Allô mon Coco comes across as a bright and welcoming spot for breakfast and brunch, with a wide menu, generous portions and consistently friendly, attentive service. The atmosphere is lively yet pleasant, the space clean and light, and guests often note fast service and a menu that pleases many tastes. Dishes are described as flavorful and well prepared, from hearty omelets to a variety of brunch favorites, with good value for money and portions that satisfy. While a few visits mention occasional noise, busy mornings, or rare service hiccups, the overall experience highlights helpful staff and solid, satisfying meals that make guests eager to return.View restaurant profileMentioned in: The Best Family-Friendly Restaurants in Montreal: Where to Eat with Kids Year-RoundAt the RestoMontreal Team Table: Our December 2025 Media Invitations and FavouritesView More
Régine Café is described in reviews as a charming, bustling brunch spot with a bold, creative menu, generous portions, and visually striking presentations that make each dish feel special. The selection ranges from sweet pastries and indulgent French toast to inventive savory plates, all noted for fresh ingredients and thoughtful flavors. The atmosphere is consistently warm, cozy, and stylish, with a vintage chic vibe that makes it a welcoming destination for friends, families, and coworkers alike. Service is repeatedly praised as attentive, friendly, and professional, with small touches like welcome drinks and careful pacing that enhance the experience. While weekend lines are common and prices reflect the quality, the overall consensus is that the food, drinks, and hospitality justify the wait and encourage many to return to explore more of the menu.View restaurant profileMentioned in: 20 Must-Try Brunch Spots in MontrealCinnamon Rolls in Montreal : Our RecommendationsView More
Casa 9ème is described as a cozy, bright spot ideal for brunch and breakfast, with delicious, well-presented dishes, generous portions and a generally friendly, attentive service. The atmosphere feels welcoming and lively without being noisy, featuring a glass-walled main room and a terrace that makes it suitable for groups and families. Many reviews praise the menu variety and freshness, including Moroccan touches, good coffee, real maple syrup, and affordable prices, with guests noting they would return and that the place is a reliable go-to. A few caveats appear, such as street parking on Jarry being a consideration, occasional service hiccups or a rude server noted by one diner, and a beef dish that was not as tender as expected, suggesting some items could be refined. Overall, Casa 9ème emerges as a clean, approachable neighborhood spot with solid value and dependable breakfast and brunch options that many would recommend and revisit.View restaurant profile
Le Fennec receives praise for excellent service and gourmand dishes, with the cafe described as excellent and the reception from the manager and staff as warm and helpful, making the visit pleasant and suggesting a genuine passion for their work. Diners note good value and very good service, with the location convenient since the spot is close to home. A main caveat is cleanliness, particularly regarding the toilets, described as neglected with a persistent odor barely masked by camphor, which dampens the overall experience despite quality food and service. Hope is expressed that this issue will be addressed given the cafe's potential. Overall Le Fennec offers inviting hospitality, solid food, and affordable prices, but hygiene improvements would significantly enhance the experience.View restaurant profile
Bélair is described across reviews as a warm, convivial spot offering authentic Algerian cuisine with generous portions and homemade flavors that many consider among the best in Montreal. The service is frequently praised for friendliness, attentiveness, and efficiency, and the atmosphere is noted as welcoming and family-like, with a simple yet charming décor. Dishes range from fresh, flavorful grills to comforting desserts like a superb flan, with appreciation for real taste, good value for the portion sizes, and the impression of true, homemade cooking. A few guests report issues such as miscommunication on orders, incorrect dishes, or inconsistent professionalism, and some feel that certain items at price point do not match expectations. The overall consensus is that Bélair stands out for authenticity, hospitality, and robust flavor, though parking can be tricky and occasional service gaps remind that improvements are possible.View restaurant profile
Deli Plus is described as a warm, old‑school Montreal diner with huge portions, affordable prices and a broad menu that blends Greek fast‑food fare with classics like poutine, smoked meat, club sandwiches, pizzas and late‑hour breakfasts. Reviewers note generally polite, friendly and efficient service, though it can be slower during peak times and getting the bill may take longer. The atmosphere is welcoming and nostalgic, a neighborhood staple that often feels like traveling back in time. The poutine is a frequent highlight, praised for its sauce and generous toppings, with some calling it among the best in the city, though a few batches have been reported to be dry or inconsistent. Pizzas and smoked meat receive praise for flavor and value, but meat texture can vary and a few orders have been burnt or under‑seasoned. Some reviews mention dated decor and occasional concerns about cleanliness in restrooms or kitchen surfaces, but many customers return for reliable, comforting fare. Delivery and takeout are fast and straightforward, with easy ordering by phone and attentive delivery staff. Overall it reads as a dependable, nostalgic local favorite where portions, pricing and variety keep people coming back.View restaurant profile
