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- 5
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Joe Putz
The part about this restaurant that stands out the most is the wide variety of cuisines. Italian, Greek, Chinese and quebecois are all very good. The prices are reasonable For $25 to $30 you get a large meal. The Greek potatoes are very tasty, and the pita was well made and not messy. Pizza was cheesy and traditional. The Chinese food was on par with average Chinese restaurants. The only thing is we all were very thirsty afterwards. They used way too much salt. The takeout counter se...
Anastasia Fertikh
I trusted the reviews and got the #A Szechuan Chinese food. oh my god if I could give 0 stars I would!! soggy, bland, the orange chicken genuinely indistinguishable from the general tao (literally HOW do you even ACHIEVE this???), the fried rice tasted plasticky, the noodles were dry and flavorless, the egg rolls were just cabbage and a few tiny overcooked rubbery shrimps. I couldn't even stomach the chicken/veggie stir fry (who puts huge chunks of CELERY in a "Chinese" dish???) please, save you...
John Arthur Potts
Went for a coffee with my mother and fiancé; the service was very bad. The waitress seemed very unpleased to be at work, even referring to Sunday "being her Friday". We were unsure if we wanted to eat, so we started with coffee to see about our appetite. We decided just to stick to coffee and after I had ordered my second cup (everyone else was still on their first), the waitress asked if we "were going to eat anything at all" incredibly rudely, we all replied "no, we will stick with the coffee...
Robert Hagerimana
New Verdun Restaurant is an absolute gem! Their menu is outstanding — every dish is full of authentic flavor, fresh ingredients, and generous portions. Whether you’re in the mood for breakfast, a hearty lunch, or dinner with friends, you’ll always find something delicious. The staff are friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere feels like home. Highly recommended!