Au Petit Chalet generally earns praise for hearty portions, a varied menu and solid to excellent breakfast and brunch options, with a warm, cozy ambiance and many diners noting friendly, attentive service. Food is repeatedly described as delicious with crowd favorites such as eggs Benedict, crepes and skillet dishes, and portions are often described as enormous. While experiences are frequently positive, some visits mention inconsistent service and occasional rudeness from staff, along with longer waits and seating challenges for larger groups due to a policy that does not always align with first come, first served expectations. Ambiance can be lively and noisy when busy and tables can be close together, though some find it charming and intimate. Prices are sometimes noted as a bit higher than other breakfast spots, but many feel the quality and large portions justify the cost. Practical notes include a caveat about gift cards bought online not being redeemable at this location, and on a few occasions dogs on the terrace have been welcomed.View restaurant profileMentioned in: Family-Friendly Restaurants in Quebec City: Where to Indulge with Your Loved OnesView More
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One Babo in Laval draws praise for tasty bubble teas and a wide selection, with staff described as welcoming and helpful when choosing among options. At the same time, cleanliness and ambiance are common concerns, including fingerprints on glass and plexi, dirty floors, and white curtains stained with marks, alongside a cold or distant welcome on some visits. An unsealed drink that spilled in the car has been noted as a recent incident. Despite these issues, the drinks remain appealing and the establishment is regarded as a cute spot with good service and plenty of options, with calls for improvements to cleanliness and warmth to lift the overall experience.View restaurant profileMentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in MontrealView More
Maison Majorelle is consistently praised for its warm convivial ambiance and Moroccan inspired decor that feels welcoming from the moment guests arrive. The tea experience, especially Moroccan tea and the option of afternoon tea, earns high marks along with a menu of homemade dishes and pastries. Service is repeatedly described as attentive and friendly, with staff taking time to explain teas and ensuring a polished presentation. The space works well for casual meetups with friends, private celebrations, or quiet work sessions, and experiences include the ability to host events and a small boutique atmosphere. Music and atmosphere receive mixed notes: many appreciate the relaxing vibe while a few would prefer softer or more authentic music and some mention the menu is simple with limited food choices and portions that may not match price. Overall, Maison Majorelle is viewed as a delightful spot for a refined, creative tea and dining experience with charm and versatility, though there is room for menu expansion and ambience tweaks.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Louisa Café de quartier as a neighbourhood gem for its excellent coffee and pastries, a warm, aesthetically pleasing space, and friendly service that many patrons appreciate whether working on the terrace or popping in for a bite. However, experiences vary: several comments point to slow service and long waits, occasional declines in quality or higher prices, and complaints about limited indoor seating and the use of disposable cups with plastic lids that detract from the overall vibe. The menu is praised for healthy options and dessert variety, and some visitors highlight a relaxing, social atmosphere, while others note the ambiance could benefit from a refresh and that some specialty items feel overpriced. Overall, it remains a popular spot for a reliable caffeine fix and a pleasant place to spend time, with caveats about service speed, consistency, and sustainability practices.View restaurant profile
Le Friand'oeuf Inc draws praise for tasty, well priced dishes, generous portions and friendly, attentive service, with many noting a welcoming atmosphere and thoughtful touches such as snacks for kids. However several reviews reference cleanliness and management issues under the new owner, including floors not being cleaned and changes in front-of-house staffing, and a troubling report about small white worms seen in maple syrup containers on tables. The dining room is described as lively and sometimes loud with limited space between tables, particularly during busy times. While many dishes and menu items are described as delicious and good value with generous portions, some items are criticized as bland or overpriced. Gluten free options exist but concerns about cross contamination are raised, and there are mentions of a private room for groups and courteous service. Overall Le Friand'oeuf Inc appears to be a warm neighborhood spot that delivers on flavor and friendly service, but cleanliness, organization and noise levels are common themes in the feedback.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Café de la Gare Rosemère describe an intimate, charming venue with rustic yet warm and sophisticated décor, a calm terrace that can be noisy when trains pass, and a welcoming atmosphere that many patrons find ideal for meeting friends or couples or private events. The coffee is consistently praised as excellent, and the food is described as delicious with well presented dishes and a well stocked wine cellar. Service is typically quick and friendly, with some praise for personalized attention, though a few notes mention inconsistent weekday service, tables not being cleared before seating, and desserts arriving without napkins. Some guests feel the menu is very short or overpriced for portion size, and a few experiences mention limited breakfast options or a change in quality after ownership changes. Overall, the place is viewed as a reliable, pleasant destination worth returning to, with highlights including onion soup, goat cheese salad, beef Wellington, salmon and doré specials, and a strong ambiance that encourages lingering or celebrations.