L'Oeufrier offers a modern, clean setting with a broad brunch and breakfast menu and generous portions. The menu variety and the sense of fresh ingredients are frequently praised, with favorites like avocado toast and comforting staples noted, and the overall design and ambiance receive positive mention. Service is often described as friendly, attentive, and efficient, helping to make meals enjoyable, though some visits report slow pacing or chats at the table that slow things down. The vibe is bright and contemporary, but the ambiance can be very loud during busy times, which may affect conversations. Prices are generally considered reasonable for the quality, with many guests calling it good value, while a few note occasional inconsistencies in menu items or freshness, such as fruit, salads, or potatoes, and occasional glitches with loyalty apps or payment systems. Overall, L'Oeufrier remains a popular choice for brunch and breakfast, especially for groups and families, offering dependable service and solid food, even if the noise level and occasional kitchen or app hiccups remind buyers to temper expectations on busy days.View restaurant profileMentioned in: 18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealPop-Up and Urban Sugar Shacks in MontrealView More
Paragon draws praise for its versatile menu and reliable execution, with dishes such as lasagna, tortellini rose, pizza, subs, and a salmon option that many customers rave about, along with a popular table d'hote that includes soup, dessert, and coffee. The restaurant is consistently described as welcoming and well managed, with fast, friendly service and a clean, comfortable atmosphere, and the private room is a hit for parties with attentive staff and solid food. The option to bring your own wine is noted, and both delivery and dine-in experiences are described as still strong over time. Some reviews mention occasional hiccups, including a rude receptionist on the phone and a server who did not greet at the table or a napkin brought with a visible yolk stain, but these are outliers in an overall pattern of high quality. The kitchen earns frequent praise for flavorful lasagna, excellent pasta, and well prepared pizzas, with generous portions and consistency that encourage repeat visits and group celebrations in a welcoming setting.View restaurant profile
Overall, Le Déjeuner Cosmopolitain receives praise for generous portions, friendly and efficient service, and a wide variety of breakfast options, with many noting quick, attentive staff and a lively yet comfortable atmosphere that makes it a top choice in Montreal. Several reviewers appreciate the large portions, solid classics, and reliable coffee, with some calling it one of the best breakfast spots in the city. The tone is not uniformly positive, however: a few experiences describe management missteps such as reservation cancellations and tense scenes, and others report inconsistency in the kitchen, with items arriving underwhelming or cold on some visits, or certain dishes seen as overpriced. Some guests highlight excellent service and value on good days, while others describe longer waits or slower service during peak times. Taken together, the restaurant emerges as a beloved option for many, delivering strong meals and standout service more often than not, while a minority caution that the experience can vary and there is room for improvement.View restaurant profileMentioned in: 18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealView More
Coco Frutti is described as a reliable go to breakfast spot with consistently excellent food, generous portions, and fresh flavors. Staff are friendly and attentive and the atmosphere invites guests to linger over morning meals. Cleanliness, quick service and good value for the quality are common takeaways, with many noting a welcoming vibe for groups. Some reviews mention healthy options and hearty plates that satisfy different appetites. A few observations point to mixed experiences with food that can feel average or prices that seem high for what is offered. Overall the tone is positive, with many praising the taste, service and atmosphere and suggesting they would return.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe La Brassée as a warm, welcoming cafe bistro where the vibe is relaxed and the staff attentive, and where people come to work, study, or simply linger. The atmosphere is frequently praised as friendly and cozy with a family like, multicultural feel, and the option to wash clothes in the on site laundry adds a unique practical touch. The menu gets strong marks for good coffee, matcha, a range of drinks including lemonade, and tasty small plates such as grilled cheese with vegetarian options noted as a plus. Many patrons appreciate the lively programming, from live music and impro shows to open mic nights, while others enjoy the chance to relax with a book or socialize without losing the sense of a quiet corner to focus. The space is repeatedly described as a place to come back to, a neighborhood favorite that accommodates both work and leisure, though one review mentions a less friendly encounter with the manager that slightly affected the mood of that visit. Overall, La Brassée stands out for its approachable warmth, solid fare, and engaging events that draw a diverse crowd.View restaurant profile
