Oxford Café is Celebrating a Remarkable Milestone

Oxford Café marks 80 years in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, famed for a warm atmosphere and hearty homemade dishes. Since 1997, owners Gity Pour and Chef Mohammad Salgooghian have kept the original charm while adding a personal twist, with homemade pancakes and benedict sauce that keep regulars coming back.

Resto Café Oxford

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Review Summary

Resto Café Oxford is widely regarded as a cozy and authentic neighborhood gem that captures a nostalgic atmosphere. Many visitors appreciate the generous portions of homemade brunch classics, noting that the food is consistently fresh, delicious, and reasonably priced. The welcoming environment, combined with the warm hospitality of the staff, creates a heartfelt dining experience that makes guests feel right at home. While there are occasional mixed opinions regarding the coffee quality, the overall consensus highlights a reliable and charming spot for a traditional breakfast that feels like a trip back in time.View restaurant profile

80 years in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighborhood! Known for its warm atmosphere and hearty homemade dishes, this beloved restaurant continues to be a local favorite.

Since taking over in 1997, owners Gity Pour and her husband, Chef Mohammad Salgooghian, have kept its original charm alive while adding their own twist to the menu. With homemade pancakes, benedict sauce, and a personal touch that keeps regulars coming back, Oxford Café is as much about great food as it is about welcoming hospitality.

Here's to 80 more years!