Janine Café-Brunch is consistently praised as a warm, stylish brunch spot with a welcoming vibe and attentive service, where generous portions and a creative menu keep guests coming back. Standout dishes include Champi mushroom toast, latkes with toppings, oeuf boeuf, gros jambon on brioche, and a superb chicken waffle, along with crowd pleasers like avocado toast with smoked salmon and banana French toast, all arriving hot and bursting with flavor. Drinks shine too, from complimentary welcome juice shots and well made lattes to comforting chai tea. The decor is described as cozy and elegant, with an Instagrammable ambiance and a lively yet relaxed atmosphere, while the staff are repeatedly noted for friendliness and efficiency, sometimes offering small touches during waits. A few caveats mention weekend lines, occasional dishes arriving lukewarm, and higher prices, but the overall impression is that the quality, presentation, and value make Janine Café-Brunch a top choice for brunch in the area.View restaurant profile
Crescendo is described as a welcoming riverfront spot with a warm, family friendly vibe where guests consistently find generous portions and flavorful dishes across breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. The setting by the water, especially the terrace with a view of the river, is frequently highlighted along with attentive, friendly service from a professional team. Dishes span from hearty breakfasts and eggs Benedict to pasta and lamb, with many noting solid value for the price and staff who accommodate dietary needs. While a few reviews mention crowds, noise, or occasional price concerns, the overall tone is positive, painting Crescendo as a reliable go to for meals by the river and for gatherings or celebrations. Overall Crescendo emerges as a standout choice in Verdun for good food, good service, and a memorable view.View restaurant profile
L'Ambroisie et L'Espace Canal is praised as a stunning wedding and event venue along the canal, with a beautiful garden area and a versatile space that creates the atmosphere dreamed of. The team is professional, responsive, and attentive, guiding planning from the first inquiry through the day itself and adjusting smoothly when timelines run long. Guests frequently compliment the high quality food, impressive service, thoughtful beverage options, and the attentive wait staff that keeps guests well cared for. Coordination is described as seamless and stress free, with planners and coordinators handling menu creation, day of logistics, and even unconventional ceremonies with ease. The setting is repeatedly highlighted for outdoor weddings and elegant indoor celebrations, with a canal view, a charming gazebo, and a terrace that adds to the experience. The space is recognized as ideal for weddings, anniversaries, or corporate events, and guests note generous value and a friendly, professional atmosphere. Overall, this venue leaves a lasting impression with memorable moments and delightful details.View restaurant profile
Patrons describe Cinco de mayo - Le 5 mai Déjeuners, tacos et salades as a warm, small, cozy spot with consistently tasty, authentic Mexican dishes and generous portions. Tacos are praised for being well filled and flavorful, with the salsa adding just the right amount of heat and sturdy toppings, while dishes like chilaquiles, pozole, tres leches cake, horchata, and flan appear frequently in the praise. Service is repeatedly highlighted as friendly and welcoming, helping create a homey, neighborhood vibe and making guests eager to return. While a few notes mention minor inconsistencies such as tortillas arriving a bit dry or certain items needing extra seasoning or garnishes, the overall impression is one of dependable flavor, good value, and a lively, authentic experience. This spot is regarded as a standout in Montreal's Mexican scene, offering breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner in a cozy setting that keeps bringing people back for more.View restaurant profile
Reviews highlight Mauvais Garçons for inventive tapas, flavorful small plates, and a warm, vibrant atmosphere that suits date nights and nights out with friends. The menu earns praise for variety and balance, with favorites like tuna tataki tacos, arancini, burrata, Brussels sprouts and fried chicken sliders, plus a well regarded tasting menu. The cocktail program shines, notably the espresso martini, and the staff are frequently described as attentive and welcoming. The new location is well received for ambiance and decor, though some comments note that the music can be loud and portions or prices may feel high. Overall the experience is described as delicious, creative, and memorable, with many guests already planning returns.View restaurant profile
Spanel Crêpes et Gourmets offers a cozy, welcoming atmosphere with a warm, family-owned feel and a charming back patio. Delicious buckwheat crepes shine on the menu, with a wide range of savory and sweet options and plenty of gluten-free and vegetarian choices. Service receives frequent praise for kindness, attentiveness, and accommodating allergies, making many diners feel valued. Coffee and drinks, including mimosas, pair nicely with meals and contribute to enjoyable brunch and casual dining experiences. Occasionally busy times can slow things down and some portions or garnishes vary, but the consistent quality and care in presentation keep guests returning. Overall, it comes across as a go-to spot for comforting, well-prepared crepes that suit a variety of tastes and occasions.View restaurant profile
