Café Le Bucolique de Ste-Flore is described in reviews as a warm, bucolic refuge with a charming vintage decor that feels almost like a museum. Guests praise the welcoming atmosphere, attentive service, and the sense that every corner tells a story through antique fixtures, retro china and carefully curated artifacts. The menu is celebrated for creative takes on classic breakfasts and comforting dishes made with a home style touch, offering both familiar favorites and pleasant surprises, with prices generally seen as fair, though some portions are noted as small and pricey. A few comments mention a hot dining room during warmer visits, occasional slower service, and dishes that may be overcooked or simple, or note the absence of alcohol on the menu. Despite these caveats, the overall experience is repeatedly valued for the ambiance and the immersive feel, with reservations recommended and many recalling it as a memorable stop that invites lingering to savor the decor as much as the food.View restaurant profile
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Le P'tit Broadway draws a broad mix of impressions, with some meals described as surprisingly cold or pricey, yet service and atmosphere often receive high marks. Many praise the variety of dishes and the efficient, professional staff. Several reviews mention friendly service and a cozy, welcoming vibe, and the place is described as a microbrewery with solid drinks. Criticisms include occasional quality issues like a shell in an egg, order mistakes, and drinks that were not up to par, plus longer waits in a small kitchen. A drawback mentioned is the lack of an on site restroom and a shared, not always clean facility. Overall, Le P'tit Broadway comes across as a place with heart and good meals that can shine with strong service and convivial energy, while experiences vary depending on the visit.View restaurant profile
L'Olivia Table Gourmande is described across reviews as a charming bakery cafe that also serves refined, seasonal dining, with pastries, breads and excellent coffee at the heart of the experience. The ambiance is repeatedly praised as magical and cozy, with beautiful decor and a calm setting that makes it feel special, though a few notes mention noise from the glass veranda and a need for warmer heating or better lighting. The kitchen earns high marks for thoughtful, locally inspired dishes and well executed classics such as tartare and filet mignon, while some plates are critiqued for being too salty, overcooked or lacking brightness. Service is celebrated for warmth and attentiveness when smooth, yet a few visits report pressure to order quickly or slower service during busy times, and a rare incident of illness raised safety concerns. Overall, L'Olivia Table Gourmande shines for pastries, ambiance and hospitality, with excellent recommendations to return for desserts and the experience despite price concerns.View restaurant profile
Pizzeria 67 is described as a very pleasant, clean spot with courteous staff and a welcoming vibe, where the pizza is often praised as excellent, especially the special with generous toppings and an inventive touch like spaghetti baked inside the crust, and the gyros are tender with a tasty sauce; service is frequently highlighted as attentive and friendly and value for money is reported as excellent on every visit; the atmosphere works well for solo diners, couples, or groups, though a few reviews note the ambiance could be livelier with background music or a TV, and one critique mentions poutine with too much sauce and cheese portions that fall short; overall, Pizzeria 67 comes across as a reliable favorite with solid quality, good variety, and continued appeal.View restaurant profile
