This 100 Year Old Montreal Diner Is Still UNREAL
Welcome to Chez Nick, one of the oldest family owned diners in Montreal, Quebec. Since 1920, this Westmount neighborhood institution has been serving four generations of locals hearty Canadian comfort food, fresh hollandaise, homemade pies, and the kind of warm hospitality that's getting harder to find. Chez Nick is the kind of place where the pancakes don't need syrup, the home fries are seasoned by hand, and the server warms your pie without being asked. It is exactly the type of family owned Montreal restaurant that's disappearing every year, and one of the best reasons to skip the tourist traps when you visit the city. In this video, I taste my way through Chez Nick with one goal: three dishes, one verdict, and a final answer on whether 100 years of history actually translates to great food. If you love Montreal restaurants, family owned diners, classic breakfast spots, or hidden gems in Quebec, this one is for you. Chez Nick 1377 Avenue Greene Westmount, QC H3Z 2A5 Ross Eats is a food travel creator who explores buffets, markets, theme parks, cruise dining, and nostalgic food destinations through immersive walkthroughs, honest ratings, and budget friendly travel insights. Known for step count challenges, signature series formats, and authentic storytelling, Ross helps viewers decide where to eat and what is actually worth their time and money. It's a big world, somebody's gotta eat it. What I use to Film All The Food! amzn.to/43UO0Xz Food Fam, join the RossEats Members Club 🍦 Get exclusive perks and support the channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFk8QFVAFyhN6Xo_jWrcaKw/join
