PGSS Inc. Thomson House
7 reviews 3650 Mc Tavish St, Montreal, Quebec +1 514-398-3756 thomsonhouse.ca suggest an edit
24 September 2023 11:10
Food is definitely fair-priced, but genuinely disgusting. Dry, tasteless burger without anything notable about toppings. Potato wedges weren't flavourful, and they were thick-cut, so the interior had even less flavour. It was not particularly crispy or warm. I enjoyed the chipotle mayo.
31 May 2023 1:04
Good affordable food, with many vegetarian/ vegan / gluten free options. Smallish drinks selection but covers most bases. Very nice in the summer time when the terrace is open.
18 March 2023 19:16
Great price, Great Staff,
Average food but well
Burrito and Nachos can be done much better
Average food but well
Burrito and Nachos can be done much better
18 March 2023 9:23
Awesome for laid back meetings or just working. Gotta be a grad student at McGill to get in though.
14 January 2023 15:19
Incredible place to eat and dine in! Quick, efficient, and kind service from fellow students working at Thomson House.
30 October 2022 14:00
The only problem was that there was no soap in the washroom. A bit too noisy for me.
20 October 2022 23:16
Great service, decent food and reasonable prices. You must be a McGill grad student or be accompanied by one to enter.
The layout is quirky and a little chaotic - some sections get table service and others you order at the bar, which is confusing - but there are plenty of power bars for those who want to sit and work, you can stay as long as you want, and the atmosphere is cozy.
It is technically accessible, but a real pain to manage. Just getting up the hill to get to it could be an impossible feat for those with mobility issues. If you can't do stairs, there is an elevator but you have to enter round the side/basement level to get to it. Bathrooms are also a bit cramped for wheelchair users. Bathrooms are gender neutral which is great.
The layout is quirky and a little chaotic - some sections get table service and others you order at the bar, which is confusing - but there are plenty of power bars for those who want to sit and work, you can stay as long as you want, and the atmosphere is cozy.
It is technically accessible, but a real pain to manage. Just getting up the hill to get to it could be an impossible feat for those with mobility issues. If you can't do stairs, there is an elevator but you have to enter round the side/basement level to get to it. Bathrooms are also a bit cramped for wheelchair users. Bathrooms are gender neutral which is great.