Shack Attakk draws praise for a bright beach vibe, friendly staff, and generous portions, with many guests enjoying the decor, the brunch and the burger options, and noting the kitchen can deliver fresh, flavorful bites when running smoothly. However, a pattern of slow service and long waits to be acknowledged or for meals, plus occasional menu inconsistencies, recurs across visits, especially on busy evenings and with families in tow. Food quality is hit or miss: some items shine with well balanced sauces and a solid patty or fresh seafood, while others disappoint with soggy buns, flat flavors, or substitutions like lettuce standing in for bread and margarine appearing where butter was expected. The menu is broad and family friendly, including gluten free and keto options, but several reviewers say dishes lack seasoning or surprise and that the experience can fall short of past visits. Brunch and breakfast receive frequent kudos for atmosphere and attentive service when available, but even those meals can be hampered by delays or missing items. Overall Shack Attakk shows real potential thanks to its setting and variety, yet it benefits from steadier pacing, clearer communication, and more consistent kitchen execution to satisfy both casual diners and families alike.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Café Papino as a bright, well located cafe with high quality coffee and a friendly, welcoming vibe. It is regarded as a great spot to read or work on a laptop, and the cappuccino with latte art is frequently praised, along with courteous service. Some comments note that the music can be very loud, especially when the barista is busy, and requests to lower it have not always been met, which can affect concentration and make some feel overlooked. Overall, Café Papino leaves a positive impression as a pleasant place for social visits and casual hangouts, with several strengths in ambiance and drinks, even if it may not always be ideal for focused work.View restaurant profile
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Nouveau Canada Hot-Dog is described as a classic old school Montreal diner with a warm, homey atmosphere and generous portions. Customers praise fresh, flavorful fare from poutine and burgers to breakfast staples, with the overall impression being solid, comforting, and affordable. Service is consistently warm, friendly, attentive, and efficient, leaving guests feeling welcome. The vibe is nostalgic and cozy, suitable for a casual meal, brunch, or a late snack. A recurring note is that the place is cash only, which is helpful to know. Poutine is often highlighted, with crispy fries, generous cheese curds, and delicious gravy. Overall, the reviews frame it as a dependable spot for traditional diner fare and strong value, with a homey atmosphere that keeps bringing people back.View restaurant profile
Le Toasteur Villeray is a beloved neighborhood brunch spot in Villeray, Montreal, known for its cozy, intimate atmosphere and friendly, attentive staff. The menu changes every two months to highlight seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and offers reinventions of classics along with thoughtful vegan and vegetarian options and gluten free adaptations on request, with standout dishes like eggs Benedict on fluffy French toast, avocado toast, breakfast poutine, pancakes, and creative savory choices, all described as fresh, generous, and well balanced in flavor. Coffee and drinks are highly praised, including excellent coffee and satisfying chai options, while the space on the second floor provides a light, terrace-like vibe and a convenient coworking feel, complementing the main intimate room. While the staff are consistently praised for hospitality, some reviews note long wait times and limited seating, especially on weekends since reservations aren’t taken and lines form, with occasional parking challenges and value considerations. Overall, Le Toasteur Villeray presents an authentic Montreal brunch experience celebrated for its seasonal creativity, welcoming ambiance, and strong sense of community, making it a go-to for many locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profileMentioned in: Affordable Breakfasts in Montreal: Where to Eat Without Breaking the BankWhere to Find the Best Pancakes in MontrealView More
Fanfare delivers a brunch experience that blends a bakery with substantial, well executed plates, offering generous portions, fresh bread and pastries, and a menu that mixes classic comfort with playful modern twists. Diners consistently praise the quality of the ingredients, the crispy croissants, the savory puddings, and standout dishes such as avocado toast, eggs Benedict varieties, and French toast, with selections that shine on a sunny terrace in warm months and in cozy interior seating. The atmosphere is described as warm and welcoming, with a friendly, attentive staff and efficient service that many reviews rate highly, though a few notes mention slower service during peak times and the importance of reserving ahead to avoid waits. Prices are generally viewed as reasonable for the amount and quality, making it a good spot for brunch with friends or family, plus its bakery roots mean you can also pick up bread and pastries to go. Overall, Fanfare is seen as a reliable go-to for a satisfying brunch with a bakery twist.View restaurant profileMentioned in: 20 Must-Try Brunch Spots in MontrealMust-Try Yule Logs in Montreal: Our Picks for a Memorable Holiday SeasonView More
