Marché Sans Gluten - Sherbrooke
Mar 21, 2026
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≈ 1.6 km
Delia Egg'Xtra comes across as a popular breakfast destination with a warm, relaxed vibe and consistently attentive service. The menu offers a wide, crowd pleasing range and generous portions, with homemade cheese bread and jam singled out as standout extras that add real value. Diners praise the eggs Benedict, omelettes, brunch combos and fresh fruit, and describe overall presentation and taste as reliable and satisfying. Family friendly and cozy, the atmosphere is often described as welcoming and lively, with many noting fast service and a sense of plenty. Critiques mention coffee that is not up to par, limited parking, and crowded spaces at peak times, along with occasional noise and a perception that some visits feel rushed. A few reviews point to changes after ownership, reporting higher prices, smaller portions and a few service hiccups, though many guests still praise the staff and overall value. Overall, Delia Egg'Xtra appears to be a dependable go to for breakfast in town, especially for those seeking variety, solid portions and friendly service, with some reservations about comfort, value and coffee.View restaurant profile
Delia Egg'Xtra
Opens Tomorrow at 6:30 amSherbrooke
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≈ 1.7 km
Louis Restaurant is described as a dependable, family friendly spot with generous portions, fresh local ingredients, and a classic menu that includes poutines, burgers, hot dogs, and fish and chips. Reviewers praise the fast, friendly service and the clean, retro atmosphere, along with the opportunity to dine in or take out and to upgrade fries to poutine. The poutine is repeatedly hailed as some of the best in town, with crispy fries and rich gravy, though a few notes mention inconsistent takeout portions, occasional missing toppings or sauces, and at least one experience of a dish arriving lukewarm or dry meat in burgers. Several accounts emphasize pride in supporting local producers, daily made fries, and consistent quality across many visits, while a handful of comments suggest prices are reasonable for the quality and that the restaurant remains a staple for quick, satisfying meals. Uber Eats orders are described as accurate and well presented, and the overall impression is that Louis Restaurant offers a comforting, homey dining experience with strong tradition, though consistency can vary by branch and visit.View restaurant profile
Louis Restaurant
Open until 9 pmSherbrooke
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≈ 1.8 km
Overall, Coco Frutti is described as a clean, convivial spot in Sherbrooke where fresh fruit, a varied menu, and tasty waffles with strawberry coulis stand out, and many patrons praise the coffee and the friendly servers, with some calling it better than other brunch spots they've tried. The atmosphere is lively and sometimes loud, especially on weekends, with quick seating when crowds are lighter and longer waits when the place is busy; noise can be high at peak times, though it sometimes eases later as the room clears. Service is generally friendly and attentive, though some visits note slower turnover or plates arriving cold, and a few diners report dish descriptions not matching portions or small extra charges for add-ons. Environmental concerns are raised about plastic straws and cups, and one review mentions a napkin advertisement that caused questions about language and value. Still, Coco Frutti is seen as a reliable, popular breakfast or lunch option with a warm, casual vibe and solid overall quality.View restaurant profile
Coco Frutti
Opens Tomorrow at 5:30 amSherbrooke
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≈ 2.1 km
Overall, Eggsquis in Sherbrooke is described as a reliable breakfast spot with a clean, bright, modern setting and comfortable banquettes that invite relaxed dining for couples, families, or friends. The atmosphere stays lively without being loud, and the service is frequently noted as warm, attentive, and sincerely welcoming, encouraging guests to return. The menu is broad, offering classics, crepes, waffles, and eggs Benedict, with generous portions that arrive hot and well presented for a reasonable price. While most visits praise fresh food and solid flavors, a few experiences mention seating not ready upon arrival, eggs that were overcooked, bacon that was undercooked, and a croque monsieur that lacked flavor and had a plastic texture. Taken together, Eggsquis appears to be a dependable, consistent choice for breakfast or brunch in the area.View restaurant profile
Eggsquis
Opens Tomorrow at 6 amSherbrooke
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≈ 2.5 km
Brûlerie FARO comes across as a cozy, spacious cafe that many reviews describe as a relaxing refuge where it is easy to study, work, or catch up with friends, in a location that invites a stroll and nearby dining options. The coffee and drinks earn frequent praise, from London Fog to chai latte and matcha, while pastries are often noted as a good match; some items are described as overly sweet or not perfectly prepared, such as a matcha with lumps. The interior is repeatedly called beautiful and comfortable, with lots of space and comfy seating that makes it a great place to decompress or focus. Service is generally friendly and knowledgeable, though one visit mentions a dry, judgmental employee and another notes that the queue organization can be counterintuitive. Prices can be a bit high and service sometimes slow, but the overall experience, ambiance, and local character keep many returning and recommending this cafe. Overall Brûlerie FARO is regarded as a standout local coffee spot that balances a welcoming vibe, good coffee, and a productive atmosphere, even if experiences can vary.View restaurant profile
Brûlerie FARO
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amSherbrooke
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≈ 2.5 km
Bistro Kaapeh Espresso earns praise for its high quality coffee and excellent matcha, a warm and convivial vibe, and a family friendly space with a small play area and a scenic riverside terrace, along with attentive staff and a strong sense of hospitality that makes it a popular spot for gatherings and private events. The location can be hard to find and the interior layout can feel tight with tables placed close together, and a lively student crowd can make it noisy and not ideal for concentrated work. Food is generally good and sometimes excellent, with highlights like chilaquiles and tacos, but portions can be small for the price and a few orders have arrived wrong or slow. The place is dog friendly and the decor plus ambiance are charming, contributing to its appeal as a standout option in the area despite some inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Bistro Kaapeh Espresso
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amSherbrooke
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≈ 2.6 km
