Overall, reviews describe Au Grain de Café as a cozy, stylish spot at the top of Mont Tremblant village where the coffee and pastries shine, with the croissant and mocha earning frequent praise and the Croque Monsieur described as a standout, and the caramel latte and other drinks noted as delightful, all contributing to a warm, European vibe. The staff are consistently friendly and the location is convenient for a village visit, though lines can form in the morning and service may slow when orders pile up. Non dairy milks are available and vegan desserts such as brownie and apple crumble are offered, while vegan sandwiches or chili can be scarce on busy days. Some comments point to occasional coffee inconsistencies or a few dishes not meeting expectations, but the cafe is still regarded as a Tremblant staple and a favorite spot for a relaxing coffee break in the village.View restaurant profile
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Ocafé comes across as a welcoming kid friendly cafe that also blends into a bike shop vibe with a compact space that makes stroller parking outside sensible and high chairs available inside. It is praised as an excellent spot for breakfast with great food and coffee and the staff deliver good vibes and efficient service. The setting blends a cafe with a bike store and shoppers can browse gear while enjoying meals, and many reviews highlight friendly service, quick attention, and a positive atmosphere. Diners note a variety of options including sandwiches, soups, muffins, and vegetarian choices with some items like the chai latte and oat flat white singled out as especially good. The crew is described as thoughtful and accommodating, even offering sunscreen on hot days, and the overall impression is that Ocafé is a reliable go to for a tasty bite, a caffeine fix, and a pleasant start or break during a day of biking or exploration. It is repeatedly recommended for the friendly vibe, reasonable value, and consistent quality of both food and drinks, making it feel like a dependable stop in the area.View restaurant profile
Charlotte Café is a cozy, welcoming breakfast and brunch spot in Mont Tremblant where in house dishes feel fresh and thoughtfully prepared, with broad praise for eggs Benedicts, French toast, pastries, waffles, avocado toast, and potatoes; the menu often highlights homemade elements and rich flavors. The ambience combines a homey, charming house vibe with friendly, efficient service and a warm, family friendly atmosphere, and seating options include indoor and terrace areas. The staff are consistently described as attentive and the coffee and drinks frequently receive praise, with many reviewers noting good gluten free and other dietary options. On the flip side, some guests mention price as a consideration, occasional waits or slower service at busy times, and a few dishes not meeting expectations. Overall, Charlotte Café stands out as a top breakfast and brunch choice in the Tremblant area, valued for quality, variety, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes it feel like a home away from home.View restaurant profile
Overall Léo attracts strong praise for food quality and inventive dishes, with many noting an excellent beef Wellington and other standout plates, plus a warm modern ambiance and attentive service that contributes to a memorable dining experience. The restaurant is repeatedly described as a high end option with a solid cocktail and wine program and pleasant staff, sometimes highlighted by renovations. However reviews also show inconsistency in service and value, including slow or under staffed evenings, missteps like dish mixups, and prices that can feel steep for portion sizes. Some brunch and breakfast visits were criticized for slow service or cold dishes, and a few notes mention spicy sauces without warnings. All in all Léo is seen as a top choice on Tremblant that can deliver exceptional meals and hospitality, but experiences vary and price remains a consideration.View restaurant profile
Reviews show L'Arôme as a popular breakfast and brunch spot with hearty portions, homemade dishes like tourtiere with bison, ham and beans, and a warm, attentive service that many describe as friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere and local feel are frequently praised, and several reviewers note good value for generous servings and solid flavors. There are occasional downsides, including eggs that arrive overcooked, dishes that come out cold or take a long time to arrive, and critiques of breakfast staples such as coffee or crepes. Dinner experiences are more mixed, with some meals disappointing for mussels, a bland cream base, and over salted or undercooked components, though the service is often still praised. A few reviewers emphasize the restaurant s strength for breakfast, with excellent bison pie or homemade ham and sausages standing out, while others wish for menu adaptability and more engaging kid friendly options. Overall, L'Arôme remains a dependable choice for breakfast and lunch in Mont Tremblant, valued for generous portions and friendly staff, with caveats about inconsistent dinner quality and occasional service delays.View restaurant profile