Brasseur de Montréal - Microbrasserie shines as a welcoming spot with a lively brewery vibe, a varied beer list praised for quality and fair prices, and a beautiful, dog-friendly terrace that makes it perfect for hanging out with friends or colleagues. Service is repeatedly highlighted as friendly, attentive and efficient, with staff that help groups plan events and ensure a smooth experience. The food is generally described as tasty with generous portions, featuring burgers, nachos, fish and chips and poutine; while a few reviews mention the menu could be broader, the overall pairing of beer and bites remains strong. The atmosphere is easygoing and inclusive, making it a top local pick in Griffintown for casual nights, watching a game, or celebrations.View restaurant profile
Le Petit Wellington earns high marks for a warm, welcoming, homey vibe, with friendly service and complimentary soup that often starts the meal. The menu centers on comforting fare such as smash burgers, classic burgers, chicken options, and a standout poutine lineup, including steak poutine, all described as fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned at good value. Reviewers consistently praise the soup of the day and the overall quality of food, noting that meals arrive promptly and that portions satisfy even big eaters. The atmosphere is described as cozy and neighbourhood like, a true hidden gem where the owner and staff make guests feel like family. The burgers are repeatedly praised for being juicy and well seasoned, with the smash burger a frequent standout, while the poutines are celebrated for hearty portions, rich gravies, and cheese curds. A small number of criticisms appear, such as a concern about sanitation in one instance and language barriers on the floor, but the overall reaction is overwhelmingly positive and many say they will return or recommend Le Petit Wellington to others.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Comon blend high praise for crispy, juicy Korean fried chicken and flavorful sauces, with the sweet and spicy glaze often singled out as a highlight and rice cakes or pancakes accompanying meals earning positive notes; some diners crown it as the best fried chicken in town and a favorite, while others felt the dishes were okay but not exceptional and pointed to small portions, delivery that kept the chicken from staying crispy, and prices that could be steep; service ranges from warm and attentive to minimal effort, and the atmosphere is described as inviting, although a few visits mention slow ordering and instances of overpromising pickup times; overall impressions show solid quality and satisfying flavors for many, but inconsistent experiences on texture, portion size, price, and service.View restaurant profile
Ramen Isshin draws strong consensus for rich, comforting broths, chewy noodles and tender toppings like chashu and marinated eggs, with many calling it the best ramen in Montreal or among the best. The menu offers a range of flavors from traditional to spicy miso and includes solid vegetarian options, while desserts such as mango pudding or shaved ice are frequently praised. Service is consistently warm, friendly, and efficient, and the decor is described as clean, cozy, or modern. Portions are generally satisfying and prices are viewed as fair by many, though a few reviewers find value a bit high and note occasional shortages or items selling out. The atmosphere suits dates, friends, and solo visits, and staff handling of busy rooms, large groups, and terrace seating is often highlighted. Overall, Ramen Isshin is viewed as a standout ramen destination in Montreal, delivering reliable quality and a loyal following that looks forward to seasonal specials and new creations.View restaurant profile
Moa Moa is described as a cozy, no frills Korean diner that delivers bold, addictive flavors. The food is consistently praised as amazing, with standout dishes including cupbap with tofu, japchae with pork, jajang noodles, seaweed salad, tteokbokki, and crispy fried chicken, with the half and half sweet spicy soy garlic fried chicken getting special mentions. The owner and staff are repeatedly praised for warmth and friendliness, making the service a highlight even when the place is busy. Takeout is great and the atmosphere is relaxed and casual, not a fancy dining room, and the space is noted as small and busy but still welcoming. Some reviews mention room for improvement such as adding a seafood protein option, making the shrimp appetizer meatier, and a warmer evening ambiance or terrace, but the overall impression is that Moa Moa quietly delivers solid portions and satisfying authentic Korean food and remains a highly recommended, go-to spot for many years.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Café Jardin as a cozy, plant-filled neighborhood spot with a calm, welcoming vibe and a menu that shines for vegetarians and vegans, featuring items like vegan kefta skewers, a Mumbai sandwich, tartines, and generous sides; the coffee is praised as excellent by many, with standout lattes and plant-based milks, though a few note the coffee flavor changing recently. The space earns praise for friendly, attentive staff who recognize regulars and bring drinks to the table, a versatile setting for conversations, small meetings, family hangouts, kid's corner and board games, all set in rustic furniture with plenty of plants and a tranquil ambiance. Sustainability is a recurring theme, with zero waste initiatives and a strong focus on vegan options, and the new location is seen as brighter and more tranquil. Prices are generally reasonable for quality and vegan choices, though some dishes are described as a bit pricey or portions as not the most generous, especially when meals arrive with a side; still, the overall experience is viewed as a gem and a dependable go-to for locals and visitors seeking good food and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
