On Wednesday, we decided to spend our last day in Montréal exploring Old Montréal. My friend Leah (who works for MAC in Montréal) met up with us for lunch down there, 'cause I hadn't seen her since we went to make-up school together. We thought we'd catch up over French food since we were in Montréal and all, so we went to Chez Suzette for crêpes.
Crêpe aux crevettes
Crêpe aux crevettes (innards)
Crêpe la Montréalaise
I got the crêpe aux crevettes and Shawn got the crêpe la Montréalaise. The crêpe aux crevettes is stuffed with Matane shrimps and topped with creamy lobster sauce and cheese, then baked. It is super rich and decadent, but so worth every calorie and fat gram... I don't know why we can't find crêpes like this in Toronto, but yeah, this was ridiculous. Ronsee got this as well, and we were still talking about its deliciousness five hours later. Shawn's crêpe la Montréalaise is stuffed with ham, Swiss cheese, and topped with Béchamel sauce. A fail-safe option for those who are less adventurous, but delicious nonetheless. Both were super-satisfying, and filling without making us feel sickly or bloated. This is really a great place to go if you like crêpes — there's far more variety in crêpes, both savoury and sweet, than any place I've been to in Toronto. If you're ever in Old Montréal, definitely stop by Chez Suzette. It's kind of touristy, but it's a really quaint and cozy spot in a gorgeous area, and the food is super-tasty. And French.
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