from 5:45 to 10:30 PM Monday through Saturday and closed Sunday. No lunch service is listed in the verified facts.
Does Le Serpent handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary accommodation details are not verified in the available facts. If restrictions matter, contact Le Serpent directly before booking or dining.
What should I wear to Le Serpent?
The verified dress code is smart casual. The $$$ price level and Michelin Plate recognition make polished casual clothing a sensible choice.
Is Le Serpent good for a special occasion?
It can be a fitting choice if your occasion calls for Mediterranean cuisine in Montréal at a $$$ price level. The Michelin Plate recognition adds a verified point of confidence, while Mémo is another comparison if your table is considering a different style of dinner.
Location
257 Rue Prince, Montréal, QC H3C 2N4, Canada
Montréal, Canada
Compare Le Serpent
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Awards | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Le Serpent | Montréal | Mediterranean Cuisine | Michelin Plate (2026) | $$$ |
| Place Carmin | Montréal | French | , | $$$ |
| Mémo | Montréal | Modern Cuisine | , | $$$ |
| Dorsia | Montréal | European | , | $$$ |
| Ferreira Café | Montréal | Portuguese | , | $$$ |
| Foxy | Montréal | Modern Cuisine | , | $$$ |
How Le Serpent Montréal compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to book if this is not the fit
Try Place Carmin for a French-leaning dinner with a more classic feel. Choose Foxy if the group wants a looser modern-cuisine room in the same $$$ band.
How it compares with Montréal peers
Against Place Carmin, Le Serpent is the better choice when Mediterranean flavors and wine pairing flexibility matter more than a French frame. Place Carmin is the cleaner pick for diners who want a more classic French-feeling $$$ dinner; Le Serpent makes more sense for a return visit where the table wants energy and a broader Mediterranean lane.
Mémo and Dorsia are the closer cross-shops for diners deciding by mood rather than cuisine. Mémo points more toward modern cuisine, while Dorsia sits in a European lane. Choose Le Serpent if the night should feel polished but not overly formal, with wine doing real work alongside the food.
Ferreira Café is the better call when Portuguese seafood is the brief. Foxy is the easier recommendation for a warmer, more casual-feeling night. Le Serpent earns the booking when the table wants a $$$ dinner with more edge than a classic room, but more polish than a casual night out.
Recognized By
Explore Montréal
Save or rate Le Serpent on Pearl
Keep this venue in your Pearl passport, rate it after you visit, and track it alongside every other place you collect.