Beaubien Deli is widely praised for affordable prices, a classic deli ambience, and honest cooking with quality ingredients. Reviewers highlight strong poutine, a large variety of options, and generous portions that offer good value, from breakfast sausages and deli staples to pizza and souvlaki. The staff are frequently described as friendly and efficient, the place is clean and welcoming, and the atmosphere is well suited to family meals. Some comments note occasional order mishaps or delivery timing issues and a desire for more balanced delivery tipping, while others emphasize fast service and reliable quality. Overall Beaubien Deli comes across as a solid, budget friendly spot with hearty dishes and a lively, neighborhood vibe.View restaurant profileMentioned in: 18 Delis and Diners in Montréal Serving the City's Timeless ClassicsView More
Reviews of Café L'Étincelle describe a friendly and helpful service in a convivial, professional, natural and authentic setting, with an impeccable, cozy cafe where everything from the service to the atmosphere feels on point. The small, welcoming space with large windows invites regulars of all ages, and the owners are noted for greeting guests warmly. The coffee is consistently praised as excellent, often cited as among the best in the neighborhood, complemented by pastries including options with Breton flavors and homemade caramel. The team is described as warm and attentive, making hospitality a standout feature and encouraging guests to linger, read, or simply enjoy the moment. The atmosphere is relaxed and unpretentious, with Montreal coffee culture felt but not made to feel complicated, and Café L'Étincelle is regarded as a gem for its community vibe and genuine care. Food options such as omelette, bagels and paninis and items like a gluten-free brownie are enjoyed as part of the overall experience.View restaurant profile
Baristello Jarry earns praise for excellent coffee and a warm, welcoming atmosphere with friendly service in French or Italian. Reviews highlight top quality beans and well crafted drinks like cortado and latte, along with pistachio croissants, biscotti and other desserts, plus vegan options. While a sandwich and a salami focaccia were noted to be missing ingredients in one review, the overall experience remains positive and the staff are described as attentive and kind, making customers feel valued; desserts are limited but described as delicious and worth trying, prompting many visitors to plan a return to enjoy the coffee and the cozy setting.View restaurant profileMentioned in: Hidden Gem Restaurants to Uncover Another Side of MontrealA Local Guide to Villeray: Best Food, Drinks, and Local GemsView More
Reviewers describe Café Le Rusé as a bright, welcoming neighborhood spot with plenty of natural light and a calm terrace, where visitors enjoy a mix of comforting eats and standout beverages. Dishes include minestrone rich in vegetables, Chaï, empanadas with artichokes, a smoked meat sandwich, and a tempting array of pastries and scones like Matcha and apple, with many praising the quality of the food and the friendly, courteous service. The atmosphere is cozy and sociable, making it a good place to read or meet friends, and baristas are consistently friendly with a vibe that stays relaxed and sunny even when the weather is cooler. Some notes mention a coffee not meeting expectations, a flat white that was off, and a rare service hiccup with an unfriendly server, but the overall sentiment highlights a warm welcome, good coffee, varied pastry options, and a human touch at Café Le Rusé.View restaurant profile
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Patrons describe Las Palmas as a lively, welcoming spot offering authentic El Salvadoran flavors with a focus on fresh, well prepared pupusas and a breakfast menu that can include eggs, beans, avocado, plantains and fruit. The pupusas are repeatedly highlighted as outstanding and among the best in the city, with reviews noting consistent preparation and great value. The service is frequently praised for friendliness and attentiveness, and the atmosphere is described as clean, cozy and bright, making it a comfortable place to share meals with friends or family. Many visitors consider it a go to in Montreal and a hidden gem that showcases authentic Salvadoran cuisine rather than a watered down version, inviting others to discover the culture behind the dishes. Additions like yuca with chicharrones and simple delights like nachos receive positive mentions, and overall the experience is characterized by freshness, flavor, and a welcoming, kid friendly vibe.View restaurant profile
Lana Café Bistro draws mixed reviews, with some readers calling it a pleasant, spacious spot for coffee and desserts at affordable prices, while others complain about uneven food quality and occasional rude service. Many note the place is popular and busy, especially on Sundays, and that the space offers plenty of seating. On the menu, desserts are praised, but some dishes such as a kafta wrap are described as bland with an unpleasant texture and poorly heated ingredients. Service experiences vary from friendly staff to moments of attitude that detract from the visit, and at least one drink or order was not prepared as expected. Overall Lana Café Bistro serves as a convenient coffee hub with fresh options and salads for those seeking a quick bite, but the food quality and consistency may not meet every expectation.View restaurant profile
