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≈ 0.4 km
T'ami Vietnamese Restaurant consistently impresses with a broad menu of authentic Northern Vietnamese dishes, generous portions and vibrant flavors that evoke Hanoi and comforting home cooking. The ambiance is warm and welcoming, with attentive staff and owners who greet guests, and the bring-your-own-wine policy adds extra value for diners. Dishes like bun cha Hanoi, banh cuon, nem cua be, pho and crispy imperial rolls stand out for bold flavors, textures and thoughtful preparation, with many noting that the kitchen delivers real authenticity and variety. While busy nights can bring longer waits and occasional service hiccups, the overall experience is described as delicious, satisfying and worth returning for. Desserts and egg coffee receive praise, making T'ami feel like a neighborhood gem offering authentic Vietnamese cuisine at generous portions and fair value.View restaurant profile
T'ami Restaurant
Open until 9 pmLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.6 km
Reviews describe Café buvette Magnolia as a warm and welcoming spot with a cozy, sunlit atmosphere and friendly, attentive service. The brunch is consistently praised for generous portions, bold flavors, and dishes like eggs Benedict, avocado toast, grilled cheese, and fresh bagels, all complemented by the house coffee program and fresh juices. The setting works well for both working and socializing, with comfortable seating, tasteful decor, and a terrace that offers nice street views. Guests frequently highlight the value and quality, noting that ingredients feel fresh and thoughtfully prepared. Overall, the place feels like a reliable neighborhood favorite where the rhythm stays relaxed yet lively, the staff remembers regulars, and the brunch and coffee experience keeps drawing people back.View restaurant profile
Café buvette Magnolia
Daily fresh bagels, salads, juices and smoothies
Open until 7 pm
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Affordable Breakfasts in Montreal: Where to Eat Without Breaking the BankMontreal's Healthy Restaurant Guide: Where to Find Nutritious CuisineView More
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≈ 0.4 km
Reviews for La Fabrique de Bagel Montréal show a mix of praise for tasty in house made bagels and a good range of cream cheese spreads, a friendly family friendly atmosphere, and helpful staff, with coffee sometimes described as satisfactory. However several notes point to service delays, stock shortages that prevent buying a dozen bagels, and prices that feel high or hard to read. There are mentions of a non functioning sink and a poorly cleaned bathroom, and limited help in choosing among options. Some reviewers call the bagels basic or say there are better options nearby, while others highlight the quality and variety. Overall the product quality is praised but operational issues and value questions temper the experience.View restaurant profile
La Fabrique de Bagel Montréal
Open until 4 pmLittle-Italy
Mentioned in: The Best Bagels in Montreal
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≈ 0.4 km
Reviews of Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie highlight a strong selection of pastries and breads, with beignets described as the best and macarons praised as excellent, and there are many options to choose from. Berliners filled with prune and apricot are noted, and the beignets filled with jam and cream are described as ridiculously good and freshly made on site. The bread selection is praised, including a gluten free loaf available for pickup. Opening times are mentioned as somewhat late compared with other merchants, while the owners are described as very nice.View restaurant profile
Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie
Open until 6 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Little-Italy
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≈ 0.5 km
Crêpes Mtl is widely praised for delicious, generously filled crepes with favorites like pistachio cream, Nutella, strawberry with white chocolate, lotus and Biscoff, plus new bowls and creamy milkshakes that keep customers coming back. Customers describe the service as friendly, attentive and quick, contributing to a welcoming and clean atmosphere. Many reviewers call it the best creperie in Montreal and a go to spot for late night sugar cravings. Some notes of caution include long waits during peak hours, delivery delays or fees from third party platforms, and rising prices with smaller portions. Several reviews mention occasional inconsistencies with hours or availability, and a few dine in experiences note limited utensils or a takeout focus. Overall Crêpes Mtl appears to offer a standout sweet experience with strong flavors and a warm team, with room for improvements in efficiency and pricing transparency.View restaurant profile
Crêpes Mtl
Open until 2 amRosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Little-Italy
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≈ 0.8 km
