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≈ 0.8 km
Resto Café Oxford offers a cozy vintage vibe and a warm, welcoming atmosphere where homemade quality and generous portions meet affordable prices. Pancakes, eggs, bacon, fresh fruit, and classic brunch staples like the Elvis sandwich are consistently praised for being tasty and satisfying. The space feels intimate and charming with nostalgic decor and genuine hospitality that makes guests feel at home, thanks to the friendly owners. Overall, the experience comes across as reliable, comforting, and memorable, making it a go-to spot for brunch and casual meals.View restaurant profile
Resto Café Oxford
May be temporarily closedNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2.1 km
Opinions of Duc de Lorraine describe a refined Parisian vibe with an impressive array of pastries and desserts that many reviewers call among the best in Montreal, from oversized croissants to intricate trompe l'oeil creations and a tarte au citron that draws rave comments. The bakery and cafe blend an elegant, cozy atmosphere near Oratoire Saint Joseph with consistently attentive, friendly service that makes guests feel welcome whether celebrating a birthday, enjoying a luxurious brunch, or stopping in for pastry and coffee. The food and desserts are praised for quality and presentation, and the overall experience is often described as charming, polished, and memorable, with a sense that the place truly delivers on its reputation. While prices are frequently noted as high and some guests mention long waits or moments of uneven service, many reviewers feel the combination of flavor, artistry, and service justifies the cost and invites return visits for special occasions or a refined treat.View restaurant profile
Duc de Lorraine
Open until 11 pmCôte-des-Neiges, Westmount
Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Brunch Spots in MontrealGuide to the Best Galettes des Rois in Montreal for EpiphanyView More
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≈ 2.6 km
Allô mon Coco is often praised for tasty breakfasts and brunch options, generous portions, and a lively, family friendly atmosphere. The service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, with guests feeling well looked after and plates arriving promptly. Dishes such as eggs Benedict, pancakes, omelettes, and other brunch staples are noted for quality and freshness, with the variety keeping it appealing across locations. While some comments mention bustling rooms and occasional busy service, the overall vibe remains inviting and consistent, making it a go to brunch spot for a satisfying and enjoyable experience.View restaurant profile
Allô mon Coco
Our menu revolutionizes breakfast with our famous potatoes, fresh seasonal fruit and excellent friendly service.
Opens Tomorrow at 6 am
Côte-des-Neiges
Mentioned 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
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≈ 0.1 km
Overall, Pigeon Café & Bar comes across as a warm, inviting spot with a bright plant-filled interior and a strong brunch and lunch lineup, where the service is repeatedly praised for being friendly and attentive and the coffee and food, including pancakes, shakshuka, bowls and salads, and waffle fries, are generally well received; some visits are challenged by slow or inconsistent service, occasional language barriers, and prices that some feel are high for the portions, while the atmosphere and vibe encourage guests to return.View restaurant profile
Pigeon Café & Bar
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: The Best Iced Drinks in Montreal to Keep You Cool This SummerCrookie and Croffle in Montreal: Best Places to Savor These Viral Culinary TrendsView More
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≈ 0.1 km
Columbus Café & Co is described as having a pleasant ambiance, a friendly staff, and a flexible space that works well for studying or working, with plenty of room for laptops and a relaxing vibe. The drinks and pastries receive frequent praise, including high quality tea such as Earl Grey from Kusmi Tea and a London Fog style, solid espresso and cappuccino, and desserts and cakes like a pear muffin and raspberry white chocolate. Sandwiches, including gluten-free options, are often highlighted as tasty, and items like caprese focaccia get positive mentions. Service is generally seen as warm and attentive, though a few experiences note a rude reaction when a cold brew order was mishandled and a dog policy change at the entrance that disappointed regulars who still wanted a quick pickup. The atmosphere can be loud at times due to music, and some reviews point to inconsistency in heat of coffee or overall quality when throughput is high. Overall, Columbus Café & Co offers a solid café experience with good coffee, solid snacks, and a welcoming environment.View restaurant profile
Columbus Café & Co
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village
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≈ 0.1 km
Reviews describe Tapi Go! as a gluten-free friendly Brazilian-inspired spot with favorites like açai bowls, pao de queijo cheese bread, and tapioca dishes, praised for freshness and bold flavors such as peri peri chicken and the coconut cake. The staff and atmosphere are often highlighted as friendly, helpful, and clean, with a cozy, welcoming vibe. Many mentions celebrate customization and variety, from toppings for açai bowls to a range of gluten free options. Some notes point to a higher price and occasional hours changes or crowds, but overall the quality and consistency earn repeated recommendations. Overall Tapi Go! is presented as a go-to gluten-free option that delivers authentic Brazilian flavors in Montreal, with strong praise for the cheese bread, açai bowls, and tapioca and plans to return.View restaurant profile
Tapi Go!
