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  1. Casavant

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    The sausage and mash has its own name here, which tells you something about how this French bistro operates. Chef Charles-Tristan Prévost, a Le Club Chasse et Pêche alumnus, runs a room in Jean Talon market country where the produce shows and the natural wine list is longer than the pretension. Bib Gourmand from Michelin. Evenings stretch into tartare and duck; service stays loose throughout.

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