One Babo draws positive buzz for flavorful bubble tea, large regular cups, and solid value, with customers able to customize ice and sugar levels to their taste. The service is described as friendly and the venue clean, though busy periods can slow things a bit. Flavors highlighted include taro slush, passion fruit, jasmine tea with strawberries, honeydew melon milk with zero sugar or adjustable sweetness, and blue butterfly pea tea, with the texture of the jelly also praised. Packaging is admired and presentation is neat, contributing to a pleasing overall experience. Some reviews mention good deals through ride hailing apps, adding to the value. Overall, feedback points to consistent quality, approachable prices, and welcoming staff, making it a popular choice for bubble tea in the area.View restaurant profile
One Babo
Open until 10 pmLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
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≈ 0.9 km
Sandwicherie Saming is regularly praised for tasty banh mi, panini and other sandwiches, with generous fillings, fresh bread, and strong value for money, and several reviewers call it the best option in the area. The ambiance is described as nice and the service friendly and attentive, with staff consistently noted for being helpful and warm. The menu is noted for variety and a fusion approach that appeals to vegetarians as well as meat lovers, and bubble tea and trio combos are singled out as popular additions. Many diners plan to return, finding the experience quick and satisfying for lunch, with comments about fresh ingredients and reasonable prices. A caveat is that one review points to toilet cleanliness and suggests improvements in that area. Overall, the sentiment is that this place offers reliable quality, friendly service, and good value, making it a standout option for a casual meal on the plaza.View restaurant profile
Sandwicherie Saming
Open until 8 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Little-Italy
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≈ 1 km
Beaubien Bagel receives praise for bagels prepared all day with a soft yet chewy texture, a variety of flavors including sesame and vegan Montreal style options, and the option to pick up cream cheese in the shop; reviewers notice fresh, hot bagels, friendly service, and flavors presented by the staff, with many saying the bagels are so tasty they bite into them before toasting at home and noting they keep coming back. At the same time, experiences vary, with one report of not getting hot bagels and mixed impressions of service that can feel inattentive, suggesting occasional inconsistency in how customers are treated.View restaurant profile
Beaubien Bagel
Open until 7 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: The Best Bagels in Montreal
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≈ 1.3 km
District Bagel is popular for kosher eats and bagels with some reviewers calling the bagels the best in town and praising items like the soups, an egg sandwich, and a blintz pie, while others note that the Montreal bagel they tried was small, dense, and not fresh, and that some breakfast bagels were small or burnt and tasted bitter. The cafe vibe ranges from a comfortable upstairs dining area with an accessible sink to a cafeteria like feel with disposable tableware, a fast service pace, and an easy to use ordering kiosk. The space includes Jewish texts that some find odd in a secular setting, and the menu leans into Jewish breakfast favorites centered around bagels, though price and portion sizes can be inconsistent with taste and practicality, such as avocados in an otherwise tasty breakfast sandwich that felt messy and overpriced. Overall, District Bagel attracts a local crowd and offers strong bagel quality and variety but leaves some guests wanting more consistency in size, freshness, and value.View restaurant profile
District Bagel
Opens Tomorrow at 8:30 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.4 km
Reviews describe Poke Island as a bright, welcoming spot with ultra fresh ingredients, generous portions and a highly customizable bowl menu that appeals to both meat lovers and vegetarians, all set in a beachy, relaxed atmosphere with friendly service. The bowls are repeatedly praised for quality fish, balanced flavors and reliable freshness, with drinks like ube latte boba noted as a bonus and overall good value compared with competitors. A few reviewers mention occasional order mix ups, missing ingredients or inconsistency in portions, and a couple of menu items not meeting expectations, but these are rare compared with broad praise. Overall, this place is seen as a top poke option in Montreal for freshness, variety and friendly, efficient service that keeps guests coming back.View restaurant profile
Poke Island
Open until 3 amMile-End
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≈ 1.5 km
