Resto Au Quotidien is described as a dependable spot for breakfast and lunch with hearty, homemade style dishes and generous portions at very reasonable prices. The gourmand plate is often highlighted for its variety, and overall value is frequently praised, with friendly, attentive service and small personalized touches that enhance the welcoming atmosphere. Most reviews express satisfaction with the cuisine, service, and ambience, noting it as a reliable go to and even the best lunch in town in some cases. A few meals fall short for some guests, with complaints about portions, temperature or taste not meeting expectations, reminding that results can vary. Overall the reviews converge on a positive impression of a cozy, value driven dining experience worth returning to.View restaurant profile
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Reviews describe Louisa Café de quartier as a neighbourhood gem for its excellent coffee and pastries, a warm, aesthetically pleasing space, and friendly service that many patrons appreciate whether working on the terrace or popping in for a bite. However, experiences vary: several comments point to slow service and long waits, occasional declines in quality or higher prices, and complaints about limited indoor seating and the use of disposable cups with plastic lids that detract from the overall vibe. The menu is praised for healthy options and dessert variety, and some visitors highlight a relaxing, social atmosphere, while others note the ambiance could benefit from a refresh and that some specialty items feel overpriced. Overall, it remains a popular spot for a reliable caffeine fix and a pleasant place to spend time, with caveats about service speed, consistency, and sustainability practices.View restaurant profile
Billard des Pros is described as a warm, welcoming spot with plenty of billiard tables in good condition and bright, inviting lighting that makes it easy to enjoy a night of pool with friends. Prices are affordable and the staff generally friendly and professional, though busy periods can slow drink service. The ambiance is repeatedly praised, with a lively vibe, screens offering more than hockey, a DJ at times, and clean restrooms adding to the positive impression. New additions since the franchise update include a fast food style food option, while management changes have not diminished its appeal in Laval. The venue is noted for being busy yet accessible, with many tables available to avoid long waits and a space that supports casual games or a relaxed head to head, making it a popular choice for an evening out.View restaurant profile
Au Grille Pain comes across as a warm, family run breakfast and brunch spot where the owner and team are consistently friendly and attentive, even on busy mornings, and the service is described as fast, courteous, and impeccable. The menu offers classics reimagined with originality and generous portions, with many praising the eggs Benedict on croissant, poutine, crepes with cheddar and caramel apples, and a range of hearty options. The atmosphere is welcoming and lively, with a clean open kitchen and a sense of community that makes it easy to return. Prices are repeatedly noted as affordable, offering excellent value for the portions. Several reviews call it a top or favorite breakfast place in Laval and a go to for family or friends, while a few mention minor drawbacks such as a guacamole toast that could be more flavorful or coffee that is decent but not standout. Overall Au Grille Pain appears to deliver flavorful food, friendly service, and a dependable, comforting morning experience.View restaurant profile
