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    Hortus is a Modern European restaurant on rue Saint-Jean, wedged between trinket shops and pubs, with a rooftop farm and bees whose honey you can sample for free. The menu runs from a thick beef burger to a duck confit poutine that outclasses its neighbors, and it handles gluten and nuts without fuss. The daily table d'hôte suits a lunch or dinner when you've seen enough fortifications.

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    • Beef burger with goat cheese

      “their food has a wide appeal, like a thick beef burger with goat cheese and crispy fries”

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    • Duck confit poutine

      “Those same fries feature in a predictably rich duck confit poutine that’s a step above most of what you’ll find in neighbouring tourist traps.”

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