St-Viateur Bagel is described as an iconic Montreal spot with a wood-fired oven that bakes bagels fresh in view, offering classics like sesame, poppy and plain alongside a wider range such as all dressed, cinnamon raisin, rosemary sea salt, whole wheat, blueberry and pumpernickel. Reviewers praise the fresh hot bagels with a chewy center and crisp crust, and many say the aroma and taste are outstanding, worth the wait though lines can be long. The shop operates as a grab-and-go with little or no seating and is cash only, with an on-site ATM and packaging that encourages taking them home. Service is fast and friendly in busy times, though a few notes mention occasional uneven quality or bagels that are drier on some visits. The experience is described as a Montreal ritual, a must-stop for visitors, with bagels often called among the best in the city and the chance to watch the bakers at work in front of you. Location near transit makes it easy to reach, and many customers buy a dozen or more to take away, while some reviews compare it to other local bagel spots and say preferences vary. Overall the sentiment celebrates fresh, hot bagels, a classic flavor profile, a steady crowd, and a strong sense of tradition that keeps people returning to St-Viateur Bagel when in town.View restaurant profile
St-Viateur Bagel
Open until MidnightLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, Outremont
Mentioned in: 19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food ExperienceThe Best Bagels in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.5 km
St-Viateur Bagel is widely praised as an iconic Montreal bagel experience, with bagels hot from a wood fired oven, crisp on the outside and chewy inside, delivering a slightly sweet, classic Montreal flavor. The shop is typically grab-and-go with limited or no seating, cash only in most locations, and an on site ATM; lines can be long but move quickly as staff keep the process efficient. Reviewers enjoy a broad selection of toppings and flavors including sesame, poppy, plain, everything, cinnamon raisin and more, and many appreciate watching the bagels being baked right in front of them. The experience is often described as authentic and worth a trip, with bagels fresh, flavorful, and best eaten warm, though some reports note occasional inconsistency, drier textures, or a lack of cohesion when many hands are involved. Price and value are generally regarded as good for a classic Montreal staple, with suggestions to buy a dozen or more to enjoy later, and to bring cash and a bag for transport. While most feedback emphasizes the positive aroma, tradition, and quick service, a minority expresses concerns about hygiene or seating and one-off cases of variability, but overall the consensus remains that St-Viateur Bagel offers a quintessential Montreal bagel experience.View restaurant profile
St-Viateur Bagel
Open until MidnightMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food ExperienceView More
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≈ 1.5 km
Reviewers describe Café Souvenir as a warm and welcoming spot in Montreal with delicious food and attentive service, and a terrace that adds to the appeal for brunch. The menu shines with crepes, croque monsieur, eggs Benedict, a Parisien, a smoked bagel, and crowd favorites like the burger souvenir and mushroom gnocchi, while the new menu is regarded as a real treat. Beverages such as smoothies and cafe glacé receive praise for their freshness and quality, making for a refreshing pause. The service is described as impeccable, friendly, courteous and smiling, with guests feeling at home and likely to return.View restaurant profile
Café Souvenir
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amOutremont, Mile-End
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≈ 1.5 km
Palgong Tea is described as a welcoming spot with friendly, professional staff and consistently attentive service. The menu is praised for freshness and variety, including on-site tapioca and many bubble tea options, with sugar-free builds and popping bobba in jasmine, lychee and passion fruit flavors. Beverages are noted to be infused at proper temperatures, which enhances flavor when sugar is not used. A small frozen chocolate-covered cake on a stick is mentioned as a sweet pairing. The smoothies are described as refreshing, and the overall product is said to be among the best milk teas with some calling it the best in Montreal. First-time visitors are greeted warmly and return visits have continued to be positive, with the staff described as friendly and informative. The overall impression is that Palgong Tea delivers quality, variety and a thoughtful, customer-focused experience.View restaurant profile
Palgong Tea
Open until 10 pmMile-End
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≈ 1.5 km
Reviews of Sushi Shoten describe a consistently strong dining experience, with fresh, well prepared sushi, generous portions, and attentive service that is often praised as friendly and knowledgeable; several diners highlight the high quality of fish, especially the salmon and tuna, and the artistry of presentation that makes each plate look like a piece of art. The menu is noted for variety, including traditional nigiri, maki, and some specialty items, with many customers returning regularly and recommending it for value given the freshness and flavors, and some reviews mention other offerings such as banh mi and miso soup. Service is described as fast and responsive, though a few comments point to occasional gaps, such as tuna nigiri that could be fresher, or rolls missing advertised ingredients, and one note that prices can be higher than expected for the portion. Ambience is described as cozy, sometimes small but inviting, with a clean space and a pleasant atmosphere. Overall, Sushi Shoten attracts repeat visits for quality sushi, friendly staff, and reliable consistency, with some calls for price alignment and continued attention to ingredient accuracy.View restaurant profile