GaNaDaRa receives mixed but mostly positive feedback across locations, with many praising halal options, tasty Korean and fusion dishes, and friendly service, while some guests note variable experiences with cleanliness, portion sizes, and value. Some reviews highlight standout items like Korean fried chicken and kimchi poutine, while others mention disappointments such as food arriving cold, a moldy salad, dirty glasses, slow or inconsistent service, and smaller portions. The atmosphere is described as cozy and casual with approachable prices, though a number of visits are characterized as underwhelming or overpriced. Overall impressions place GaNaDaRa as a solid option for Korean fusion with a focus on halal options, but quality and value can vary by location and visit.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Zappy Pizza as a budget-friendly, family-friendly spot with generous portions and a broad all-day menu that blends classic diner fare with pizza, gyro pita and poutine, all set in a retro, mom and pop atmosphere. The service is repeatedly praised for friendliness, efficiency and quick attention, and prices are often noted as excellent value for breakfast, brunch or dinner. The place feels welcoming for groups and long chats, with many customers comfortable staying for hours while enjoying hearty, comforting dishes. A few comments mention occasional inconsistencies in food quality and preparation, such as items being burned or underdone, and some dishware or maintenance issues that can make the scene feel a bit cheaper. Taken together, Zappy Pizza emerges as a dependable, affordable option in the neighborhood for familiar, crowd pleasing meals.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Le Toledo earns widespread praise for freshness and quality across a wide range of breads, pastries and viennoiseries, with standout items such as focaccia, fougasse, miso baguette, sourdough, and almond croissants, along with pain au chocolat and baguettes; the staff are described as friendly and the space lively yet intimate, making it a reliable choice in Verdun for a quick bite, coffee and a pastry moment when available. Some reviewers mention occasional inconsistencies: butter flavor in the flaky dough can be weak in some batches, croissants and galette des rois sometimes lack rich butter notes or taste frozen, and a few experiences note higher prices and tax confusion or limited seating. A range of vegan and seasonal offerings, including quinoa bowls and vegan sandwiches, add variety, and many say the place is worth the visit and a regular stop for bread and pastries; overall it feels like a beloved local bakery with excellent breads and pastries, friendly service, and a few caveats about occasional variability.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Pierrette Patates as a classic neighborhood spot for poutine, with large crispy fries, tasty burgers and hot dogs, and reasonable prices, plus friendly service and a casual vibe. Several comments call the poutine among the best seen, praising fresh ingredients and consistent quality over the years. Other voices caution that the poutine can be disappointing when the fries are undercooked or the cheese is not fresh, or when the gravy is too heavy, and some servings are called ordinary. Still, the place is seen as a long standing, affordable option that delivers comforting fare and a genuine Montreal feel, with a strong reputation for fries, steamies and poutine by many. Experiences seem to vary by visit, but Pierrette Patates remains a go to for those seeking a classic, low cost poutine experience.View restaurant profile
Millmans comes across as a small, cozy brunch spot with a warm, welcoming vibe and attentive service that many reviews highlight as a real plus. Pancakes are a frequent standout, praised for thickness and fluffiness and often enjoyed with maple syrup, while other items like the fried chicken sandwich or bacon receive mixed reactions, with some diners finding them well executed and others desiring more seasoning or crispness. The atmosphere is described as classic and charming rather than pretentious, though a few guests note the space can feel crowded and the acoustics variable. Prices are sometimes said to be high for simple fare, and a few reviews mention variable quality or portions, but several diners feel the food is tasty and the portions are reasonable overall. Coffee, bread from a local bakery, and other kitchen details like thoughtful garnishes earn praise, and many say they would return for the pancakes and the friendly service. In short, Millmans is seen as a worthwhile, cozy brunch destination with dependable staples and a few inconsistencies, offering a friendly, comfortable experience that keeps bringing people back.View restaurant profile
Reviews consistently celebrate Jack Le Coq for crispy, juicy fried chicken with generous portions and a range of crowd pleasers like tenders, wings, burgers, and poutine, all set in a clean retro atmosphere with fast, friendly service. The chicken is repeatedly described as fresh and well seasoned, with a crunchy breading and a moist interior, and many say the sides such as fries and mac and cheese hit the mark, though some comment that fries can be frozen style or the gravy tastes mass produced and not homemade. A number of reviews note price increases and changes to the recipe that have affected perceived value and consistency over time, including reports of smaller tenders or variable quality between locations. Takeout and dining in experiences vary as well, with occasional misses like missing items or undercooked batches, but broad consensus remains that Jack Le Coq is one of the top fried chicken spots in the city, especially for the tenders and signature items, and that the overall experience is worth returning for when the quality is on point, particularly in Verdun.View restaurant profile
Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce is a vibrant burger spot with a wide menu that includes burgers, wings, fries, tater tots, salads and desserts, and a terrace that captures the lively energy on Wellington Street. Burgers appear as the main draw, praised for flavor and generous portions, with various combinations such as Swiss cheddar options; some buns are criticized for being too bread-y and a few meals described as overcooked or inconsistent. Wings, fries and tater tots receive strong praise for crunch and seasoning, while portion sizes and dipping sauces attract comments; desserts like brownies are a frequent hit. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and fast, with examples of attentive staff and allergy navigation, though a few visits report slower or less professional service. Overall impressions vary on value; many find the experience enjoyable for casual outings and groups, while others feel prices are high for what is offered, and some note noise and decor as drawbacks.View restaurant profile
Bistro Entre Ciel et Terre is described as a warm, cozy neighborhood spot with charming decor and attentive, friendly service. Reviews highlight generous portions, good value, and a menu that covers breakfast, brunch, and dinner, with dishes often featuring fresh fruit and balanced flavors. The atmosphere is repeatedly praised as welcoming, with drinks served in mason jars and a pleasant backyard terrace for outdoor dining. The food earns frequent compliments across the board, from omelettes and breakfast staples to seafood, burgers and pizzas, with several notes about tasty sauces and satisfying presentations. Even on a day when the kitchen was partially unavailable, the owner accommodated guests with a trimmed menu and a positive, accommodating vibe. Overall, the restaurant is regarded as a hidden gem in Verdun, a go-to for dependable quality and atmosphere that makes customers want to return for brunch, lunch, or dinner.View restaurant profile
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Reviews describe Pizza Tifosi as fast, friendly and consistently delicious, with the baguette farcie praised as a standout and the pizza showing visible mushrooms and bold flavor, along with good value and frequent two for one deals; the option to customize pizzas is a plus. A few visits to the Verdun location included makloub that did not meet expectations, but the staff, especially the manager, resolved the issue with replacements, signaling strong attention to customer satisfaction. The atmosphere is a small but clean space with quick service, and small touches like parchment paper under the pizza to reduce grease and improve recyclability are noted. While one review mentions a mushy chicken filling in the baguette farcie, the overall sentiment highlights tasty food, reliable service, and value that keeps patrons returning.View restaurant profile
Mon Ami Korean BBQ earns praise for the food quality and a warm, inviting atmosphere, with a wide selection of meats and tasty sides that many describe as fresh and flavorful. Reviewers repeatedly note friendly and helpful service when staff are available, but on busy Friday and Saturday nights the restaurant can feel understaffed, leading to slower service, occasional miscommunications, and dishes arriving late or not at all. Many appreciate value from promotions such as Monday family deals and the ability to sample a lot through the all you can eat option, though some feel the all you can eat price is high for the quality and that some items incur extra charges. Some comments point to a chilly dining room and insufficient ventilation that lets the BBQ smells linger or sometimes makes the air feel heavy. While some dishes are praised for marinated meats, dumplings, and notable fried chicken, others note uneven seasoning or dishes not meeting expectations compared with other Korean BBQ places. Overall, the restaurant is seen as a solid option for groups and new diners, with strong potential if staffing improves and care is taken to maintain warmth, timing, and consistent seasoning.View restaurant profile
Le Trèfle Taverne Irlandaise comes across as a welcoming and lively Irish pub with a strong weekend brunch offering and solid pub fare, with many diners praising the delicious dishes like brunch staples and classic plates, a good beer selection, and a cozy terrace; the atmosphere is described as warm, convivial, and fun, making it a reliable spot for drinks and evenings as well as brunch, while some reviewers note that prices can be high for the value, service can be uneven with occasional delays or interruptions, and a few dishes or experiences fall short (such as soggy fries or missing traditional staples), but overall the reviews point to a positive impression and a willingness to return, especially for the brunch and the overall ambiance.View restaurant profile
Overall, Casse-Croûte Normand earns widespread praise for hearty Quebec staples, especially poutine and burgers, with generous portions, flavorful sauces and plenty of cheese, while hot dogs and other comfort items round out the menu. Fries are described as crispy and tasty, and the poutines come in various versions with toppings like bacon or pepperoni, many noting it as among the best in Verdun or Montreal. The service is repeatedly described as warm, friendly and efficient, with an old-school neighbourhood vibe that makes it a casual, family-friendly spot. While most reviews celebrate value and community spirit, a few point to higher prices or smaller portions and mention changes such as toppings that incur extras or longer waits during busy periods. The restaurant is also remembered for its local initiatives and consistent charm, making it a standout for poutine lovers and comfort-food fans.View restaurant profile
