Deli La Trattoria draws praise for wood fired pizza, generous sandwiches especially chicken cutlet, and cannoli and pastries, along with a wide Italian grocery and dessert selection. The wood oven crusts are consistently crispy on the outside and tender inside, with fresh fillings and a distinct smoky note, while the cannolis are creamy and well balanced. The deli offers a broad range of Italian products, bread, and sweets that many say elevate quick meals into a real treat, with gelato and desserts that stand out. Service is repeatedly described as friendly, welcoming, and efficient even when busy, with staff making guests feel at home. Value is noted as good with generous portions and sauces and meatballs earning extra praise, and the place is often called a local gem or West Island staple. Some minor drawbacks include a small seating area and occasional parking pressures, and a few reviewers would like a stronger cappuccino, but overall Deli La Trattoria is seen as a go to for pizza and sandwiches and authentic Italian fare.View restaurant profile
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Bistro Grace emerges in reviews as a warm, cozy dining spot where the food is frequently described as delicious and flavorful and the service as attentive and knowledgeable. Many appreciate the intimate atmosphere, nice music, and the sense of a refined, special night out, with halloumi or sea bass among the highlighted dishes and wine pairings that guests enjoyed. The place is often praised as a hidden gem in the West Island and a spot many plan to revisit to try new dishes, with several taking away strong recommendations. At the same time, some visits are marked by uneven quality for the price, slower service when staffing is limited, and occasional issues with drinks or birthday acknowledgments, along with remarks that the experience did not meet expectations on certain occasions or that prices felt steep. Overall, experiences converge on a memorable dining experience with standout flavors and friendly, attentive service, tempered by caveats about consistency and value.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Pâtisserie Crazy about CupCakes as consistently delivering fresh, beautifully decorated cupcakes and delicious cakes for any occasion, with on time delivery and attentive service. The cake designs and custom art are praised for accuracy and impact, and the high quality of taste and professional, responsive service is highlighted across orders. Repeat customers note reliable service even at the last minute and cakes that suit birthdays and parties, while presentation and portions are appreciated. The bakery stands out for striking items that spark conversation, such as green cakes, and for printed picture cakes that kids love. Overall, the experience is described as satisfying flavors, beautiful visuals, dependable delivery, and a positive, friendly vibe that keeps customers returning.View restaurant profile
Reviews about Pizzeria Casa Rita highlight a consistent favorite in the West Island, with the pizza described as fresh and flavorful, the crust the right balance of crispy and chewy, and a homemade feel that stands apart from chains. Several diners praise reliable delivery and quick service whether eating in or takeout, and the staff are repeatedly called friendly and attentive in a cozy, local vibe. The menu is noted for generous portions and fair prices, with specialty pies and even simple favorites rated highly, and there are strong mentions of calzones and subs as well. The overall impression is that Casa Rita delivers quality food across the board, earning loyalty and repeat visits, with many saying it would be hard to beat and that the place remains a go-to even when traveling from nearby areas. A rare negative note describes a lasagna order mishap and unsatisfactory resolution, but it does not cloud the general positive consensus.View restaurant profile
Reviews depict Sainte Marie Pâtisserie as a warm family run bakery that bakes everything in house and keeps fresh bread coming out throughout the day. Croissants such as almond and raspberry, the tres leches cake, and a variety of empanadas are repeatedly praised, along with quiches, lasagnas, cookies, and other pastries. The bakery is noted for friendly, accommodating service and a welcoming homely cafe atmosphere, with samples often offered to customers. Many reviews mention custom birthday cakes and last minute cake orders that turn out delicious, with fresh strawberries and homemade cream as highlights. The shop is described as a local gem with good value and consistent quality that makes visitors want to return. Hours are typically Tuesday through Saturday, with Sundays and Mondays closed, and the emphasis on in house production and daily freshness stands out.View restaurant profile
Overall, Duke & Devine's Pub Irlandais comes across as a cozy neighborhood pub with a welcoming vibe, a strong beer selection on tap including local, Canadian, German, and American options, and a menu that many reviewers find solid to excellent with favorites like burgers, fish and chips, and brisket sandwiches, plus occasional standout items such as a lobster crab shrimp roll. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as friendly and cozy, with a nice terrace for outdoor dining and lively live music on weekends that rounds out the experience. Service is praised for being attentive and efficient on most visits, and the staff is often noted for going above and beyond, with experiences hosting private parties deemed flawless and staff described as outstanding. A few reviews raise concerns about price or consistency, noting overpriced or over processed dishes and occasional service hiccups such as early closing, but even these comments acknowledge the overall quality and the good energy that keeps people coming back for more.View restaurant profile
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Café Coco & Bean in Beaconsfield is repeatedly described as a warm, cozy and stylish café with excellent coffee, fresh pastries and cookies, and a friendly, community oriented vibe. Drinks are praised for quality when prepared well, though several visits note occasional inconsistency in service and milk texturing. The space is celebrated for its inviting interior, comfy seating, dog friendly policy, and events like high tea that encourage socializing and community. Some reviewers mention practical drawbacks such as stroller unsuitability, a sliding door that can be annoying, flies near the pastries, and prices that feel a bit steep. Overall, the café stands out as a beloved local spot with a welcoming energy and a focus on local fare and atmosphere, inviting people to linger for conversation, work, or a sweet treat despite the hiccups.View restaurant profile
Reviews portray Tissy's Bistro as a small home style Thai restaurant in Beaconsfield with authentic flavors and a varied menu that includes papaya salad, green curry, khao soi, pad Thai, mango sticky rice and more, with heat levels adjustable to taste and portions generally generous, though some diners feel prices are high for the size and vegan options are limited due to fish sauce in many dishes; the service is frequently described as friendly, quick and attentive in a warm, welcoming atmosphere, and the place is praised as a hidden gem by many, while a few notes mention occasional rude service at closing time and the dining space being compact.View restaurant profile