Sushi Shoten
Japanese authentic sushi
Open until 9 pm
Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.8 km
Fairmount Bagel Bakery is described as an iconic Montreal staple, with wood fired ovens delivering warm, chewy bagels that are best enjoyed fresh and often taken to go. Reviews celebrate a broad lineup of flavors from sesame and everything to blueberry and sun dried tomato, with many calling the sesame bagel the standout and consistently excellent. Readers note the aroma and the hands on experience of watching dough being shaped and boiled in honey water before baking, which adds to the charm. The atmosphere varies in tone from warmly praised staff to occasional comments about slow or uneven service, and some notes about unfriendly moments. A common caveat is that the shop is cash or Canadian debit card only, with some posts noting no seating and lines that move slowly at peak times, but many still say the wait is worth it for the quality. Several reviewers declare it among the best bagels in Montreal if not the world, often preferring it to competitors and NYC comparisons, while a few say the quality can vary and freshness fades later in the day. Overall, the reviews paint a picture of a beloved institution where fresh, warm bagels, classic toppings, and a straightforward takeout experience define the visit, and where the ritual and taste keep locals and visitors returning.View restaurant profile
Fairmount Bagel Bakery
Open 24HRSMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile EndThe Best Bagels in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.9 km
Chez Greenberg is described as a warm, welcoming spot with a cozy atmosphere and attentive service that makes guests feel at home. The bagel lox combinations are repeatedly praised, with the lemon cream cheese and house smoked salmon noted as standout touches. Knishes, latkes, and whitefish salad are highlighted as equally delicious, with many comments on fresh ingredients and careful preparation. The cafe vibe extends to excellent coffee and brunch offerings that fit the comforting mood of the place. Some reviewers mention price points as a consideration, but most agree the quality and experience justify it. Overall, it emerges as a local gem and a must visit in Montreal for bagel lovers and fans of Jewish inspired creations.View restaurant profile
Chez Greenberg
Open until 5 pmMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Best Family-Friendly Restaurants in Montreal: Where to Eat with Kids Year-RoundWhere to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile EndView More
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≈ 2.5 km
Overall, Banh Mi Hanoi draws mixed but mostly positive impressions, with many noting the banh mi are flavorful and generously filled with meat and considered a strong value, and several reviewers calling it among the best banh mi in Montreal, while a few feel tastier options exist at lower prices elsewhere. Service is often described as friendly and quick, making pickups convenient after a long day, and some reviews praise specific offerings like the Hanoi style, the pork version and even a croissant banh mi. On the downside, there are cautions about issues such as bones in the chicken banh mi, occasional hours closing early or seeming unreliable, and a problem with a green plastic thread found in a sandwich. Beverages are less favorable, with bubble tea described as excessively sweet or undrinkable and the matcha milk tea noted for a gritty texture and odd pearls. A light note about a bowl of vermicelli with herbs being fresh and satisfying with a good portion rounds out the overview, illustrating strong flavor and energy but some inconsistencies in drinks and hours.View restaurant profile
Banh Mi Hanoi
Open until 7 pmVilleray-Saint-Michel, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.5 km
Hof Kelsten is described as a standout bakery with buttery, flaky croissants and a broad range of viennoiserie and savory pastries, with the chocolate babka and zaatar torsade frequently highlighted and rugelach noted when available as exceptional. Matzoh ball soup and the egg salad sandwich are repeatedly praised, and the bread and pastries are often regarded as reliable or excellent across visits, with some reviewers noting the cafe quality like full bodied coffee. The space can feel limited for eating in, with seating mostly stools or standing room, though the atmosphere and service are generally friendly; a few comments mention language barriers or uneven attentiveness. While a few reviewers compare value and price to other bakeries, the consensus remains that Hof Kelsten earns a place on many Montreal lists and is worth multiple visits for those seeking variety and technical pastry perfection.View restaurant profile
Hof Kelsten
Traditional Jewish & French pastries & breads, plus brunch & espresso, in a modern, trendy space.