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Cora Déjeuners et dîners as a reliable breakfast destination with a bright, clean, and welcoming atmosphere and breakfast selections praised for freshness. The service is frequently highlighted as attentive, friendly, and efficient, with staff helping guests and addressing issues promptly. The quality of fresh fruit and the option to customize plates are common positives, and prices are considered reasonable. Occasionally, experiences include long waits, order errors for takeout, and some dishes not meeting expectations, while a few reviews question the inclusion of pizzas at a breakfast oriented place. In some visits a city water shortage led to bottled water being offered, and a few solo diners felt seating could feel isolating or cold, which detracted from the experience. All told, the sentiment remains largely favorable, with many guests returning for a dependable breakfast and consistent service.View restaurant profile
Ben & Florentine appears in reviews as a clean, welcoming spot with friendly service and solid brunch options, offering well-filled plates and a wide menu that keeps options plentiful. Some visits mention slower service or a staff member seeming overwhelmed, along with days when the coffee is tepid, potatoes are hard, and eggs are undercooked. Portions are sometimes noted as smaller than at other places, and there are comments about price and value, though many still celebrate the tasty food and brunch-friendly atmosphere. The ambiance is described as convivial and the location is considered charming, with coffee refills frequent during meals and overall satisfaction on multiple visits. Taken together, Ben & Florentine is seen as a dependable casual choice for a meal, especially brunch, with strong cleanliness, good service, and a broad menu, tempered by occasional drawbacks in service speed and dish execution.View restaurant profileMentioned in: At the RestoMontreal Team Table: Our December 2025 Media Invitations and FavouritesView More
Le Voltigeur emerges in reviews as a casual, rustic hub famous for generous portions and solid comfort food at good value, with smoked meat and poutine repeatedly hailed as standouts and subs, pizzas, and lasagna also receiving praise. Service is described as quick, friendly, and attentive most of the time, though peak hours can bring crowding, wait times, and uneven experiences between dishes. Dishes vary in reception: smoked meat and all dress subs often thrill, poutines are rich with house made toppings, and pizzas and lasagna delight some guests while others note bland or overly heavy components. The ambiance is welcoming and unpretentious, with a hands on owner frequently visible in the dining room adding to the sense of warmth, while cleanliness and decor get mixed feedback. Overall, the place is viewed as a dependable, value driven choice for hearty meals and large portions, with many reservations tempered by occasional inconsistencies but most guests planning future visits.View restaurant profile
Barri Café is described as an innovative spot that blends a modern cafe vibe with tech-forward touches like table-mounted ordering tablets, a robot delivering meals, and private pods for studying. The atmosphere is often calm and welcoming, making it suitable for studying, working, or casual chats with friends or family, with comfortable seating and gentle music. The menu is praised for variety and quality, featuring favorites such as paninis and wraps like tunacado and chicken caesar, halal options, and a selection of coffees, desserts, and Dubai themed items that showcase thoughtful presentation. The service experience is highlighted by friendly staff, quick preparation, and the playful robot that serves food, along with the option to borrow or play board games, which adds a unique social aspect. Some feedback notes crowds of students during peak times, occasional delays, and pods or beverages that may need extra attention to cleanliness or temperature, but overall guests say they would return for the concept and the consistent food and drinks. In sum, Barri Café stands out as a popular, family and student friendly spot with a distinctive experience, strong drinks and meals, and a welcoming environment ideal for studying, socializing, or relaxing.View restaurant profileMentioned in: 18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote WorkDubai Chocolate in Montreal: Where to Find the Viral Treat and Desserts Inspired by ItView More
Resto Au Quotidien is described as a dependable spot for breakfast and lunch with hearty, homemade style dishes and generous portions at very reasonable prices. The gourmand plate is often highlighted for its variety, and overall value is frequently praised, with friendly, attentive service and small personalized touches that enhance the welcoming atmosphere. Most reviews express satisfaction with the cuisine, service, and ambience, noting it as a reliable go to and even the best lunch in town in some cases. A few meals fall short for some guests, with complaints about portions, temperature or taste not meeting expectations, reminding that results can vary. Overall the reviews converge on a positive impression of a cozy, value driven dining experience worth returning to.View restaurant profile
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