Oeuffruits earns praise for consistently flavorful food and friendly, attentive service, creating a warm, welcoming, almost homey atmosphere that keeps diners coming back. Dishes like the smoked salmon benedict are highlighted for perfectly poached eggs, rich hollandaise, and generous portions of fresh salmon, while breakfast staples such as well seasoned sausages accompany a variety of options and good coffee. The service is described as fast, courteous, and genuinely helpful, making guests feel at ease rather than rushed. The overall vibe is casual and relaxed, with reasonable prices and generous portions that suit regular visits and a sense of familiarity among staff and customers. This combination of fresh food, reliable quality, and personable service stands out as a core reason people consider it their go to breakfast spot in the neighborhood.View restaurant profile
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Overall, Bistrot Montréal-Trudeau is seen as a fairly priced airport dining option with decent food and generally friendly service, though the open, busy setup can feel hectic and limit choices. Counter service at the airport stall is fast, but seating is limited and fills quickly. Dishes such as spaghetti puttanesca are praised, while some bakery items are criticized for texture or value and the croissant or cinnamon bun can be disappointing. Coffee is good but non dairy milk options are lacking. Staff are described as friendly and attentive, with some noting exceptional care from a bartender, though experiences can vary. Travellers with kids may struggle to find universally appealing options, though attempts are made to accommodate. Montreal style bagels and smoked meats are highlighted as a feature, with bagels described as less dense and mildly sweet when toasted; the overall impression is mixed but positive for value and certain items, tempered by expensive pastries and variability in service and airport logistics.View restaurant profile
Java U Café is an airport spot near the gates with a broad selection of drinks and snacks, from pastries to sandwiches, and its location makes it a reliable stop before or after security. Reviewers note that the coffee variety is decent and fast, with good iced options, but prices are high as expected in an airport. Orders can be forgotten when busy, and line cutting or rude behavior can sour the visit, though several staff members are described as welcoming and patient. Food options are plentiful including a Montrealais sandwich with the option to heat, and the displays show a wide range of quick takeaways for travellers. Opinions on specific items vary, with some finding the breakfast croissant overpriced, while others praise fresh tasting coffee and good value on combo meals like Greek salad. A few experiences highlight the quality of the drinks, with customers enjoying iced vanilla latte and iced chai latte and fresh coffee right before a flight. Overall, Java U Café offers a convenient airport stop with solid coffee and varied food, but travellers should expect airport prices and the possibility of service hiccups during busy periods.View restaurant profile
Livia draws mixed but generally positive impressions, with fresh ingredients and tasty poke bowls highlighted, especially the salmon poke bowl described as delicious, flavorful, and balanced and a good light option before a flight, and service noted as quick, friendly, and attentive with staff checking in and a welcoming airport vibe. On the downside, cleanliness concerns appear in some visits, including dirty tables, chairs, and floors and overflowing bins, and some guests report unexpected extras like a soy sauce charge and a credit card transaction fee. Items can vary in value and quality, with some dishes perceived as bland or overpriced for an airport setting, a breakfast wrap not matching the online image, and an avocado toast and smoothie experience described as lacking tips or being overly seasoned or spicy. Overall, Livia is seen as a convenient quick meal option for travelers who value speed and light, fresh poke, though experiences can differ based on the visit.View restaurant profile
Reviews show a mixed picture across Starbucks locations, with good coffee and hours that fit travel schedules at some sites, while others struggle with service speed and crowding. A shift manager is praised for patience and professionalism, keeping the line moving and duties handled with care. The location near gate C is described as snail paced, and concerns about cleanliness arise when a worker handles garbage without gloves and does not wash hands before handling food. A rude moment is noted where a staff member mocked a customer attempting to speak French. The layout can be awkward, making it hard to stay in line to order and receive drinks. Short staffing is cited at an airport location, with only one cashier and one person taking orders for many customers. The coffee quality is commonly praised, with some locations open early and late, enhancing travel convenience, though app ordering may not always save time and some customers feel overlooked. In Quebec, bilingual dynamics and higher taxes are noted, but the drinks arrive hot and satisfying.View restaurant profile