Open until 5 pm
Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.6 km
Reviews describe Kahwa Café as a busy, cozy spot where fresh bread is baked on site and sandwiches like the chicken panko, lamb, merguez, kebab libre, falafel, and chicken parm are flavorful and well valued. Many praise the homemade bread, the tasty sauces, and the affordable prices, with takeout and an outdoor terrace helping when seating is tight. The vibe is lively and the service is described as friendly and efficient, though the dining area can feel small or loud. Long lines are common, but most testers feel the wait is worth the quality. A few notes mention occasional issues with cleanliness or consistency across locations, yet the bread and fillings receive constant compliments. Overall Kahwa Café is considered one of the top sandwich spots in Montreal, a reliable spot for a quick, satisfying lunch and a place many plan to return to to try more flavors.View restaurant profile
Kahwa Café
Open until 11 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.6 km
Gong Cha is described as a welcoming, clean spot with friendly staff, comfortable seating, and quick service. The menu offers a wide range of bubble teas and other treats like croffles, with options to tweak sugar and ice levels to suit preferences. Popular orders include brown sugar oolong milk tea and taro milk with pearls, and several reviewers note the drinks taste like real tea and offer good value at Montreal prices. The venue is praised as a nice place to hang out on the plateau with ample seating and a bright atmosphere. While the experience is mainly positive, there are a few hiccups mentioned, including an order missing pearls and occasional remarks about trying different drinks, plus a note about the use of disposable cups and packaging. Overall, Gong Cha is seen as a reliable choice for bubble tea and other drinks, with tasty croffles and quick, friendly service that keeps customers coming back.View restaurant profile
Gong Cha
Open until 10 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.7 km
Reviews of BBagels describe a warm family run spot with oversized fluffy bagels that feel like a New York style with a Montreal twist. Diners praise the open faced sandwiches and stuffed bagels, the rip and dip service style, and a wide lineup of house made schmears and dips, including vegan options like chimichurri and lemon scallion, plus inventive flavors such as honey garlic jalapeno and zaatar. The smoked salmon bagel and other bagel sandwiches are repeatedly highlighted as exceptional, with many calling the salmon bagel the best they have had. The texture is noted as crispy on the outside and soft inside, and portions are generous. Several reviews applaud the thoughtful low waste approach and friendly, welcoming staff, sometimes in a quaint neighborhood vibe, though a few mention price, wait times, or a non traditional bagel experience compared with classic Montreal staples. Overall, BBagels emerges as a standout, if occasionally divisive, option for bagel lovers seeking bold flavors and a high care level.View restaurant profile
Bbagels
Open until 6 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Best Bagels in Montreal
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≈ 2.7 km
Real Fruit Bubble Tea receives mostly positive feedback for tasty drinks and friendly, quick service, with reviewers highlighting options like the mango slush with real fruit chunks and added tapioca pearls and noting a welcoming atmosphere that makes them want to return. However, some reviews point to inconsistency in preparation, as drinks can arrive watery or not match requested customization, and a few customers report slow ordering, inattentive service, or even rude behavior and missing receipts.View restaurant profile
Real Fruit Bubble Tea
Open until 5 pmTown of Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
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≈ 2.8 km
St-Viateur Bagel & Café is widely praised for fresh, Montreal-style bagels that are warm and chewy with a crisp exterior, often served with simple, flavorful toppings and a range of bagel sandwiches made on site from a wood-fired oven. Reviewers note the quality ingredients and favorites like sesame, poppy, rosemary and sea salt, with classics such as smoked salmon on sesame and egg or bacon bagels. The atmosphere is cozy and bustling, with friendly, efficient staff and quick service despite long lines that move steadily; seating can be limited and the space feels tight, and payment is usually cash only or Canadian debit, with international cards not always accepted. Overall sentiment frames the place as an iconic Montreal institution that often meets or exceeds expectations and is considered worth the wait and hype, though a few find it pricey or not as exceptional as expected. The takeaway is that this spot remains a must-visit for bagel lovers and visitors to Montreal, offering a memorable, hands-on bagel experience with strong flavors and a distinct local character.View restaurant profile