Reviewers consistently highlight Chez Jacquie Et France for quick, courteous service, generous portions, and good value for breakfast and lunch, with many praising homemade feel and menu variety. The atmosphere is described as warm, cozy, and family friendly, with a charming nautical, locally inspired decor that makes the spot feel welcoming each visit. The emphasis on classic, unfussy dishes like eggs Benedict, bacon and eggs, potatoes, and French toast, along with strong coffee, contributes to a dependable, neighborhood staple vibe. Some notes about variability include occasional busy crowds, occasional slower service during peak times, and a few dishes that fall short, such as bland sauces or smaller portions, yet the overall experience remains consistently positive. The restaurant is seen as not a franchise, affordable, and well suited for a relaxed brunch or lunch, with many customers planning to return for the reliable quality and friendly atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Saint JJH Café stands out as a cozy, charming spot with eclectic vintage decor and a warm, inviting vibe. The reviews describe a space that feels like a welcoming home where people come to relax, study, or catch up with friends. Staff are consistently described as friendly and attentive, contributing to a sense of hospitality and a laid back atmosphere. The menu offers homemade desserts and pastries, solid coffee and tea options, and often generous portions, with many praising the banana cake, brownies, spanakopita style pastries, and lattes, though a few note some drinks can be too sweet or a bit bitter. Some comments mention high prices or pricing confusion, and in rare cases friction with the owner, but most think the value matches the experience. The decor and ambience are highlighted as a standout feature, with plants, creative touches, and sometimes a fireplace, making it a hidden gem in the neighborhood. Overall, it appears to be a top pick for enjoying a slower moment, or for working or socializing, with a strong emphasis on friendly service and a warm, comforting environment.View restaurant profile
Bagel St-Lo comes across in reviews as a cute, cozy spot with a lively vibe and a terrace, where fresh bagels and generous fillings pair with reasonably priced meals and solid coffee. Many praise friendly, attentive service and a welcoming atmosphere, with brunch and breakfast highlighted as strong points, though during busy times the wait can be longer and the space can feel chaotic. Several posts mention high quality ingredients and homemade bagels, and some readers take takeaway bags home; others note occasional dips in quality or inconsistency and the occasional dish coming out cold or misassembled. A number mention vegan or gluten free options and multilingual staff, while a few days are described as off, the overall sentiment remains positive and loyal. Overall this spot is a beloved local staple for bagels and brunch, reliable for frequent visits yet not without the occasional hiccup when crowds hit.View restaurant profile
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Across the reviews, Café Bénédictins is seen as a warm, welcoming spot with friendly staff, super service, and delicious, affordable food that keeps customers coming back for brunch. The vibe is described as a cool old school diner with generous portions and a relaxed atmosphere, where breakfast potatoes are repeatedly praised as standout. Guests note good coffee that is kept hot and attentive service, with a sense that meals are prepared with care. The value is consistently highlighted, with low prices for the current day and age and generous portions to match. A few critiques surface: some chairs feel too soft and show wear, one table surface and some seat stains can be noticeable, and the decaf coffee may be unavailable. The ambiance can feel a touch dark and could use updated furnishings, but the overall experience remains comforting and charming, and the location in a pleasant neighborhood adds to its appeal. Overall it appears to be a dependable go-to for a satisfying breakfast or brunch with friendly service and solid flavors.View restaurant profile
Bingo draws enthusiastic praise for its poutine, with thick sauce and delicious curds, fries that don’t taste oily, and buns that are steamed, with many advising a medium poutine or larger since the small is very tiny; the burgers are generally solid, though one review warns that frozen patties have made the hamburger questionable, while subs are described as fully loaded and amazing; the kitchen is noted for a standout sauce that is best when ordered on the side, and service is quick and friendly; prices are affordable and a later note mentions a small increase, the place is described as a hometown classic and a good stop after a long night out, with the poutine often crowned as among the best in the area.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Paul Patates as a retro, casual casse-croute that serves classic poutine, burgers, hot dogs and homemade fries in a warm, old-school atmosphere. The poutine is the standout for many, with crisp fries, fresh cheese curds and a rich, well-balanced sauce often enjoyed with the house spruce beer. The dining experience is praised for its simple, hearty diner fare and authentic Quebec vibe, with several readers calling it one of the best classic poutines in the city. There are some drawbacks noted, including fries that can be soggy or overly browned and an oil taste, and a few were surprised to learn that the beer is not actual beer but a root beer style. Hours of operation are sometimes limited, and closures can be surprising, so checking ahead is advised. Overall, the place is described as affordable, with generous portions and quick, friendly service, delivering a nostalgic and satisfying meal that fans keep returning for.View restaurant profile