Opens Tomorrow at 8:30 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 0.6 km
Orange Café is seen as a lively brunch spot in the NDG area with generous portions and a wide menu that covers all day breakfast, brunch and lunch options. Many visits praise the food quality on items like eggs benedict, the O C sandwich, waffles and grilled cheese, and the overall value is described as very good with large servings. The atmosphere is warm and community oriented with friendly staff and a family friendly vibe, and the decor reflects the neighbourhood while a kids menu and coloring options add to the appeal. However, there are recurring complaints about slow or unfriendly service on busy days, long waits to be seated even when seats are available, and occasional inconsistencies such as dishes not arriving hot or items missing or mischarged. The noise level can be high and some reviews indicate the experience worsens on peak times. Overall, Orange Café comes across as a strong go to for brunch with big flavors and generous portions, but experiences vary and service or consistency does not always meet expectations.View restaurant profile
Orange Café
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 0.8 km
Maté Latte is described as a beloved family-owned cafe with a cozy atmosphere where fresh dishes like omurice, the bulgogi wrap, and a club sandwich with potatoes receive praise, along with lemon bites and an oatmeal cookie. The reviews note friendly, attentive service and a welcoming vibe, with comments about the owner being kind. Some reviews point to long wait times and the need for better staffing. Drinks such as coffee and matcha are occasionally criticized for not being prepared correctly. A kitchen and dining area described as tight and sometimes messy can detract from the experience. Several reviewers express sadness about an impending closure due to unresolved rental conditions. Overall, Maté Latte is seen as a local favorite for good value and appealing presentation, though experiences vary.View restaurant profile
Maté Latte
May be temporarily closedNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 1 km
B & M Restaurant is described as welcoming with hearty breakfasts, fast and friendly service, and good value, with compliments on the souvlaki for having more chicken than many area spots and a potato mash that earns fan status. Portions are reported as generous, often leaving leftovers, and the place is seen as a classic that many plan to return to. Some visits, however, are marked by uneven timing, meals arriving at different times, bland or cold dishes, and an order mix up that led to a poor experience. A few reviews note a trendy vibe and a terrific server, along with attentive ownership that can help with allergies, adding a positive note to an overall mixed picture.View restaurant profile
B & M Restaurant
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 1.4 km
Reviews of Monkland Grill describe a casual, welcoming spot with attentive staff and large portions, where pizza, poutine, and Greek inspired dishes are often enjoyed and celebrations can feel personal with BYO wine and cake; while many praise flavorful food and friendly service, experiences vary with some dishes inconsistent and service sometimes slow. A rare report mentioned a plastic piece in a slice and a newspaper under a pizza. Overall impressions range from highly positive to cautious, yet the place remains a popular choice for groups and casual meals rather than a romantic date spot.View restaurant profile
Monkland Grill
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 1.5 km
At JAMES PERSE - Côté Cuisine, reviews describe a relaxed spot where coffee and pastries are a strong draw and the salads and bowls are fresh and flavorful, with dressings praised and the ambience adding to the experience, while meals can be inconsistent and pricey. Some dishes arrive imperfectly, such as a grilled cheese that was burnt or coffee that arrived cold with chipped stoneware, and portions like the salmon confit are noted as small, with salads occasionally missing expected toppings such as parmesan or bacon. The overall dining value is mixed, with many praising the coffee and lunch options for freshness and healthiness but feeling the prices do not always match the portion sizes or quality for a full meal. Staff are generally pleasant, though smiles and standout service are not always present, and while the location and decor contribute to a calming vibe, the advice leans toward enjoying the coffee and pastries rather than relying on meals to deliver consistent value.View restaurant profile
JAMES PERSE - Côté Cuisine
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amWestmount
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≈ 1.5 km