St-Viateur Bagel & Café
Open until 8 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.8 km
Real Fruit Bubble Tea earns praise for amazing flavors, fresh ingredients, and impeccable service, with the mango juice singled out as delicious and the manager described as consistently nice. Some reviews highlight a single staff member handling the store, leading to longer waits and occasional early closures when workers are unwell or unavailable, while others mention payroll constraints and a frequent lack of air conditioning. Despite these challenges, many customers consider Real Fruit Bubble Tea a go to and favorite spot for bubble tea, reflecting a mix of high quality and sympathy for the staff while recognizing the busy realities of operating a small shop.View restaurant profile
Real Fruit Bubble Tea
Open until 8 pmOutremont, Côte-des-Neiges
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
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≈ 2.8 km
Bagel Etc is described as a nostalgic classic brunch spot with a warm, efficient staff, retro decor, and music that evokes a Montreal past. Reviews celebrate fresh, well executed staples like eggs Benedict on bagels, house made salsas, generous portions, and bagels that are always chewy and delicious. The coffee and orange juice are highlighted as freshly prepared, with quick service on weekend mornings and a lively atmosphere that makes it feel like a local ritual. Several comments praise the welcoming vibe and the sense of community, though a few note occasional service hiccups, potential extra charges, slow meals when busy, and questions about cleanliness or a wasp presence outside. Cash or debit are often preferred since credit cards may not always be accepted. Overall the place is seen as a beloved Montreal gem offering strong brunch, classic dishes, and a memorable vibe, with some caveats to consider.View restaurant profile
Bagel Etc
Open until 4 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.8 km
Chatime
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
≈ 2.9 km
Reviews describe Thé Perlé Banh Mi as a standout in Montreal for authentic, flavorful banh mi, with bread that is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, juicy meat, fresh pickled vegetables, and generous portions that many call great value. Chicken and pork banh mi are especially praised, with the spicy chicken and savory pork among the favorites, and options including beef and a popular vegetarian version. Bubble tea is frequently highlighted as a strong companion to the sandwiches, with flavors such as taro, rose, mango, and lychee noted as tasty and reasonably priced. Staff are consistently described as friendly, attentive, and welcoming, contributing to a cozy, family-like atmosphere, and the move to a bigger location near Saint Denis is mentioned as making visits more comfortable. Pricing is repeatedly praised as affordable, and many reviewers say it is one of the best banh mi spots in Montreal. A few comments point to occasional fatty meat or MSG concerns and one note about the new space, but overall the sentiment is overwhelmingly positive.View restaurant profile
Thé Perlé Banh Mi
Open until 8:30 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Bánh Mì in Montreal: Our Top PicksThe Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in MontrealView More
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≈ 3.1 km
La Petite Dînette comes across as an unpretentious, cozy spot with cute retro decor and a welcoming, attentive staff. Reviews highlight the pho options, especially beef and meatball pho, along with banh mi, spring rolls, and grilled chicken, often with generous portions and flavorful soups, while drinks like butterfly pea and passion fruit or lychee are described as artful and tasty. The atmosphere is praised as nostalgic and the music adds a fun eurodisco vibe, with many noting a small family run feel and friendly owners who make guests feel valued. Price impressions range from very good value and affordability to occasional comments about small portions for higher prices, indicating a mix of perceived value. Accessibility and cleanliness are mentioned positively, with easy entry, spacious layout, adaptable seating and a focus on customer needs, suggesting La Petite Dînette is a reliable favorite for pho and Vietnamese staples with many planning to return to try more items.View restaurant profile
La Petite Dînette
Open until 10 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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