Ruby's Café Mtl comes across as a beloved dog friendly brunch spot with a warm, laid back vibe where dogs are welcomed inside and often catered to with their own treats, water bowls, and in some cases a small outdoor area for a pup run; the decor is cozy and stylish, and the atmosphere feels welcoming to families and dog lovers alike. The meals are frequently praised for being delicious and well presented, with favorites including pancakes, grilled cheese, pulled pork burger, and a mix of brunch options; coffee and drinks are also well regarded. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and caring toward dogs, helping to make visits memorable and encouraging return trips. While the place can get crowded and service can occasionally be slow or uneven and a few orders can be misplaced, these experiences are generally outweighed by the overall positive sentiment. Overall it is seen as a standout pet friendly venue in Montreal where both humans and their canine companions can enjoy a relaxed brunch or lunch, socialize with other dogs, and feel at home.View restaurant profile
Baldi Pizzeria earns praise for incredible pizza, with the Mamacita pizza singled out as incredibly delicious. A fire that closed the restaurant is mourned, with strong hopes for a speedy reopening. The overall impression is amazing pizza that stands out from a typical Montreal pizzeria, with some reviewers calling it the best in town. Paninis are described as sleepers, and there is a wish for later hours. Recent orders through a delivery service are noted as still satisfying.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Ben & Florentine as a reliable breakfast and brunch spot with fresh, flavorful food, generous portions, and a welcoming, cozy atmosphere. The service is frequently praised for warmth and attentiveness, with quick seating and steady coffee refills during busy times, though a few visits mention longer waits and slower service at peak hours. The menu earns compliments for variety and consistency, including popular brunch items and healthful choices, and the coffee is often highlighted as fresh. Parking and convenient locations are noted as pluses, while some comments point to higher prices for vegetarian substitutes and occasional billing or refilling hiccups. Overall, guests frequently say they would return for reliable quality, friendly staff, and a friendly vibe that makes it a popular place for gatherings and weekend brunch.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe La Base Café Buvette as a warm, welcoming spot with attentive staff and a cozy, relaxed atmosphere. The coffee is consistently praised as top quality, and the menu shows care and creativity with favorites like the grilled cheese, pastries, and brunch options, plus standout items such as a Japanese pancake souffle. The ambiance is often described as charming and comfortable, with a back terrace that is particularly relaxing. Food and drinks are seen as high quality and thoughtfully prepared, with a focus on local ingredients and a varied menu that makes use of both Asian and European influences. Occasional critiques mention a burger that can be overcooked, salty mayo and fries, and drinks not always matching the expected sizes, along with occasions when the music is a bit loud. Prices are considered reasonable for the level of quality, and the wine selection adds a nice evening option. Overall the place feels like a reliable favorite in Verdun, a non pretentious spot where people can drop in for a quick coffee or linger for a meal, a drink, or a pastry while enjoying a warm, friendly vibe, with weekend hours noted as sometimes late.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Spicebros present a fast casual desi style concept with bold flavors, where bowls, wraps and quirky options like Indian style tacos are praised for being tasty and satisfying. The mango lassi and other drinks are frequently singled out as standout, and the atmosphere is described as casual and vibrant with colorful murals that make it a convenient go to for takeout or quick bites. Service is usually friendly and efficient, though a few reviews call for more consistent portion sizes and price value balance, with some bowls felt underfilled or ingredients not as fresh as hoped. A small number of critiques note issues such as undercooked potatoes in a bowl or hygiene concerns at a location, but overall sentiment leans positive with many noting they would return and recommend. The experience is described as accessible, customizable, and lively, appealing to those seeking flavorful Indian inspired fast food and a mix of familiar staples with new twists.View restaurant profile
Reviews for Chicken Plus + highlight it as a standout fried chicken spot with crispy, juicy chicken, tender meat, and a rich, balanced flavor that sets a new standard for taste. The value is praised for amazing prices, with good service and friendly staff contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. The menu features halal Korean options and favorites like Bulgogi Fries, described as out of this world, and the overall dining experience leaves kids loving it and plans to return. The notes also praise the chicken and sauces as very very good and the service as impeccable. Taken together, the reviews indicate consistent quality, strong flavors, and a clear desire to revisit.View restaurant profile
Pizza Center is described as a reliable favorite with tasty pizzas, generous toppings, and excellent crust at reasonable prices. Reviewers note easy ordering and fast preparation for pickup or delivery, along with consistently friendly and welcoming service. While decor might feel a bit outdated, the standout food remains the focus, with pizza and poutine praised and the sauce singled out as possibly the best in Montreal. Longtime customers say they have been ordering for years and keep returning, highlighting value and consistency. For the best crust, many suggest ordering a large or bigger to balance toppings and dough.View restaurant profile
