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≈ 1.1 km
Janine Café-Brunch earns praise for generous portions, creative dishes, and consistently attentive service in a chic, cozy setting. The menu offers a mix of comforting and inventive options, with standouts such as latkes, mushroom dishes, and eggs and beef, plus a croque monsieur that many find satisfying, all complemented by a welcome juice on arrival and friendly staff. Weekend crowds and lines are common, but guests say the flavorful food, high-quality ingredients, and warm atmosphere make the wait worthwhile and invite return visits for more variety. Overall, Janine Café-Brunch is a top Montreal brunch spot for a relaxed, delicious meal with friends and family.View restaurant profile
Janine Café-Brunch
The elegant Janine offers gourmet and homemade brunches every day!
Opens Today at 9 am
Verdun
Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Brunch Spots in MontrealDiscover Verdun's Remarkable TablesView More
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≈ 2.5 km
Rotisserie Chalet Bar-B-Q stands as a Montreal staple with nostalgic charm, delivering consistently flavorful charcoal roasted chicken, abundant fries, and a tangy sauce that keeps guests coming back. The menu is straightforward and generously portioned, featuring whole and half chickens, coleslaw, gravy, and comforting poutines at approachable prices, all enjoyed in a warm, old world dining room. Reviewers describe a vintage, cozy atmosphere with wood tones and quirky retro decor that feels like a comfortable time capsule. Friendliness and steady service are common themes, with takeout and dine-in options that suit families and casual meals alike. Overall, the signature chicken, crisp fries, rich sauce, and timeless vibe make Rotisserie Chalet Bar-B-Q a beloved Montreal icon that many return to year after year.View restaurant profile
Rotisserie Chalet Bar-B-Q
Opens Today at 11 amCôte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: The Best Family-Friendly Restaurants in Montreal: Where to Eat with Kids Year-RoundMontreal's Culinary Legacy: Uncovering the City's Oldest RestaurantsView More
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≈ 2.6 km
Brasseur de Montréal offers a broad beer selection and a welcoming vibe in Griffintown, making it a reliable spot for beer lovers. Happy hour is affordable and the terrace is a great place to unwind, especially when the weather cooperates. The menu delivers comfort with items like poutine, burgers, and fish and chips, with portions described as generous and satisfying and the beer often pairing well with food. Service is repeatedly praised as friendly, efficient and attentive even when busy, and the atmosphere is noted as lively yet relaxed. The space works well for groups and events, with a dog friendly patio and multiple cozy areas inside and out. Overall, many reviews say the place is worth a return visit for the beer, food and friendly team.View restaurant profile
Brasseur de Montréal - Microbrasserie
Opens Today at 11:30 amGriffintown, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: This is Why Montreal's Mocktails and Alcohol-free Drinks Are Popping Off City-wideThe Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little BurgundyView More
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≈ 2.9 km
La Buvette du Dep offers a cozy, stylish space with industrial loft vibes and lots of plants, inviting guests to relax, study, or meet friends. The coffee, pastries and brunch options are frequently praised for quality and flavor, with lattes, mochas and fresh baked treats winning regular compliments. The staff are described as friendly and attentive, and the variety of seating upstairs and downstairs makes it easy to choose a quiet spot or a livelier vibe. While a few reviews note higher prices and occasional service bottlenecks on busy days, the overall atmosphere and design keep visitors returning for the distinctive energy. This spot stands out as a great place to enjoy a drink, a bite, or a long study session.View restaurant profile
La Buvette du Dep
Café | Buvette | Coworking
Opens Today at 8 am
Griffintown, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: The Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little Burgundy18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote WorkView More
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≈ 0.2 km
Dreamy is widely praised for excellent coffee, a lively ambiance, and a visible roastery that adds interest behind the bar. The cafe is described as human and pet friendly with a kids corner, and the baristas are noted for artful presentation and tasty options like banana bread and cookies. Decaf is highlighted as exceptionally good, and the canal side location with a generous seating area is a plus. While the variety of coffees and beans is appreciated, some reviewers find prices high and note occasional cold or unhelpful service, including a cashier who did not greet customers and inconsistent staff attitudes. Overall, Dreamy is seen as a top coffee spot worth returning to, albeit with price and service variability.View restaurant profile
