Restaurant in Montreal, Canada
East Montreal casual dining, low booking pressure.
Restaurant Miami Déli is a casual east-end Montreal spot on Sherbrooke Est in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. Public data is limited, which makes it hard to recommend over better-documented alternatives for a special occasion — but for a low-pressure neighbourhood meal in that part of the city, it's worth knowing about. Booking is easy; walk-ins are likely fine.
If you're weighing Restaurant Miami Déli against Montreal's more established casual spots on Sherbrooke Est, it holds its own as a neighbourhood option in the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve area. The address — 3090 Sherbrooke St E — puts it in a part of the city that has seen real restaurant growth over the past decade, where unpretentious rooms often deliver more than their price points suggest. That said, because public data on this venue is limited, the case for booking here over better-documented alternatives depends heavily on how much you value proximity and local character over verified credentials.
Without confirmed cuisine type, price range, or hours on record, the most honest framing is this: Miami Déli reads as a casual deli-style operation, the kind of counter-driven neighbourhood spot that Montreal does well , think generous portions, informal service, and a room that doesn't ask much of you. In that category, the bar for a satisfying meal is lower, and the upside is often a genuinely local experience that misses the tourist circuit entirely. For a special occasion dinner with ceremony and polish, this is not the right call , you'd be better served by Mastard or Sabayon, both of which have confirmed menus, known price points, and track records in the modern Montreal dining scene. But for a low-pressure lunch or a casual meal in the east end, Miami Déli is worth knowing about.
The Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighbourhood itself is no longer the overlooked corner of Montreal it once was. Restaurants, bars, and cafés have accumulated steadily along Sherbrooke Est, and the street now supports a range of options from 3 Pierres 1 Feu to more casual counters like this one. If you're already in the area, the calculus changes , proximity matters, and a neighbourhood deli that does one or two things well can outperform a destination restaurant you've had to travel across the city to reach.
For broader context on eating well in Montreal, the city consistently produces casual excellence: spots where the room is plain, the menu is short, and the cooking punches above what the setting implies. Our full Montreal restaurants guide covers the range more completely, from the east end through the Plateau and into downtown.
Reservations: No booking data confirmed , call ahead or walk in. Dress: Casual. Budget: Not confirmed; deli-style venues in this neighbourhood typically run $15–$30 per person for a full meal. Getting there: Accessible via the 185 bus along Sherbrooke Est; the Pie-IX metro station is within reasonable walking distance. Booking difficulty: Easy , no evidence of significant demand pressure at this address.
See the comparison section below for how Restaurant Miami Déli sits relative to other Montreal options across price tiers.
| Venue | Cuisine | Price | Awards | Booking Difficulty | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Restaurant Miami Déli | Easy | — | |||
| L’Express | French Bistro | $$ | Unknown | — | |
| Schwartz’s | Delicatessen | $ | Unknown | — | |
| Toqué | French | $$$$ | Unknown | — | |
| Jérôme Ferrer - Europea | Modern Cuisine | $$$$ | Michelin 1 Star | Unknown | — |
| Mastard | Modern Cuisine | $$$ | Michelin 1 Star | Unknown | — |
How Restaurant Miami Déli stacks up against the competition.
Cuisine specifics for this address aren't documented in Pearl's current data, so ordering strategy depends on what the kitchen is running. Given the deli-adjacent name and east Montreal location, expect a short, rotating menu of accessible dishes rather than a tasting format. Ask staff what's moving that day — at a neighbourhood spot with easy booking, that's the most reliable signal.
Seating layout details aren't confirmed for this venue. At east Montreal neighbourhood spots in this tier, counter or bar seating is common but not guaranteed. Call ahead to confirm if bar seating is a priority — the address is 3090 Sherbrooke St E and booking difficulty is rated Easy, so a quick check before arrival is low effort.
Booking difficulty is rated Easy, which puts walk-ins well within reach on most nights. Same-day reservations should be achievable outside Friday and Saturday peak hours. This is not a hard-to-get table — if you're in east Montreal and want a low-friction dinner, you don't need to plan weeks out.
No menu data is available to confirm specific dietary accommodations at this address. For anything beyond standard requests — celiac, severe allergies, vegan requirements — call ahead rather than assuming. East Montreal neighbourhood spots vary widely in how equipped they are for substitutions, and a quick confirmation saves a difficult conversation at the table.
The east Montreal location and easy booking profile point to a casual, come-as-you-are setting. This is Sherbrooke St E, not downtown — jeans and a clean top are entirely appropriate. There is no evidence of a dress code.
This is a neighbourhood spot on Sherbrooke St E in east Montreal, not a destination restaurant requiring advance planning. Booking is easy, the area is unpretentious, and the format reads as casual and accessible. If you're after a relaxed local meal rather than a special-occasion experience, this fits — and the lack of booking friction means you can decide same-day.
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