La Fabrique de Bagel Montréal is described as a warm, cozy spot for a coffee break, study session or quick lunch, with bagels praised for freshness and rich flavor and a variety of cream cheeses that personalize each bite. Reviews highlight bagels that are not dry and tasty, with favorites like a bagel with fig cream cheese and a well constructed breakfast bagel with avocado and egg, and several mentions of tasty soups and good coffee. On-site preparation and the use of quality ingredients are noted as strong points, and the atmosphere is described as comfortable and conducive to lingering or working. Some comments point to the price being a bit high for the offering, and service quality can vary, ranging from friendly and attentive to less engaged. Overall, the spot is seen as a solid option for a quick, satisfying meal or a productive visit, with many customers planning to return and recommend it to others.View restaurant profile
Café De La Brûlerie is described as a cozy riverfront spot with a welcoming vibe and a strong coffee focus. Reviewers note solid options for breakfast and lunch, including poutines, burgers, fish and chips, nachos, tacos, and vegetarian dishes. The terrace by the water and the overall atmosphere make it a popular stop for cyclists and locals alike. Service is praised for friendliness but can be slow or inconsistent on busy days, and there are occasional kitchen misses such as stale fries or undercooked fish with a thick batter. Prices are generally reasonable and portions generous, though some drinks or specials can feel pricey. Overall the place is seen as a reliable option for a casual coffee, a meal, or a scenic break by the Yamaska River, with a vibe that invites returning for different meals or events.View restaurant profile