Reviewers describe a warm, family-run atmosphere with friendly staff and prompt service, large portions, and consistently tasty breakfast and brunch options complemented by good coffee; the place feels welcoming and many diners say they will return, noting care from the owners and quick fixes when issues arise. Some comments mention the space can feel crowded and the ambience could use updating, while others point out small quirks like needing to specify butter on toast to avoid a dry slice and higher coffee prices for the amount. A few standout dishes appear, including crispy bacon, eggs cooked to order, potatoes, and a Nutella crepe, all of which contribute to a generally positive impression across the reviews.View restaurant profile
L'Oeufrier
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 1.6 km
Spirulina earns wide praise for its vibes and healthy food, with super fresh ingredients and a menu that covers nourishing bowls, toasts, soups, and standout smoothies. The Caesar salad is repeatedly called top notch, and the strawberry glaze smoothie often tops recommendations along with avocado toast and other fresh options. Staff and ambiance are commonly described as friendly and welcoming, making it a good spot for work by the window or a casual meal. Many reviewers note the cafe avoids seed oils and prioritizes health in every dish, with the overall menu described as tasty and reliable. A few concerns appear about price and portions, including comments that some toasts have shrunk since popularity, a high price to size ratio, and salmon toast arriving with a smaller portion. Consistency is mentioned as mixed, with a second order tasting different due to the date cream in the matcha date cream while many smoothies arrive creamy and delicious. A loud fridge and occasional strong onion are noted as minor annoyances, and a few orders require customization for dietary restrictions. Overall Spirulina is seen as a go-to healthy cafe in Montreal with a wide menu, friendly service, giftable products, and reliable options for post-workout meals or studying.View restaurant profile
Spirulina
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amWestmount
Mentioned in: Montreal's Healthy Restaurant Guide: Where to Find Nutritious CuisineThe 15 Best Salads in Montreal for a Balanced DietView More
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≈ 1.6 km
Reviewers describe Café Bazin as a charming Westmount spot with friendly service, a welcoming ambience, and pastries that are widely praised, including the Tout Choco dessert and the tigré cookie. Breakfast options such as croissant sandwiches and a traditional plate get good marks, and the matcha latte is refreshing, with many noting that everything feels homemade and reasonably priced for the quality. Some drawbacks appear, including shakshuka that is lackluster and a poached egg that is often overcooked, and a refrigerated smoked salmon bagel that did not satisfy. Seating can be limited for larger groups, though the summer terrace helps. Accessibility features like a ramp and attentive staff are appreciated. Regulars mention strong coffee and excellent service, and many say they will return and bring friends and family. The cafe is generally seen as a standout pastry and coffee spot, with recurring compliments about the ambiance, the value, and the dependable breakfast options.View restaurant profile
Café Bazin
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amWestmount
Mentioned in: Top 18 Must-Try French Bakeries and Pastry Shops in MontrealThe Faces of Montreal's Culinary Scene: the Chefs and Stars Shaping the City's Best RestaurantsView More
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≈ 1.7 km
Café 92 Degres is described as a cozy, welcoming neighborhood cafe with warm staff, a relaxed vibe, and consistently good coffee and food. Reviewers highlight standout hot chocolate with cinnamon, Mexican hot chocolate, and a strong cold brew, along with tasty breakfast sandwiches and fresh, light menu items. The atmosphere ranges from calm and zen to lively and comfortable, with music that adds ambiance and seating available inside and outside. Service is repeatedly praised as attentive and multilingual, making everyone feel welcome. There are occasional notes about temperature control and peak hour noise, but prices are fair and the overall value is solid. The cafe is seen as a local staple and a go-to spot for comfort, with many expressing a desire to return and recommend it to others.View restaurant profile
Café 92 Degres
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 1.8 km
Reviewers describe Eggsfrutti as a dependable breakfast spot with a warm, convivial atmosphere, friendly attentive staff, fast service, and food that is fresh, well presented and generously portioned, with coffee often praised and overall value seen as good or reasonable; many call it their favorite or best breakfast in Montreal and note its convenient location and, in some cases, free parking. On the downside, several accounts mention upcharges for fruits or extra sides such as bananas and for coffee, with some inconsistency in fruit portions on plates and a sense that the menu offers too many choices; a few reviewers also point to slower service at times or question vegetarian friendliness and fruit handling.View restaurant profile
