13 views

La Maison Verte

(No Ratings Yet)

Last reviewed: August 3, 2026 | Montreal | Restaurant Weddings |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Business status: Active.

La Maison Verte is a restaurant and private-event venue in Sainte-Geneviève on Montréal’s West Island. For couples researching a La Maison Verte wedding venue Montreal option, the official website confirms that the restaurant hosts weddings, offers several reception rooms and permits wedding ceremonies on its waterside terrace. Its food program is described as fine cuisine du marché with a French gastronomic influence, using seasonal and local products.

The current official identity is well established: the business name, street address and wedding service all appear on lamaisonverte.ca. The confirmed telephone number is 514 696-6308, which replaces the unrelated number in the legacy record. Last reviewed: August 3, 2026.

Services and specialization

La Maison Verte presents itself as both a restaurant and a venue for weddings and other private gatherings. Its wedding page confirms options for wedding menus, rooms and a ceremony on the terrace overlooking the river. The private-rooms page also lists personalized menus, group menus, room decoration, catering services and bar service under an alcohol permit among the available services.

The restaurant’s culinary focus is fine cuisine du marché influenced by French gastronomy. The official history page refers to fish, seafood, red meat, fresh seasonal ingredients and local products. Menu selections can change, so these descriptions establish the restaurant’s general specialization rather than a guaranteed wedding menu.

Wedding ceremonies may be held on the terrace.
Private reception rooms and group menus are available.
The venue lists personalized menus and room-decoration service.
Catering and licensed bar services are listed, but their wedding-specific scope should be confirmed.

Service area and who it may suit

The venue is in Sainte-Geneviève, within Montréal’s West Island. It may suit couples seeking a restaurant-based celebration outside central Montréal, particularly when a private dining room and an on-site food program are more relevant than a large conventional banquet hall.

The documented room sizes cover gatherings from two people in the small room to 80 people in the main room. Couples planning more than 80 seated guests should not assume that multiple spaces can be combined; the restaurant should confirm whether a proposed layout and guest count are possible. The website does not define a broader off-site wedding service area for catering.

Rooms and documented capacities

The main room accommodates up to 80 people and can be divided into two smaller rooms. The official page identifies it as accessible to people with reduced mobility and lists natural light, air conditioning, parking and a cloakroom. The upstairs room accommodates 36 people and is expressly presented as an option for small weddings; it has a fireplace, natural light, air conditioning and a fixed projection screen.

The terrace accommodates 40 people seated or 60 to 80 standing. It can function as a dining area, cocktail space or wedding-ceremony location followed by appetizers. The small room accommodates two to 15 people and is identified as accessible to people with reduced mobility. These are room-specific figures, not a promise that every capacity or configuration will be available for a particular wedding date.

Small room: 2–15 people
Terrace: 40 seated or 60–80 standing
Main room: up to 80 people
Upstairs room: up to 36 people

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include several differently sized rooms, a waterside terrace, parking, personalized and group-menu options, and licensed bar service. The main and small rooms are specifically described as accessible to people with reduced mobility. The restaurant operates in a historic stone house, and its official history page says the building received architectural-heritage recognition from the City of Montréal in collaboration with Héritage Montréal in 2004.

The website does not publish a complete wedding package, floor plan, exclusive-use policy, rain plan, vendor policy or accessibility details for every space. The terrace and upstairs room are not identified as accessible on the rooms page. Couples should therefore confirm step-free routes, washroom access, weather contingencies and whether other restaurant guests or events could be present. These are evidence gaps to resolve, not documented shortcomings.

Pricing

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The wedding page says that menu choices are available for different budgets, while the events page says menus can be tailored. Neither page provides a current wedding package rate, room fee, minimum spend, deposit, tax, gratuity, bar pricing or cancellation terms.

The restaurant publishes prices for some dining and group menus, but those figures should not be treated as a complete wedding quotation. Ask for a dated proposal based on the guest count, selected room, ceremony plans, menu, beverages and service schedule.

Contact and booking

Couples can contact La Maison Verte at 514 696-6308 or info@lamaisonverte.ca. The official website lists 16981 Boul Gouin O, Sainte-Genevieve, QC H9H 1E6. It also provides an external restaurant-reservation link, but a wedding requires a direct event inquiry rather than an ordinary dining reservation.

The website states that the restaurant is open daily for groups of 25 or more. This does not guarantee wedding availability, so couples should provide their preferred date, approximate guest count, ceremony requirements and room preference when contacting the venue. Request written confirmation of all inclusions before paying a deposit.

What couples should confirm

Begin with the exact seated and standing guest counts, since the terrace and indoor rooms have different limits. Confirm which space is reserved for the ceremony, cocktails and meal; whether the booking is private; and what happens if weather prevents terrace use. Couples requiring an accessible route should discuss every part of the event rather than relying only on the accessibility labels for two rooms.

The written proposal should identify menu choices, dietary-accommodation procedures, beverage service, taxes, gratuities, staffing, setup and teardown times, decoration rules, music or sound restrictions, parking arrangements and cancellation terms. Also ask whether catering service is available away from the restaurant and whether outside vendors, desserts or wedding cakes are permitted, as the official pages do not settle those points.

Continue planning

Frequently asked questions

Does La Maison Verte host wedding ceremonies?

Yes. Its official wedding and private-rooms pages state that a wedding ceremony can be held on the waterside terrace, followed by a cocktail with appetizers. Couples should confirm the rain plan and availability for their date.

What is La Maison Verte’s documented wedding capacity?

The official site lists room-specific capacities: 2–15 people in the small room, 40 seated or 60–80 standing on the terrace, up to 80 in the main room and 36 upstairs. The restaurant should approve the complete event layout and final guest count.

Does La Maison Verte offer private rooms for small weddings?

Yes. The upstairs room accommodates 36 people and is specifically described as suitable for small weddings. The small room accommodates 2–15 people, while the divisible main room accommodates up to 80.

Which La Maison Verte rooms are identified as accessible?

The official rooms page identifies the main room and small room as accessible to people with reduced mobility. It does not make the same statement for the terrace or upstairs room, so confirm the full accessible route and facilities directly.

Does La Maison Verte publish wedding prices?

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. Couples should request a dated quotation covering the room, menu, drinks, ceremony, staffing, taxes, gratuities and any minimum spend or deposit.