Dreamy
Opens Today at 9 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.3 km
Ruby's Café Mtl is portrayed in many reviews as a welcoming, dog friendly spot where pets can dine inside, often with a dedicated dog menu, bowls, and even a small fenced area or dog park outside and sometimes a dog pool, which makes it a favorite for brunch with dogs. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as warm, cozy, and lively, with people appreciating the ambiance and the focus on pets as part of the experience. Food receives mixed notes: many praise the quality and variety for humans and pups, from french toast sticks and grilled cheese to meatballs for dogs, while some meals are described as pricey for the value or not as impressive, and a few visits report underwhelming portions or service missteps. Service is noted as both highly attentive and slow or disorganized on busy days, with stories of forgetfulness and late drinks tempered by reports of friendly staff who go the extra mile during tougher moments. The overall sentiment leans positive, especially for dog lovers seeking a place to eat with their four legged friends, with advice to book ahead, be patient at peak times, and enjoy the kid friendly and pet friendly vibe that Ruby's Café Mtl provides.View restaurant profile
Ruby's Café Mtl
Opens Today at 10 amSaint-Henri, Pointe St-Charles
Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Pancakes in MontrealThe Best Mac N' Cheese and Grilled Cheese in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.8 km
Overall, Campanelli is described as a cozy, retro Italian cafe with consistently strong coffee and a standout vibe, with many reviewers calling it the best coffee in the city and praising lattes, iced mochas, chai, and a good hot chocolate, along with tasty pastries and sandwiches. The atmosphere is friendly and social, a draw for hanging out, though some note the layout changes can be confusing and seating can be uncomfortable, and wifi is not available. Service is usually warm and helpful, but a few experiences mention missteps or slow or incorrect drinks. Some menu items receive mixed feelings, such as a prosciutto bocconcini sandwich, while the pastries and cappuccinos receive frequent praise. Pricing is considered high by some compared to local competition, but many feel the coffee quality and welcoming environment justify it. Campanelli is viewed as a Saint Henri staple with a strong Italian cafe identity and a cozy, inviting space that appeals to regulars and newcomers alike.View restaurant profile
Campanelli
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.8 km
Reviews describe Pas de Problème Café as a cozy, design-forward spot where everything is made in house and the Jamaican patties are outstanding, especially the beef patty, with jerk chicken, fried chicken sandwich and plantain adding to the menu's strength and the coffee and pastries, like a coco caramel latte and oat cappuccinos, drawing frequent praise; the vibe and decor receive many compliments for a relaxed, vinyl-filled atmosphere, while some guests note that the space can feel small and seating is uncomfortable or not pregnancy-friendly; service and speed are inconsistent, with several mentions of slow or unwelcoming treatment despite the generally positive mood, and wifi is sometimes unavailable which affects those looking to work there, though the cafe remains a popular go-to for good coffee, bold flavors, and creative dishes at approachable prices; a few diners found some items overpriced or portions small, but overall the quality, flavor and atmosphere keep patrons returning for the patty, jerk grilled cheese, and coconut caramel latte.View restaurant profile
Pas de Problème Café
Opens Today at 7 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.8 km
Reviews paint La Diperie as a warm and welcoming ice cream spot with a wide range of flavors from classics to seasonal specials, offering creamy, tasty ice creams and delightful dips. Dipping and toppings add appeal, with pistachio dip and other flavor twists often highlighted. Service is consistently praised as friendly, patient, and helpful, with staff going the extra mile to accommodate late visits and greet customers with smiles. The atmosphere is described as cozy and clean, welcoming to families and even pets, making it a good choice for gatherings with friends or kids. Portions are generous and the regard for cleanliness and overall quality contributes to a satisfying experience. Some critiques mention a milkshake falling short and a perceived boost in sugar in some items, indicating occasional variability. Overall, La Diperie is commonly recommended for ice cream lovers seeking both classic and inventive flavors along with a cheerful, social vibe.View restaurant profile
La Diperie
Opens Today at 6 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.8 km