Eggsfrutti
Opens Tomorrow at 6 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2 km
Brasserie Le Manoir NDG is described as a welcoming, versatile spot with solid food, good value, and a warm, social atmosphere. Reviews highlight friendly, attentive service and consistent hospitality that suits groups of friends, family gatherings, and after work visits, with staff willing to accommodate dietary needs such as vegan options. The setting features a cozy fireplace, ample space, and a mix of quiet and lively moments, making it suitable for lunch or a casual evening out. The food receives praise for flavor and portion size, and several comments note quick service and reasonable prices. Some critiques mention occasional lapses in service, language misunderstandings for non French speakers, and a beer selection that may not satisfy beer purists, but the majority of feedback emphasizes the ambiance, hospitality, and reliable dining experience that bring people back.View restaurant profile
Brasserie Le Manoir NDG
Open until 2:30 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2 km
Luncheonette presents a cozy retro diner vibe with a small, intimate space that many describe as charming and homey. The menu is simple yet well executed, with breakfast classics like eggs, bacon, sausages, hash browns, and house-made dishes that feel comforting and delicious. Prices are generally reasonable and taxes are included in the listed price; cash only is common, though an ATM is usually available on site. Service is described as friendly and attentive, though some visits experience slower or spotty moments after the food arrives. The atmosphere earns praise for its nostalgic vibe and the kitchen produces fresh, well-cooked items such as pancakes, bagels, and house-smoked salmon on a bagel. Wait times can be lengthy at times, but many say the overall experience is worth it and would return for a brunch or breakfast. Overall, Luncheonette is described as a local favorite offering comforting classics with quality ingredients and a convivial cafe style.View restaurant profile
Luncheonette
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2.2 km
Reviews describe Brûlerie Urbaine as a cozy, characterful spot with a strong coffee program and generous brunch portions, where dishes like poutine, Eggs Benedict and wraps are enjoyed, salads with a homey dressing and home fries hit the mark, and the space with a terrace or interior plus a small kids area adds to the appeal. The atmosphere and service are repeatedly praised for friendliness, reasonable prices, and good value, with many highlights about the coffee and welcoming staff. However, experiences vary with kitchen execution and service speed, notes of cold or underwhelming items like a club sandwich, a dry carrot cake, or a chai latte that fell short, occasional long waits, and some cleanliness or attentiveness issues. Some reviews mention expensive feel versus quality, while others point to a convenient location near transit and the option for gluten-free meals, making Brûlerie Urbaine a popular choice for coffee lovers and brunch seekers who value ambiance and portions but hope for more consistency.View restaurant profile
Brûlerie Urbaine
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 2.4 km
Le Caravane Café is described as a cozy, welcoming spot with plenty of seating that makes it ideal for studying, working, or meeting friends, and the vibe is generally positive with a youthful energy and nice decor. The coffee gets frequent praise for being strong and enjoyable, and the food and pastries are often marked as fresh and flavorful, with the Moroccan harira and eggs Benedict among highlights, though some dishes arrive cold or bland and a few reviews note variability in pastry freshness. Service is cited as outstanding and attentive at times, while other visits are slower or less consistent, and a few complaints mention crowded spaces or loud areas as well as price concerns. The location is convenient and the atmosphere conducive to long stays, with some reviewers enjoying the option to linger over a book or laptop and others noting occasional issues such as outdoor smoke or crowds near the entrance. Overall, Le Caravane Café emerges as a popular local favorite for quality coffee, comforting eats, and a pleasant study or social environment, balanced by inconsistent food timing and service that occasionally challenges the experience.View restaurant profile
Le Caravane Café
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 2.5 km
