Chez Loulou is described as a popular spot for brunch and lunch where families report waffles enjoyed by kids, meals that are consistently good and reasonably priced, and a welcoming, fast service. The menu is considered solid with a standout breakfast poutine that many would recommend. Some notes mention a coffee that is a bit weak, but overall impressions highlight good value, generous portions, and a friendly atmosphere. There is mention of new management and a name change, but the overall sentiment remains positive about the quality and value at this restaurant.View restaurant profile
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Reviews describe Café Ruban Bleu as a cozy yet stylish spot with a calm welcoming vibe and a touch of urban chic. The menu features sandwiches and salads made in house, with many locally sourced ingredients, plus pastries from a Montreal bakery, all paired with flavorful coffee and other well crafted beverages including seasonal options. A memorable raclette sandwich with pickled onions and thinly sliced apples is highlighted by some, while dairy and other products from local farms emphasize terroir and freshness. The staff are repeatedly praised for warmth and attentiveness, and the atmosphere is noted as relaxing, making it a good place to work or study in the morning. Seating is intimate, with about twenty places, and while prices can feel a touch steep, the quality justifies the cost for many. Some reviewers would like longer hours, especially afternoons and Sundays, but overall Café Ruban Bleu is seen as a delightful, charming stop that blends fresh ingredients, craft beverages and a welcoming ambiance.View restaurant profile