Overall, Le Coq Chantant draws praise for a welcoming riverfront setting, friendly staff, and solid fare, with many noting quick service, good value, and enjoyable breakfasts such as eggs benedict and waffles. The ambiance and location by the water are repeatedly highlighted as a plus. Experiences vary, though, with reports of uneven service, language barriers that hinder ordering, heat without air conditioning, and concerns about portions, price, or consistency. Some diners mention issues like a sauce that separates, dry potatoes, or a hair in the plate, which leads to disappointment on certain visits. Despite these variances, the restaurant is frequently described as a pleasant spot worth returning to for the quality of food and the chance to enjoy a peaceful meal by the river.View restaurant profile
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Overall Côté bouffe, brigade gourmande is a charming little cafe style breakfast and lunch spot in Mont Tremblant with a warm, homey vibe and attentive, friendly service that makes it a popular choice for a relaxed start to the day. Reviewers praise fresh, flavorful dishes such as Eggs Benedict, French toast, waffles, Mexican omelet and avocado toast, along with tasty sandwiches and a standout poutine for breakfast; many note that the in house jam and pistachio latte are nice touches and that the coffee is solid. The menu also accommodates gluten free and dairy free needs and portions are generally satisfying, though a few comments mention smaller portions for the price. The atmosphere is cozy and calming, sometimes bustling in peak times, and the space feels inviting for both a casual meal and a working or family outing. The location in Saint-Jovite near Mont Tremblant is described as a hidden gem with a terrace, a boutique area and a well cared for presentation. Overall this place is considered worth a visit for breakfast or lunch and likely to inspire a return trip.View restaurant profile
Overall impressions of Le Comptoir Cuisine Du Marché mix high praise for breakfast with concerns about service and value on other visits. Breakfast is described as featuring an open buffet with a high quality, fresh, flavorful selection that is well prepared, and the atmosphere is pleasant with service described as attentive and friendly; a standout server is noted in some accounts, contributing to a great experience. A separate Christmas dinner experience in the area is described as mismanaged and overpriced, with noise at a nearby table, slow drink service, guests clearing their own tables, a long wait for the bill, and a coat check that leaves guests unsure where items are. Some breakfast items receive criticism for not meeting expectations, with powdered eggs in scrambled eggs, mediocre bacon, a waffle that is not fluffy, a croissant that is not flaky, and a very sweet crepe, while fresh fruit remains a highlight. In sum, Le Comptoir Cuisine Du Marché appears to deliver a standout breakfast through quality food and friendly service, but comparisons to other meals or peak times suggest potential gaps in staffing, pacing, and value.View restaurant profile
Overall impressions of La maison de la crêpe are mixed but tilt positive, with many praising the flavorful crepes, generous portions, and the wide range of sweet and savory options. Diners often highlight favorites like Florentine, Cousin Mary, Fiesta, and Nutella-topped combinations, along with standout desserts such as caramel apple and rich onion soup. Service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, with several notes of excellent staff and a welcoming atmosphere, though a few visits mention rushed or subpar service, especially during busy times, and one comment about a rude entrance host. The village setting and cozy two-floor layout, plus a sunny terrace, contribute to a memorable dining experience, and some guests appreciate stroller accommodations and quick takeout options. Prices are consistently described as elevated, reflecting Tremblant pricing, with some diners calling portions generous and worth it, while others feel the value is steep or the experience too pricey; a few gripes include extra charges on certain toppings, inconsistent quality on breakfast items, and the absence of wifi for business meals. Despite the variances, many would return for brunch or a casual meal and recommend trying a mix of sweet and savory crepes.View restaurant profile