Copoli is described as a homey spot where everything from the sesame buns and sauces to the meat is made in house, creating a comforting and consistent flavor that feels familiar. Burgers are noted for a simple yet unique and tasty profile, with homemade bread and crisp fries that stand out. Longtime patrons report consistent food and service over the years, contributing to a warm, family friendly vibe. A casual breakfast and brunch option with fresh eggs adds variety for diners, and the overall atmosphere is friendly and reasonably priced. Some reviews mention inflation and a higher price with smaller portions and fewer toppings, plus an open kitchen that can leave clothes smelling oily. Additions like salads and poutine are mentioned, along with a reference to the famous hamburger and the homemade feel that makes Copoli a neighborhood staple.View restaurant profile
Copoli
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amWestmount, Downtown
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≈ 2.5 km
TT Café is a cute, versatile spot for lunch or a drink with friends, with popular banh mi and freshly baked pastries and a strong lineup of beverages including matcha and hojicha lattes, plus good coffee and a selection of ice cream. The space is spacious and quiet, conducive to working or casual hangouts, with seating inside and outside and a nice view by the canal. The staff and owners are repeatedly noted as friendly and dedicated to craft, making it a welcoming place. Prices are generally reasonable with solid value, though a few reviews call some items pricey for the area or note variability in quality. Some critique authentic Vietnamese flavor in certain dishes, while others praise the freshness of items like tofu and the overall cozy vibe. Overall, TT Café comes across as a well loved cafe with great banh mi, strong drinks, and a cozy atmosphere that works for work, study, and socializing, with room for further menu consistency.View restaurant profile
TT Café
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amVille-Émard
Mentioned in: Bánh Mì in Montreal: Our Top Picks
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≈ 2.7 km
La Luncheonette comes across as a welcoming cafe with a calm ambience ideal for study sessions, and reviews describe very pleasant visits with kind and attentive service. The vegan burrito is highlighted as delicious and sandwiches are called amazing, with overall high quality food made with care noted throughout. The space is described as beautiful and a great spot to hang out and eat, with friendly staff contributing to a consistently positive atmosphere.View restaurant profile
La Luncheonette
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.7 km
Overall, Arthurs Nosh Bar is widely praised for comforting, flavorful brunch with standout pancakes and syrniki, cottage cheese pancakes, latkes and gravlax, and many note that the pancakes are a must try and among the best in the city, while the atmosphere is described as cozy and lively even when crowded. Reviewers emphasize the popularity and frequent long waits for a table or for food, with some days requiring hours, though some receive text updates or prefer to order takeout to enjoy in a nearby park. Service is a mixed bag: several accounts of warm, friendly, attentive staff contrast with reports of slow, impersonal, or inconsistent service when the restaurant is busy, and a few isolated hygiene or attentional issues are mentioned. Portions are generally generous, prices sometimes perceived as high but often deemed justified by quality and variety, including latke smorgasbord, gravlax plates, breakfast sandwiches, and the iconic McArthur sandwich. Reservations are not always available at certain locations, so plan ahead for weekends or consider visiting when less busy. Overall, Arthurs Nosh Bar comes across as a standout brunch spot with memorable food and a distinctive vibe, worth the wait for many diners and a frequent favorite for those seeking a Montreal based Jewish deli inspired experience.View restaurant profile
Arthurs Nosh Bar
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: The 15 Best Salads in Montreal for a Balanced Diet20 Must-Try Brunch Spots in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.8 km
Reviews describe Leyley's as an awesome spot with good food and a standout shakshouka, though a longer wait and only okay service are noted by some. One reviewer cites a Christmas closure due to outdated Google hours, suggesting timing can catch guests off guard. Visitors from Montreal found the dishes delicious and expressed a wish for something as good in New York. On the downside, the value is seen as not great because bread is excessive and salads are scant, while the dairy offerings are described as among the best.View restaurant profile
Leyley's
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2.8 km