Arthurs Nosh Bar is a bustling Montreal brunch spot where the pancakes, especially cottage cheese pancakes and syrniki, often steal the show alongside favorites like latke smorgasbord, gravlax plates, shakshuka, and the signature McArthur chicken sandwich; reviews consistently praise the food for flavor, texture, and creativity, with many calling the pancakes the best in Montreal and the syrniki a must try, though a few note runny eggs or variable dish execution; long waits for a table or for food are a common theme, particularly on weekends, and service is described as slow at times but friendly and attentive when staff can manage the crowd; reservations are not always available at some locations, prompting recommendations to go early or order takeout, and there are calls for a digital waitlist or better seating management; the atmosphere is described as cozy, vibrant, and reminiscent of a modern Jewish deli, with a lively vibe and a summer terrace that is a draw despite noise and crowding; portions tend to be generous and prices are on the higher side, but many feel the overall quality and variety justify the hype and inspire repeat visits to try other menu items.View restaurant profile
Across reviews, Aylwin Deli is praised for consistently delicious food, with standout smoked meat and a top tier Reuben, weekend brisket options, and a smoked meat poutine that many call exceptional; the menu is described as diverse and well balanced, with generous portions, high quality ingredients, and excellent toast, while the breakfast sandwich and brunch offerings receive strong mention; the atmosphere is inviting and the staff are friendly and attentive, with a convenient Atwater Market location and confirmation of a growing, permanent spot; overall the place is regarded as a hidden gem that delivers across the board and offers solid value and a compelling, well executed menu.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe L'Oeufrier as a busy, welcoming brunch spot with a warm, diner like vibe and consistently friendly service. The menu offers a wide variety with many vegetarian and vegan options, and portions are generous, with dishes such as crepes, French toast, waffles and a salmon breakfast bowl receiving particular praise, along with satisfying drinks. The ambiance and quick service once seated are often highlighted, making it a good option for groups of friends or family. Some comments note a perceived decline in food quality in recent years after a management change, occasional slow service, and inconsistent experiences like dry toast or a nearby cleaning incident; a few critiques mention the menu naming as overly playful. Overall, it is seen as a go-to brunch destination with lively energy and comforting fare that invites returning to try more items.View restaurant profile
Khao Peeyo garners widespread praise for flavorful authentic Indian dishes, with many reviews highlighting butter chicken, biryani, tandoori meats, paneer preparations, garlic naan and other classics. The vibe is described as cozy and vibrant, with a welcoming atmosphere and good music that enhances the experience. Service is frequently praised for warmth, attentiveness and helpful recommendations, though a few notes mention slower service during busy times and occasional rude interactions. Hygiene and portions are generally described as solid, with generous servings at fair prices. The late hours and convenient downtown location make it a reliable option for late night meals after an evening out. Overall, customers leave satisfied with the quality and consistency, and many say they would return and bring friends.View restaurant profile
A. A. is described as an old-school Montreal spot with a retro vibe where fresh from-scratch food comes at affordable prices and late-night hours. The owner and staff are repeatedly praised for being attentive, friendly, and welcoming, with service that stays fast even in the wee hours. Poutine is the standout for many, hailed as the best in Montreal with crispy fries and a rich, bone-broth style gravy, while the menu also pleases with solid burgers and other inexpensive, tasty options. The place feels like a classic casse-croute, open late, cash-only, and generous in portions, offering a comforting, nostalgic experience that makes it a reliable go-to for late-night cravings and repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Eva's is described as a stylish brunch spot with a cozy yet lively vibe, a modern interior, and a music-forward atmosphere that many find energizing. The menu earns praise for flavorful, well-presented dishes such as pancake bites, chicken and waffles, avocado toast, eggslut variants, and other brunch favorites, with some portions generous while others feel pricey for what is served. Reservations are highly recommended because the restaurant fills up quickly, and lines or seating at the bar can occur; service is usually friendly and attentive, though a few reviews mention slow pacing or occasional missteps. The overall sentiment is largely positive, highlighting great ambiance, good to excellent food, and a vibe that makes Eva's a go-to for friends and celebrations, albeit with a note that prices can be steep and the experience can vary by day or seating area.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe L'Avenue as a top notch brunch spot with a vibrant atmosphere, generous portions, and a menu that blends classic and inventive dishes. The food is repeatedly praised for freshness, bold flavors, and skilled execution, with standouts such as eggs Benedict variations, truffle duck Benedict, shakshuka, steak and eggs, and desserts like Dubai chocolate and pistachio pancakes. Drinks and smoothies such as detox drinks and pistachio latte receive compliments. Service is described as friendly, attentive, and professional by many, with staff able to handle large crowds; some reviews note standout servers who go above and beyond. However, there are recurring cautions about long queues and wait times, especially on weekends, and occasional slow service during peak hours. The noise level and size of crowds can be high, and there are a few mentions of menu changes or limitations such as vegan or gluten free options, though staff are generally accommodating. Overall, the restaurant is seen as a premier Montreal brunch destination with high quality food, lively ambiance, and strong value for portions.View restaurant profile