Café des habitudes feels like a cozy, welcoming vegan cafe with a warm, community vibe and plenty of seating options from couches and cozy nooks to a small terrace, making it a good spot to work, read, or hang out with friends, family, or even pets. The menu is vegan and locally inspired, with desserts that many praise for their cookies and pastries and drinks ranging from latte and matcha to hojicha, while some reviewers note that portions can be small for the price and a few items like the cannelés did not meet expectations. The atmosphere is described as calm, bright, and family friendly, a homey retreat where events such as open mics and art sessions add to the sense of community and safety. It is frequently recommended as a place to study or work, to socialize, or simply to savor a beverage in a variety of spaces, including a sunlit afternoon vibe. Local and organic practices are highlighted, along with friendly service, though a few visits mention slower service during peak times and minor kitchen hiccups. Overall, Café des habitudes is viewed as a charming, versatile spot that blends a welcoming homey ambiance with vegan food and creative programming, while some guests would welcome more substantial food options and pastry variety.View restaurant profileMentioned in: 18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote WorkView More
Nickels Deli & Bar comes across as a nostalgic North American diner with a retro, family friendly vibe and a notably strong smoked meat offering that can evoke big feelings and comfort food energy, while the atmosphere and decor are frequently praised for their lively, old school charm and the food is described as good to very good overall with standout items like smoked meat dishes and chocolate desserts, generous portions and some dishes such as a smash burger or poutine receiving mixed or negative feedback. Service ranges from friendly, attentive and fast to slow or rude, and several reviews mention policy annoyances such as gift card issues or sharing fees. Some locations are highlighted for great breakfasts and a dependable, wallet friendly experience, while others raise concerns about cleanliness and hygiene, including reports of mice and a cold dining room with aging bathrooms. Taken together, Nickels Deli & Bar offers a potent nostalgia driven feel and solid portions that appeal to comfort food fans, but experiences can be inconsistent, with highs in atmosphere and certain dishes and lows in service, health concerns and policy transparency.View restaurant profile
Overall, guests describe L'oeuf Alpha as a cozy, welcoming breakfast spot with generous portions, fresh ingredients and great value. Service is repeatedly praised for being fast, friendly and attentive, with a warm, professional staff making mornings easy. The ambiance is rustic yet modern and inviting, with a small, charming space and a pleasant terrace that adds to the relaxed vibe. Dishes such as eggs benedict, crepes and fruit plates are described as delicious, well prepared and satisfying, with compliments on the coffee and the freshness of the fruit. Prices are consistently described as affordable, making it a strong value for families and casual brunch dates. A few reviews mention occasional service hiccups during busy periods or a minor bathroom concern, but these are rare and do not detract from the overall positive impression. All in all, L'oeuf Alpha comes across as a neighborhood favorite for brunch with dependable quality and a welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Reviews for Sady's express fondness for the food, with the cheese pizza and hamburgers among the favorites and fries praised on first visits near Cremazie Station. There is a common concern about closures and the fear that the restaurant may be shutting down in the evenings, with hopes that it stays open. Locals note that Sady's is a convenient option, often the closest restaurant from their location, and they appreciate the effort despite language barriers. Taken together, the feedback conveys enjoyable meals and a shared wish for the restaurant to continue serving its menu.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews paint Café Rose de Mai as a stylish yet relaxed spot where the atmosphere is warm and the service generally attentive. The coffee offerings are praised for quality and creativity, with standout drinks including matcha lattes with macadamia milk, espresso and seasonal or original creations such as chestnut cream and black sesame lattes, while pastries and desserts like tiramisu are noted as house-made and delicious. Croissants, pains au chocolat, and other baked goods are described as crafted with care, though shortages can occur later in the day. The interior earns mixed notes about refinement, but the vibe, a laid-back playlist, and the sense of a welcoming space attract regulars. Many reviewers call it one of the best coffee spots in Montreal and a must visit for coffee lovers, praising the use of quality ingredients, attention in preparation, and a consistently positive experience. Occasional comments mention a snobbier energy from a few staff and sporadic service hiccups, but overall the place remains highly regarded.View restaurant profile
