Marché Artisans is described as a cozy, welcoming spot with a wide range of artisanal foods and drinks, where fresh, well-presented dishes and generous portions keep guests satisfied. The menu includes sandwiches, pastries, desserts, cakes, chocolate, pizza, crepes and charcuterie, alongside coffee, tea, and other drinks, with homemade ice creams and seasonal offerings adding to the appeal. A friendly, professional team and attentive service are frequently praised, as is the inviting atmosphere and spacious seating. Guests enjoy the variety of artisanal products and ready-to-eat dishes, from jellies and condiments to chocolates, and appreciate good value. The venue feels versatile and vibrant for casual bites, desserts, and celebrations alike.View restaurant profile
Quartier Général du Vieux Beloeil offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with a cozy interior and a bright terrace where guests enjoy great coffee, delicious sandwiches, soups, and desserts. The staff is consistently friendly and attentive, adding to the sense of a relaxed, homey place to pause or catch up with friends. The menu features a variety of local, well prepared options and there are thoughtful touches like house made beverages, a refreshing lemonade, and house made sorbets from the cremerie. The ambiance blends rustic furnishings with local art, creating a charming setting that feels both casual and comfortable whether stopping in for a quick bite or settling in with a laptop for a while. Patrons praise the reasonable prices and the range of options that accommodate different tastes and dietary needs, including gluten free bread choices. A sense of community is reinforced by a family friendly vibe and occasional games and artisan goods that invite longer visits. Overall it is frequently described as a standout spot in Beloeil for a cafe visit, lunch, or a pleasant pause during a walk or a day out.View restaurant profile
Reviewers consistently praise Fromagerie Victoria St-Jérôme for fresh fast food and a standout poutine with squeaky cheese curds and crispy fries, and the menu offers sauces and cheeses to take home. The atmosphere is described as calm and bright with friendly service, high ceilings and natural light, and the ordering process is efficient even when busy. Some visits are criticized for inconsistent quality such as fries tasting like old oil or certain items not meeting expectations, and prices are noted as higher than elsewhere by some. Staff are frequently highlighted for helpfulness and attentiveness, including allergy guidance and going above and beyond, though one interaction about outside drinks was seen as abrupt. Desserts and ice cream are praised, and the place is viewed as a family friendly spot with local products, making it a must visit for many, while others caution about value and occasional variability.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Comptoir 400 highlight a waterfront Old Port setting with a cozy terrace and a vibe that many find casual and inviting. Dishes praised include mussels, fries, poutine, pizzas such as arugula and vegetarian varieties, and burgers, with several noting fresh, hot, well prepared fare and good value for the area; however, some reviews cite portions or quality that can be uneven and a poutine or meat sandwich that falls short. Service is described as friendly and attentive by many, with commendable hospitality noted, while other comments point to inconsistent or slow service, or timing that feels rushed. The atmosphere is often described as nice and lively, sometimes with music and a great location, though crowding and pacing issues are mentioned in some visits. Overall Comptoir 400 seems a convenient, popular choice with a strong location and solid dishes, tempered by occasional service gaps and variability in portion sizes and value.View restaurant profile
Crêperie St-Paul draws mixed reviews, with many praising a wide range of sweet and savory crepes, halal options, generous portions, and reasonable prices for its Old Montreal location, plus a cozy upstairs setting that some describe as charming. Diners frequently mention tasty fillings and quick, friendly service in some visits, making it a solid option for a casual crepe stop. However, experiences vary widely, with several noting slow or inattentive service and occasional misfires such as incorrect fillings, bland flavors, or items not as described. Cleanliness concerns and occasional hygiene remarks surface in a few reviews, and a handful label the place overpriced for the value. The atmosphere and location can be appealing, including a cafe like vibe and a pleasant terrace, but others leave wishing for more consistency in food and service. Overall Crêperie St-Paul remains a convenient go to for a quick crepe in the area, good for a casual visit, while expectations about service and consistency may determine whether a return visit feels worthwhile.View restaurant profile
Overall, Café Vito is described as a warm, vibrant neighborhood café with superb espresso and a delicious array of pastries, cookies, cannoli and other Italian snacks, plus tasty on site sandwiches and panini; the atmosphere with a welcoming terrace reminds many guests of Italy and makes it easy to linger with friends or solo; staff are consistently praised for friendliness and attentiveness, and the place is often called the best espresso in town and a staple in the neighborhood. A few notes balance the praise: some visitors note changes to the pistachio cannoli filling compared to earlier versions, and one review mentions an incident where a dish included meat despite a request to omit it; despite these, the overall impression is of high quality, fair prices and a lively, sociable scene that draws regulars and newcomers alike.View restaurant profile
Overall, Nonnina comes through as a bustling, family-friendly Italian spot with a warm, welcoming vibe and a bakery-led menu noted for huge, fresh sandwiches, a wide range of pastries, cannoli, tiramisu, pistachio treats, and the occasional croissant; reviewers praise the porchetta, spicy chicken, prosciutto and other sandwiches, along with pizzas, salads, and reliable coffee, with many saying the pastries and desserts are exceptional. The service is described as fast and friendly, the atmosphere as cozy and authentic, and the location as convenient and lively, even on busy days, with a system for quick pickup that keeps lines moving. Catering for events is highlighted, and many say they would return, sometimes repeatedly, for the pastries, sandwiches, and espresso; however, a few notes mention price, occasional inconsistencies in the coffee, or changes to chicken portions. All in all, the consensus is that Nonnina offers high-quality, satisfying Italian fare in a charming setting and stands out as a top spot for sandwiches and Italian baked goods in the area.View restaurant profile
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TT Café is a cute, cozy spot with good coffee, a wide pastry selection, and consistently friendly service. The space is comfortable for working or relaxing, with ample seating and outdoor options by the canal and a pleasant view. The food side gets mixed feedback: banh mi and many baked goods are praised for flavor, tofu dishes and vermicelli salads receive strong marks, while some rice bowls or chicken dishes are described as bland, disappointing, or overpriced. Ambience and pace vary, with busy periods bringing longer waits and some comments about a colder or quieter atmosphere at times, plus a few cleanliness or professionalism concerns. Overall, TT Café stands out for beverages and baked treats, offering a Vietnamese Canadian fusion menu that can be delicious but also inconsistent and sometimes pricey.View restaurant profile
Le Elsdale Buvette de Quartier is widely described as a cozy, welcoming neighborhood spot where attentive service and a warm, relaxed vibe accompany inventive, well executed dishes. Diners praise standout items from eggs Benedict and Turkish eggs to beef tartare, plus a thoughtful brunch and a strong wine list with well matched cocktails. The atmosphere is repeatedly noted as convivial and intimate, with friendly staff and the option of a terrace adding charm, though a few reviews mention the music can be a touch loud and some mains feel portioned for the price. Local ingredients and careful preparation come through in both savory dishes and desserts, with desserts like carrot cake and millefeuille earning especially high marks and the bread and butter also singled out. Overall the consensus is that quality, flavor and value are consistent, making it a reliable favorite to return to.View restaurant profile