Reviews describe La Buvette du Centro as a welcoming place with a calm ambiance and a standout outdoor terrace that feels like a green oasis in the city. The vegetarian and vegan options are diverse and well liked, with brunch and dishes such as eggs benedict, Nashville burger, Thai inspired tacos, and vegan poutine earning frequent praise for taste and value. Service is repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and efficient, and the drinks and coffee receive good notes as well. The setting, decor, and overall vibe are often highlighted as excellent, making it a top choice for brunch, friends, or a casual evening, with some mentioning free parking on Sundays and the option to dine on the terrace or indoors. Some criticisms appear, including the absence of a kids meal option, occasional dish choices that are too spicy or dry, and occasional maintenance or noise issues in the space. Overall, the reviews present La Buvette du Centro as a strong, veg friendly standout in Sherbrooke, valued for ambiance, menu variety, and reliable service, with room for small improvements.View restaurant profile
La Buvette du Centro
Open until 11 pmSherbrooke
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≈ 2.6 km
Parizzo receives praise for delicious sandwiches on focaccia that feel like a mini tour of Italy along Wellington Street in Sherbrooke. Freshness and quality stand out, making it the best place in town to savor an excellent Italian sandwich, and a refreshed decor with a reading nook adds to the appeal. Reviews note that higher ratings would come if it were open later and more often, while the owner is recognized for doing incredible work. The overall impression is that Parizzo outshines fast service sandwich options and offers a standout experience that is both authentic and inviting.View restaurant profile
Parizzo
May be temporarily closedSherbrooke
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≈ 2.8 km
Reviews of Café 440 describe a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a lively program, with a strong emphasis on vegetarian and vegan options that diners find tasty and varied. The food is repeatedly praised for flavor, with favorites like burgers, portobello dishes, pancakes, burritos, and other generous plates, and many note good value for the quality. The ambiance and events are highlighted as major draws, making the cafe a central spot for socializing, performances, and exhibitions in downtown Sherbrooke. Service is described as friendly by many, though a few mentions of slower moments and occasional staff mismatches appear, along with comments that drink prices can creep up when asking for non dairy milks. The venue is also appreciated for its inclusive choices, gluten free and lactose free options, and its decor and comfort for working or relaxing. A caveat for some is that the open piano and live music can be disruptive if a quiet meal is desired, and finding the entrance or navigating the crowd can be a minor hurdle. Overall Café 440 comes across as a beloved, versatile destination for meals, drinks, and events, with a vibrant vibe and a clear plant based focus, tempered by occasional service inconsistencies and noise.View restaurant profile
Café 440
Open until 10 pmSherbrooke
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≈ 2.9 km
Reviewers describe Bernache Café-Buvette as an exemplary neighborhood spot with friendly staff and a welcoming, walkable vibe. The coffee is consistently high quality, on par with the most demanding connoisseurs, and the evening buvette is a wonderful discovery. Reading the menu sparks excitement for trying everything, and each dish arrives with anticipation for the next while leaving a little sadness when the plate ends. Prices are incredibly reasonable given the quality and ingredients, with the buvette menu highlighting local vegetables. There is eager anticipation for the next menu release, and some patrons even savored the final night of the prior iteration. The space is credited for accessibility in a residential area, a simple yet charming atmosphere, solid soups, sandwiches, and coffee, and buvette plates that are perfectly executed. Overall, Bernache is regarded as one of the best neighborhood cafés in Sherbrooke with warm staff and a relaxed, friendly vibe.View restaurant profile
Bernache Café-Buvette
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amSherbrooke
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≈ 2.9 km
Reviewers describe Café Pierre Jean Jase as a warmly welcoming, charming spot where attentive staff and a cozy atmosphere make dining feel like home, with high quality, flavorful dishes made from local ingredients and good value for money. The menu covers brunch and everyday meals with generous portions, and there are options for different diets, including gluten free, with crepes and other items clearly labeled, and English and French menus available. The place is praised for its friendly vibe, family friendliness with toys for kids and high chairs, and a lively, stylish decor that suits both couples and groups. On balance experiences are positive, though a few visits note occasional inconsistencies such as limited eggs Benedict offerings on busy mornings, extra charges for certain items, or occasional flaws like sauce or texture issues, reminding that results can vary by day. Overall Café Pierre Jean Jase stands out in Sherbrooke as a beloved local brunch and lunch choice, attracting locals and visitors who leave satisfied and inclined to return.View restaurant profile
Café Pierre Jean Jase
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amSherbrooke
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≈ 2.9 km
Reviews commonly celebrate Les Vraies Richesses as a superb bakery and cafe with an authentic French atmosphere, offering excellent bread, croissants, brioche, pastries and a superb cappuccino that many say you would travel for again; the service is described as quick, friendly and attentive and the space is beautiful and well kept with a real focus on quality. The almond croissant and other pastries are repeatedly highlighted as standout, and the overall bread quality is praised for its traditional skill and rich, satisfying flavors. Some notes of disappointment appear about a recent change to the apple turnover recipe, which some readers find too spicy and filling-heavy, and a few items like the croissants and bread are said to have lost freshness or variety compared to past visits. Occasional criticisms mention long waits, organizational issues and parking challenges that affect the experience, especially during busy times, though the core products are still widely admired. Despite inflation-related concerns and occasional hits to variety, the bakery remains a beloved destination in the area and many reviewers say they would return and recommend it for the quality and the French bakery vibe.View restaurant profile
Les Vraies Richesses
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amSherbrooke
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Marché Sans Gluten - Sherbrooke
Mar 21, 2026