Reviewers describe Cafe de Source as a cozy welcoming local gem with friendly service, good value, and delicious coffee and pastries. The atmosphere is comfortable for study, work or hanging out, with plenty of outlets and free wifi, clean and spacious spaces. Fresh pastries such as almond and pistachio croissants receive praise, as do croissant and bagel sandwiches and other light bites, with tea and coffee highlighted. While a few mention it being a bit cold inside, the overall sentiment emphasizes caring staff and a homey vibe that feels better than chains. Many point to it as a neighborhood favorite suitable for a casual meal, a date, or a quick escape, and recommend stopping by. Overall Cafe de Source delivers a welcoming high quality cafe experience with consistent hospitality and reliable fare.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Le Four is consistently praised for fresh thin dough manakish with zaatar and cheese, along with a wide range of Syrian and Lebanese pastries and items like sujuk manouche. Reviewers note generous portions, authentic flavors, and open flame baking that gives a distinct taste, as well as friendly service and a clean welcoming atmosphere. The bakery offers a broad selection of breads, sweets, and specialty items at fair prices, making it a go to spot for breakfast and treats in the West Island. Many mention the homemade feel and high quality ingredients, with items such as lahmbajin, fatayer, sfiha, baklava, and other sweets receiving frequent praise, while staff are described as helpful and honest about what to order. Overall it is seen as a top choice for authentic Middle Eastern baked goods in Montreal's West Island, with multiple mentions of returning often and recommending it to others.View restaurant profile
Chateau Kabab West Island is described by diners as a warm, welcoming spot with a homey vibe that suits family gatherings and friends alike, offering generous portions of flavorful kebabs and rice that many call fresh and authentic, with lentil soup, salads, and sides that complement the main dishes. Reviewers consistently praise friendly, attentive service and a professional, hospitable atmosphere, with many noting the owner and staff make guests feel at home and the interior decor and ambiance create a comfortable dining experience. The food is repeatedly highlighted for quality and variety, with juicy kebabs, well seasoned grills, and high attention to detail; some dishes are noted as especially tasty and well priced, including combo platters and deals. While the majority of experiences are positive, a few critiques mention slow service during busy times, menu changes or price increases that feel unfair, occasional issues with temperature or quality of dishes, and at least one frustrating interaction with a staff member. The restaurant is also praised for being suitable for large groups, events, and takeout or catering, with a prayer space on site and halal offerings that attract families and visitors from different areas. Some reviewers note parking can be icy in winter and that a busy night can affect seating and service.View restaurant profile
Le Skratch is described as a lively bar that blends pool, golf screens and a social vibe, with a QR code for booking the golf simulator and no walk-ins. Food is not served but outside food can be brought in, and drinks are praised as fairly priced while the bartenders are noted to be friendly and the atmosphere generally upbeat, including during sports events like UFC nights. Some impressions mention uneven service late at night with staff retreating to their own bar stools and looking at phones, and cleanliness or wear on installations is occasionally noted. The billiards area is accessible with free parking and recent renovations have improved the turf, and the overall experience combines plenty of tables, multiple TVs and golf features that attract pool and sports fans, though a few reviews describe a dive-bar vibe with video gambling machines. Overall, Le Skratch emerges as a solid spot for mixing pool, golf screens, and casual drinks, with guests planning to return despite some inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Reviews portray Caro Resto as a warm, welcoming and spacious spot on the West Island where the food is consistently delicious, beautifully presented, and offered at very good value. The menu covers breakfast and brunch with a variety of dishes and Haitian influences like plantains and griot, and portions are generous. Service is repeatedly praised for being attentive and friendly, with the owner and chef making rounds to check in and add thoughtful touches that enhance the experience. The atmosphere is described as cozy yet lively, clean and family friendly, ideal for celebrations or casual meals with friends. A few notes mention minor missteps, but overall taste, freshness, and hospitality shine, leading many to call Caro Resto a new favorite or hidden gem and to plan return visits.View restaurant profile
La Roulotte draws mixed but largely positive notices for its casual, local vibe and generous portions of classic fast casual fare. Reviewers praise tasty hot dogs, solid poutines, and homemade fries, with some calling the poutine the best and noting that portions can fill a crowd. The atmosphere is described as a simple, popular diner feel, with touches like crayons and social games that create a family friendly experience. Service is repeatedly highlighted as friendly and bilingual, and prices are considered affordable, making it an attainable Montreal staple for many. On the downside, some visits are described as run down with aging decor, uneven quality, and concerns about cleanliness or food handling, and a few reviewers report disappointing portions or inconsistent experiences. Overall, La Roulotte comes across as a dependable spot for nostalgic, hearty meals where many leave satisfied and planning a return, while a few encounters suggest room for improvement in upkeep and consistency.View restaurant profile
DelMonaco's is praised for fresh, on-site cannolis and impressive zeppoles, with the dough and ricotta filling highlighted as especially fresh, while the menu also showcases tomato pizza, meatball subs with spicy peppers, eggplant parmesan chicken, and a variety of authentic pasta sauces along with frozen options. Takeout is convenient and staff are described as friendly, though seating may be limited or unavailable. Some visits note a soggy bottom crust on certain pizzas, which was disappointing when hoping for a peak takeout experience. Overall, the reviews reflect strong appreciation for the homemade feel, the range of offerings, and the quick grab-and-go convenience, suggesting notable flavor and variety across the menu.View restaurant profile
