Au Coco N'Oeufs is described as a cozy, family friendly breakfast spot where Bénédictines aux asperges are spectacular and a bountiful fruit plate is common, with new management credited for lifting the overall quality. Patates are praised by many as excellent, though some find them too heavy or even nauseating, and there are occasional order mix ups like receiving a different drink or side than requested. Service is repeatedly highlighted as impeccable, fast on weekend mornings, and the staff is described as friendly, with the atmosphere feeling welcoming and homey. Prices are generally seen as reasonable and portions generous, though a few notes point to a higher cost for breakfasts and some complaints about the indoor climate being too cold. One review mentions a case of food poisoning attributed to the potatoes, but overall Au Coco N'Oeufs is described as a charming little gem worth visiting.View restaurant profile
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Tout En N'Oeuf is described as a popular breakfast spot offering generous portions, a warm atmosphere, and homemade dishes made with care, with a standout sweet and savory crepe featuring chocolate, banana and crumbled bacon on top. The staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness, efficiency, and attentive service, and the decor is noted as nice, contributing to a welcoming vibe. Dishes such as hearty breakfasts and specialties like Philly steak poutine receive frequent praise, and many guests say they plan to return with groups. Most reviews mention good value and reasonable prices, though one comment questions why breakfast can feel pricey compared with other places. Overall the impression is very positive, with many calling it a reliable and enjoyable brunch destination.View restaurant profile
