Coco Frutti is described as a busy, well liked breakfast spot in Sherbrooke with a clean, convivial vibe and a varied menu that attracts regulars, especially on weekends when it can be loud yet still serves solid dishes quickly. The coffee is praised, the sweet-salty balance on the menu and waffles with strawberry coulis are often highlighted, and many diners appreciate the range of breakfast staples that help start the day well. Service is generally friendly and attentive, though there are notes of occasional slow service or crowded rooms, with staff making efforts to accommodate guests, including those with service animals. While many patrons return and recommend it, there are some criticisms about portion sizes and value, including an incident where avocado was not as described and an extra charge applied. Environmental concerns are raised about plastic straws and cups, with calls for more sustainable options. On Sundays reservations are advised to avoid long waits, and reviews from the East Sherbrooke location emphasize fast service and a warm ambiance, reinforcing Coco Frutti as a go to choice for breakfast in the area.View restaurant profile
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Eggsquis on King Street East in Sherbrooke is described as a dependable breakfast spot with a bright, clean, modern setting and comfortable booths that suit couples, families, or friends. The atmosphere is lively without being loud, which makes conversation easy, and the service is frequently praised for warm, professional, attentive hospitality that never feels intrusive. The menu is broad, featuring classic egg dishes, crepes, waffles, and eggs Benedict, with fresh, well presented fare and generous portions for a reasonable price. While most reviews highlight consistent quality and a welcoming experience, there are mixed notes including a visit with seating delays and at least one diner reporting overcooked eggs, undercooked bacon, and a croque monsieur with bland texture, resulting in a decision not to return. Overall, Eggsquis is seen as a reliable choice for good breakfasts in Sherbrooke.View restaurant profile
Across reviews, Chez Freddy Pizzeria is described as a favorite in Sherbrooke for pizza with generous portions and solid value, where the menu offers a wide variety including international specialties and halal options. Diners praise the pizza itself as consistently delicious, with many noting fast service, attentive staff, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The all you can eat buffet earns frequent praise for its range and freshness, while portions are large enough that some diners do not finish their plates. The vibe is convivial, suitable for friends or family, and the team is credited with being friendly, helpful and patient in accommodating larger groups. Occasional delivery or service hiccups are mentioned, but overall the experience is positive and many say they would return or recommend to others.View restaurant profile
Overall, Toujours Mikes is described as an unpretentious, family friendly option with a varied menu and good value, where the new lunch items and the croque monsieur receive frequent praise and the potatoes often shine. Reservations on Sunday mornings are possible, which many appreciate, and the atmosphere is noted as clean, welcoming and comfortable for meals with family or friends. Service is commonly described as friendly and efficient, though a few visits mention longer waits during busy periods or occasional slow service even when not crowded. A few criticisms include dishes that do not meet expectations such as carbonara that appears to be Alfredo with bacon, variability in portion sizes and occasional rude responses by staff over the phone, though follow up by management is sometimes reported. Overall, the experiences point to solid quality, tasty meals and a desire to return, with some items priced a bit high and room for consistency.View restaurant profile
Delia Egg'Xtra is frequently praised for generous breakfasts, a diverse menu, and solid value, with standout extras like cheese bread and homemade jam and dishes that are well presented and flavorful. The vibe is warm and family friendly, with fast, attentive service reported by many; some describe it as the best breakfast spot in Sherbrooke and a reliable brunch destination for eggs Benedict, crepes, waffles, and fruit. On the downside, a few reviewers complain about coffee, cramped space and limited parking, occasional crowds and wait times, and perceived price or portion changes after ownership shifts; a rare note mentions a dish that caused illness. Overall, it is viewed as a top choice for breakfast in the city, delivering generous portions and consistent quality that inspires recommendations, while acknowledging crowds, parking challenges, and occasional menu tweaks.View restaurant profile
Overall, Le Tapageur is described as a lively, welcoming spot in Sherbrooke with consistently strong food and service. Guests praise the excellent menu, the wide drink selection, fast and courteous service, and a warm ambiance. Dishes frequently highlighted include ribs, homemade ravioli, calamari, poutine, and the mixed grill, with duck tataki noted as particularly succulent and well presented. The experience is described as good value with attentive staff, though a few comments mention small portions for the price, high alcohol costs, and occasional timing issues or a terrace smaller than expected. All in all, Le Tapageur is seen as a must visit by many, with plans to return and recommendations to others.View restaurant profile