Overall, reviews describe Brasserie Blandino as a lively, welcoming place with a warm vibe and a strong drinks program, where service is frequently professional, attentive and friendly and the atmosphere works well for groups, families or a casual night out. The food is often regarded as good to excellent with Italian inspired dishes, notably pizzas and gnocchi, and many meals are described as flavorful and well prepared, though some experiences note portions that are too small for the price or dishes that taste reheated or overly salty. Vegetarian options are sometimes limited and veal stock appears in several pastas, prompting calls for more variety and clarity about ingredients. Noise levels and busier nights can make conversations difficult, and there are occasional service hiccups such as slow timing or delays with checks, while other visits highlight consistently courteous staff and prompt wine and cocktail recommendations. Value is seen as variable, with some guests enjoying solid quality for the price and others feeling overpriced for the portion sizes. Overall Brasserie Blandino is viewed as a dependable go to for meals and celebrations, with many confirming they would return to enjoy the hospitality and atmosphere provided the kitchen and service are in sync.View restaurant profile
Brasserie Blandino
Located in the Hilton Garden Inn Montreal Midtown Hotel
Opens Tomorrow at 7 am
Côte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2.8 km
Chez Nick comes across in reviews as a long standing, cozy diner with a classic Westmount vibe that feels like a time capsule kept well maintained. The atmosphere is often described as homey and intimate, with vinyl booths and counter seating while the service ranges from brisk and friendly to uneven, with some guests praising a bubbly, efficient staff and others noting mixups or a cup that isn’t refreshed. Food highlights repeatedly cited include the Reuben and club sandwich, the deluxe grilled cheese, French onion soup, and a range of breakfast options with pancakes described as fluffy; the coffee is strong and smooth and portions are generally good value, though a few items feel bland or overpriced. Holiday meals show a traditional, comforting menu with options like a meatball turkey tortiere trio that can be hit or miss. The dining experience is complemented by a nostalgic, slightly upscale street vibe and occasional references to New York style energy, yet the place remains a neighborhood institution where regulars and visitors alike come back for hearty fare and dependable service.View restaurant profile
Chez Nick
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amWestmount
Mentioned in: The 15 Best Salads in Montreal for a Balanced Diet
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≈ 3.1 km
Reviewers consistently praise Cafe Gentile for authentic Italian flavors, fresh ingredients, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels both elegant and homey. The menu earns high marks for variety and quality, with standouts from pastas and pizzas to sandwiches and brunch items, and the coffee and desserts are frequently highlighted as well. Service is described as friendly, attentive, and efficient, though a few visits note slower pacing during busy periods or larger groups. Prices are sometimes considered high for the value, but many feel the quality and presentation justify it, and the decor and vibe are repeatedly singled out as appealing. The venue is described as versatile for casual meals, business lunches, family gatherings, or special occasions, including Mother’s Day and wedding receptions, with guests often describing the experience as memorable. Overall Cafe Gentile comes across as a Montreal staple that delivers solid food, memorable atmosphere, and dependable hospitality, inviting repeat visits despite occasional inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Cafe Gentile
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amWestmount
Mentioned in: The 15 Best Salads in Montreal for a Balanced Diet
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≈ 3.1 km
Monk Café Buvette comes across as a cozy, plant-filled neighborhood spot with a versatile menu from coffee and brunch to cocktails and dinner, and the atmosphere is repeatedly described as warm, welcoming and vibrant; reviews highlight tasty food, well crafted drinks, especially espresso martinis and mochas, and a reliable, friendly service that many say makes the place a go-to for brunch, a casual dinner, or a night out. While the staff is often praised for attentiveness and hospitality, some experiences note slower service during busy times and occasional delays, and there are comments about the beer selection being limited with calls for guest beers. Live music and karaoke events add to the lively vibe, and many reviewers express a strong intention to return, appreciating the ambience, value, and the way the venue brightens the neighborhood street.View restaurant profile
Monk Café Buvette
Open until 11 pmVille-Émard
Mentioned in: From Morning Coffee to Evening Wine: Montréal's Café-Wine Bar Guide
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