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Saison des pluies comes across as a welcoming neighborhood cafe with a bright, modern interior, warm lighting, and plants that invite lingering. Reviewers highlight good coffee, a standout matcha, a solid pastry selection, and sandwiches that look appealing but may lack a bit of imagination. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly and attentive, contributing to a hospitable atmosphere. Crowding can occur, seating is sometimes hard to come by, and a few notes mention dish cleanliness and slightly later closing hours. Overall, it feels like a reliable spot for a coffee and a bite with friends or family, suitable for a sunny visit or a rainy day.View restaurant profileMentioned in: A Local Guide to Villeray: Best Food, Drinks, and Local GemsView More
Across reviews, L'Oeufrier is seen as a dependable brunch spot with tasty, fresh dishes, generous portions, and a playful menu that adds charm, and the location is widely appreciated. Service is often described as friendly and attentive, with many noting quick, courteous staff and a welcoming, family-friendly vibe, though some weekends bring slower or uneven service and moments when staff seem distracted. The dining space is frequently described as small and crowded, making movement and conversation a bit loud or cramped during peak times. Value remains reasonable for the area, and inflation is acknowledged while portions and quality stay generally solid, with highlights such as mountains of fruit and well-executed eggs Benedict, contrasted by occasional critiques of certain items like eggs not fully cooked or crepes drying out, or greasy potatoes and toast. Overall L'Oeufrier remains a popular go-to brunch option that many return to for reliable food and a bit of whimsy in the menu.View restaurant profileMentioned in: 18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealPop-Up and Urban Sugar Shacks in MontrealView More
Overall, Café Vito is described as a warm, vibrant neighborhood café with superb espresso and a delicious array of pastries, cookies, cannoli and other Italian snacks, plus tasty on site sandwiches and panini; the atmosphere with a welcoming terrace reminds many guests of Italy and makes it easy to linger with friends or solo; staff are consistently praised for friendliness and attentiveness, and the place is often called the best espresso in town and a staple in the neighborhood. A few notes balance the praise: some visitors note changes to the pistachio cannoli filling compared to earlier versions, and one review mentions an incident where a dish included meat despite a request to omit it; despite these, the overall impression is of high quality, fair prices and a lively, sociable scene that draws regulars and newcomers alike.View restaurant profileMentioned in: A Local Guide to Villeray: Best Food, Drinks, and Local GemsView More
Reviews of Café de la 3e describe a cozy neighborhood spot with excellent coffee, croissants and a superb homemade potage. Visitors note a welcoming atmosphere and a space that works well for studying or working, along with friendly staff and a pleasant playlist. Occasionally the aroma from the kitchen is noticeable and busy times can make ordering slower due to crowds. The menu earns praise beyond drinks, with gluten free options, comforting baked items, grilled cheese and a variety of chai and matcha drinks, and bagels that are a must. Located at the edge of Rosemont and Angus, it is seen as a hidden gem that is eco friendly and invites lingering. Overall it comes across as a beloved neighborhood staple with reliable food and drink, with some minor caveats about odor and crowding.View restaurant profile
Le Kahéra is described as a cozy spot with a fusion twist on Egyptian inspired dishes, delivering flavorful options that range from shawarma and shish poulet to vegan bowls and ful pita, with many noting generous portions and bright, well balanced seasonings. The atmosphere and staff earn praise for being friendly and the space feels inviting for casual visits or quick bites, while some reviews warn of busy lunch rushes and occasional service hiccups. Beverages stand out, from good coffee to a selection of local drinks, and desserts like baklava are well liked. A few comments raise concerns about authenticity, price of certain items, and one instance of seasonal menu gaps, along with tips to wash produce and improve air conditioning. Overall, Le Kahéra comes across as a tasty, affordable option with a welcoming vibe and a range of options worth trying again.View restaurant profileMentioned in: The Ultimate Little Italy Food Guide: Best Eats, Drinks, and HotspotsView More
Patati Patata is a casual, affordable spot where generous portions and tasty fries, poutine, and mini burgers are frequently praised. The atmosphere is described as cozy and welcoming, with friendly staff and good value for a quick bite, often enjoyed with family or friends. Standout items include the fish burger and beef sandwich, and the menu offers variety that invites trying several options. On the flip side, reviews flag inconsistent quality between locations, occasional long waits, and upkeep or cleanliness that could use attention, with some complaints about loud music or service hiccups. Overall, Patati Patata comes across as a dependable choice for casual meals, delivering tasty comfort food at reasonable prices, while reminding guests that experiences can vary by visit and location.View restaurant profileMentioned in: 14 Must-try Poutine Spots in MontrealGuide to the Best Montreal Snack Bars Worth DiscoveringView More