Overall, Café 440 is described as a warm, lively spot with stylish decor and an ambiance that suits both work and social gatherings. The menu is varied and vegan friendly, with many reviews praising dishes like the portobello burger, pancakes, burritos, and poutine, along with gluten-free and lactose-free options. Many reviews mention the quality and evolving flavors across the seasons. The space also hosts a range of events and exhibitions, contributing to a lively, communal vibe. Service is described as friendly by many, though some reviews note slow service or moments when the staff seemed more focused on the vibe than on hospitality. A few criticisms include prices that can feel high relative to other spots, occasional trouble finding the entrance, and food not always served piping hot. Still, the overall sentiment highlights the atmosphere, the variety of activities, and the satisfying food as reasons to return.View restaurant profile
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Saveur et Délice earns praise for authentic Malagasy flavors in a warm, unpretentious setting, with guests noting tasty, well seasoned dishes, appealing presentation of entrees and desserts, and generous portions at reasonable prices. The service is fast, friendly, and attentive, making guests feel welcome and well cared for, including helpful staff during larger gatherings. The atmosphere is described as quiet and cozy, ideal for a relaxed meal or small celebration, and many reviewers express a desire to return despite distance. Some feedback mentions heavier, rich dishes and spice levels, with a preference for Malagasy music over pop tunes. A buffet option and a range of choices are cited, and across visits diners express delight in discovering new flavors and looking forward to another visit.View restaurant profile
Overall, Bistro Kaapeh Espresso is described as a warm and convivial spot with a real play space for little ones, a beautiful river view, and coffee, desserts, and light meals that satisfy many reviewers; the atmosphere ranges from relaxed to lively when busy, and the staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness and helpful service, including support for private events such as a large Christmas gathering. The venue is noted to be dog friendly and family oriented, with a charming decor and a terrace that is particularly appealing in good weather. Some critiques mention a tricky entrance and a layout that can feel cramped when crowded, while a few items are considered pricey for the portion size or not quite meeting expectations, and a couple drinks or dishes receive mixed reviews. Taken together, Bistro Kaapeh Espresso is widely regarded as a top place to enjoy quality coffee and light bites in a welcoming setting, with strong praise for the coffee quality, the ambiance, and the team, even as it continues to attract a busy crowd.View restaurant profile
Vin Polisson is described across reviews as an intimate, wine-focused standout in Sherbrooke with a frequently praised list that leans toward natural wines and Eastern European selections, paired with French-inspired dishes that many find creative, well balanced, and beautifully presented. Diners appreciate the warm, attentive service and the sommelier's guidance, and they value the tasting of shared plates, seafood specialties like crab ravioli and trout crudo, terrines, and braised meats, all complemented by thoughtful wine pairings. The ambiance is often noted as cozy and charming, though several comments caution that the room can be loud and, at times, the portions feel small for the price. Some experiences are described as homey rather than haute cuisine, and occasional slow service is mentioned. Overall, the restaurant is widely regarded as a memorable, high-quality option in Sherbrooke with a strong emphasis on wine and local ingredients, best enjoyed with reservations and a willingness to trust the sommelier's selections.View restaurant profile
Overall, Coco Frutti earns praise for tasty, well prepared dishes and fast, attentive service in a friendly, casual setting. Breakfasts and lunches are described as reliable and well executed, with good value and a versatile menu suited for family gatherings or casual meals. The staff are repeatedly commended for kindness and courtesy, creating a welcoming vibe, though a few guests note longer waits for the bill or during peak times. The atmosphere is generally pleasant and the overall experience described as consistent, with some mention that the food is not revolutionary but still satisfying and worth a return visit.View restaurant profile
Café Pierre Jean Jase is described as a warm, intimate spot where fresh, flavorful dishes and a friendly, attentive staff create a welcoming vibe. Diners frequently recommend trying the Boo pizza, praise superb soup, a delicious salmon salad, and gluten free crepes, and note that both English and French menus are available. The atmosphere is charming and family friendly with toys for kids, and the kitchen sounds add to a lively, authentic cafe experience, while the cafe is praised for using fresh local ingredients, generous portions, and good value for lunch. The place is celebrated as a neighborhood staple with a varied menu, a convivial ambiance, and consistently good food, though a few visits are described as disappointing due to issues like insufficient sauce on eggs Benedict, overcooked eggs, shells in a dish, or billing for extras, prompting calls for attention to detail. Parking on the street can be tricky, but the overall experience is seen as welcoming, locally owned, ideal for brunch with friends or family, and for visitors seeking a warm, satisfying meal, with friendly staff and a strong sense of community, despite occasional hiccups.View restaurant profile
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