Les Crazy Chickens attracts praise for a cute, inviting vibe and crispy fried chicken with a light coating and sauces served on the side, while fries are frequently described as tasty. Many reviews note juicy meat and a wide range of sauce options, with the spicy chicken and the garlic sauces getting particular praise. Some feedback points to small pieces and higher prices for certain items, and a few dishes like burgers are described as disappointing. Service is often described as friendly and attentive, and the decor is seen as fun and appealing. Overall the consensus leans positive, with standout Korean fried chicken and fresh flavors, though shoppers should weigh portion size and value.View restaurant profile
Ben & Sally's comes across as a neighborhood gem with generous portions and strong value, especially for breakfast and lunch. The menu earns frequent praise for breakfast wraps and sandwiches, with standouts like the BELT and a flavorful Cubano, plus well made chutneys, creamy soups, and large tasty salads. Fresh ingredients and thoughtful dressings are a common highlight, including a Caesar salad and house made sauces that elevate even simple items. Prices are described as fair and portions generous, with many noting the quality and value compare favorably with other spots. The atmosphere is open, clean, and inviting, with an eclectic vibe that some describe as quirky yet charming, and the space even hosts crafts and merchandise from local vendors. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, contributing to a welcoming, community feel and dependable experience. Many reviewers frequently recommend it for early risers and weekend brunch, calling it a top breakfast option and a great value in town.View restaurant profile
Greenspot is described as a Montreal classic with retro diner ambiance, where generous portions of poutine, steamies, smoked meat, burgers, and breakfast classics draw locals and visitors alike. The ambiance and fast, friendly service are repeatedly praised, with many noting the nostalgic decor, quick turnover, and affordable prices that keep it popular late into the night. Reviewers commonly highlight the poutine as a standout, ranging from richly sauced and meaty to traditional versions with squeaky cheese curds, while some batches are called mid or overly salty. The menu's breadth, from smoky meats to Greek dishes and breakfast plates, is seen as a strength, though a few guests find certain items overpriced or not perfectly executed. Overall, Greenspot is welcomed as a reliable, old-school dining experience offering comfort food at good value, a lively atmosphere, and a sense of history that keeps bringing people back for a casual, satisfying meal.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Pizza Saint Henri as a convenient hub near Place St Henri metro station with space for both takeout and dine-in, a large display case of by the slice options, and options like chicken pizza and a vegetarian pie that stand out for a flavorful sauce, balanced dough and cheese that isn’t too thick or greasy. The counter staff are efficient and pleasant, napkins are sturdy and plentiful, and a radio adds a casual, on the go vibe. The menu also features lasagna and spaghetti that look fresh and filling, with prices that are surprisingly affordable. The pizza is widely praised as hearty and delicious with a star turn by the sauce, and many call it one of the best in the area and a reliable go to for delivery as well. Some reviews note occasional issues such as slow delivery times or rude phone service, and a few mention order mix ups with toppings when ordering for delivery. Overall Pizza Saint Henri comes across as delicious, well priced and consistently satisfying, offering a more authentic pizza experience than many big brand options.View restaurant profile
Le Café Bloom appears as a cozy, family friendly brunch spot known for fresh, refreshing dishes and weekend specials that keep the menu interesting; the space feels warm and relaxed with indie vibes and a welcoming, community feel, sometimes complimented by a small grocery and homemade jams. The food earns praise for quality and variety, from brunch staples to pastries, with favorites like the bun dej and tuna melt frequently highlighted, and the coffee also receiving positive notes; several reviews mention accommodating dietary needs such as lactose free options. The service is described as friendly and attentive on many visits, though a few experiences point to slower service, crowded times, or less courteous moments, and some visitors report issues like dirty glassware, hair on dishes, or restrictions on laptop use during weekends. Price ranges are described as fair to sometimes pricey, depending on items, and a handful of readers remark that a winter visit can feel chilly inside. Overall, Le Café Bloom comes across as a beloved neighborhood staple with a cozy, inviting vibe and dependable comfort food, tempered by occasional inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