Non Solo Pane is described as a beloved bakery and cafe with a wide array of Italian pastries cannoli gelato and wood fired pizzas, with reviewers praising freshness flavor and appealing displays. The service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, though lines can be long and cashier times slow on busy days, and a few accounts mention arrogance or inconsistent service. The menu earns high marks for variety and quality, including sandwiches arancini eggplant parmigiana millefeuille zeppole and lemon ice cream, with desserts noted as standout and some critics sensing a faint pizza note in sweets. Pizzas remain a common highlight, especially the wood fired options, historically including Detroit style before shifting to New York style slices, with opinions divided on value. The atmosphere ranges from casual and outdoor seating to a busy cafe vibe, and several reviews encourage returning to try more pastries and desserts. Overall Non Solo Pane appears to be a go to for Italian treats and casual meals, valued for pastry selections and pizzas, while caveats include price wait times and occasional service inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Pointe Claire Deli is described as a cozy, vibrant brunch spot with a menu that often earns praise for great potatoes, huevos rancheros, avocado toast with halloumi, and other well prepared breakfast and lunch dishes, with many noting generous portions, fresh ingredients, and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere when the younger staff are in charge. The food quality and overall vibe are repeatedly cited as highlights, along with reliable service and a busy but enjoyable environment, appealing to locals and visitors alike who appreciate a casual gourmet feel and a strong weekend brunch scene. However, the reviews also flag ongoing staffing and management challenges that can affect pacing and hospitality, including slow acknowledgment after seating, uneven service, and occasional curt treatment from the owner; some customers have also commented on price increases, removal of free coffee with breakfast, small booths, cold air conditioning and other practical irritants, and a few policy signs that felt unfriendly. Despite these gaps, the consensus is that Pointe Claire Deli remains a popular destination for breakfast and brunch with standout items and a welcoming atmosphere, likely to bring repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Café Greenwood as a small, cozy, retro inspired cafe with a welcoming vibe and consistently fresh, delicious offerings. The menu shines with generously made sandwiches, pastries, croissants, and strong coffee, with many items praised as everyday favorites and new discoveries. Standout foods include almond maple croissant, brownies, smoked salmon sandwich, pork cubano, focaccia, and lemon muffin, while drinks like iced latte and cappuccino receive frequent praise for quality and flavour. Service is repeatedly described as friendly, fast, and attentive, with staff noted as helpful and the atmosphere calm and inviting. The bakery items are described as homemade and baked fresh, and the cafe is often recommended as a place to return to for reliable quality. The experience is characterized as friendly and approachable, with a welcoming small space charm that makes many want to visit again, especially for the sandwiches and coffee.View restaurant profile
Cafe Le Den is described as a cozy, welcoming spot with consistently strong coffee and fresh, satisfying sandwiches. Reviewers notice friendly staff and a homey atmosphere that makes it easy to relax, catch up with friends, or work for a while. The drink menu covers a wide range from peanut latte, pistachio latte, ube matcha, marron chestnut matcha, strawberry matcha latte, to cream latte and iced Americano, all praised for quality. The food is noted for variety and freshness, including veggie breakfast sandwiches, avocado sandwiches, chicken panini, pulled pork, and seasonal Brie and apple options, often served with a small salad. The space is family friendly, well lit, and comfortable, accommodating both quiet visits and busier afternoons with students and locals. While occasional slips are mentioned, such as missed items that are quickly corrected, the overall tone is that Cafe Le Den is a reliable West Island staple with good value and a welcoming, consistent experience and even unique offerings like bingsoo.View restaurant profile
Les Délices de la Gare Valois is described in these reviews as a cozy, welcoming spot known for homemade quality and a wide variety of freshly-made treats. The lattes sparkle with glitter, the cheesecakes are heavenly, and the pastry selection from scones to sandwiches and desserts pleases with well balanced portions. The atmosphere is charming and homey, with staff noted for warm, friendly service and memorable high tea experiences that impress guests. A consistent emphasis on homemade everything, including items from the owners and a homemade vibe, along with reliable coffee and friendly service, emerges across stories. Overall this place stands out as a local favorite for a morning pick me up or lunch, with many saying they would return, bring friends, or even drive from the city for another visit.View restaurant profile
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