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  1. Parapluie

    Modern French

    Eat 90
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    A marble counter wraps around the open kitchen in this 30-seat modern French bistro on Beaubien, putting you close enough to watch the sauces reduce. The menu runs seasonal sharing plates, though the egg mayo with lobster is apparently permanent, removed only at the chef's peril. The Michelin Guide awarded it a Bib Gourmand. Elegant and unfussy, the kind of place where the fries have a reputation of their own.

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    • Oeuf mayonnaise with poached lobster

      “A concise, seasonal menu still features its Day One staple: oeuf mayonnaise with poached lobster and tarragon emulsion”

      Canada's 100 Best, 2026

    • Fries

      “be sure to order a side of his famous fries”

      Michelin Guide
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