Saint JJH & Café comes across as a cozy, eclectic neighborhood gem with a warm, welcoming vibe and beautifully curated decor that blends greenery with vintage touches. The atmosphere invites lingering, with multiple comfy seating nooks, great music, and a sense of home whether working, chatting with friends, or simply relaxing. The menu features in house foods and a range of Greek pastries, cakes, cookies, and brunch options, with standouts like quiches, tiropita and spanakopita, and desserts that pair well with coffee. The coffee and beverages receive frequent praise, especially for creamy lattes and well balanced cappuccinos, though a few reviews note price concerns or occasional latte bitterness. Service is repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and caring, with staff and owners seeming genuinely invested in the guest experience, while a minority mention tense interactions or value concerns. Overall, Saint JJH & Café feels like a beloved destination for studying or socializing, offering a warm, comforting setting, generous portions, and a distinctive vibe that keeps guests coming back.View restaurant profile
Saint JJH & Café
Opens Today at 9 amVerdun, LaSalle
Mentioned in: The Most Aesthetic Cafes in Montreal
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≈ 0.8 km
Baldi Pizzeria earns praise for its pizza, with the Mamacita pie highlighted as incredibly delicious and orders placed again on Uber Eats. A fire that forced the location to close is noted with sadness, but there is strong hope for a reopening soon and best wishes for a return. Paninis are described as sleepers, with a wish for later hours to accommodate more customers. Taken together, the reviews express appreciation for the food and optimism about a future return.View restaurant profile
Baldi Pizzeria
May be temporarily closedVille-Émard, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.8 km
Reviews describe Pierrette Patates as a casual neighborhood spot with budget friendly prices, where large, crispy fries and a classic poutine are the stars and can be outstanding when the cheese curds and gravy come together, though some servings fall short with undercooked potatoes or cheese that is not fresh. Counter service is frequently noted as excellent and the staff are described as friendly, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. The menu is praised for freshness and simple, comforting options like hot dogs, and steamies are also praised as part of the local cantine experience, with prices that keep meals affordable. Several reviewers call the poutine among the best they have had, while others note consistency can vary and the fries sometimes fail to hit the mark. The place is seen as a genuine neighborhood cantine with a straightforward vibe that fits a casual meal, and many appreciate supporting a cash-friendly, low cost option. Overall, Pierrette Patates delivers a dependable, budget friendly quick bite that draws repeat visits, even as a few experiences differ from one order to the next.View restaurant profile
Pierrette Patates
Opens Today at 11 amVerdun
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≈ 0.8 km
Un Instant en Provence is described as a cozy, Provence-inspired bakery cafe where pastries and viennoiseries are consistently praised, with almond croissant, croissant, Tropezienne, tarte au citron meringuée, and Paris Brest repeatedly highlighted; the space is seen as welcoming and well suited for coffee and a pastry with friends, studying, or a relaxed visit, and the staff are often noted as friendly and attentive; the pastries are largely described as made on site and of high quality, especially the almond croissant, with many noting great consistency and value, while some reviews mention occasional service inconsistencies, cold or lukewarm drinks, small portion sizes for the price, or pastry imperfections such as undercooked brioche or overly sweet items; overall the place is viewed as a top pastry destination in the city, delivering a pleasing atmosphere, quality baked goods, and a strong Provence vibe, with a few caveats about seating on weekends.View restaurant profile
Un Instant en Provence
Opens Today at 7 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.9 km
Overall, Café Figata earns praise for warm, unpretentious Italian cooking, a cozy atmosphere, and attentive service, with several reviewers singling out pasta and seafood such as polpette, vongole, mushroom pasta, octopus, and burrata, along with a solid focaccia and a strong wine list. The vibe is described as comfortable and romantic rather than trendy, making it a good option for date night or casual dinner. Most items are seen as satisfying or standout, and portions are often generous, though prices for drinks can be high and a few dishes are noted as underseasoned or uneven, such as a tomato sauce that seems average and a vodka sauce that overpowers with spice. Some guests mention occasional pushiness during busy times, but many feel the food justifies the visit and would return. In short, Figata is viewed as a dependable, well-executed Italian spot with a welcoming atmosphere and solid dining experience.View restaurant profile
Café Figata
Opens Tuesday at 5 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.9 km
Dessert Coréen Crofre is described as a cozy spot with a strong focus on croffles and Korean inspired desserts, praised for a crispy outside and chewy inside, fresh ingredients and attractive presentation. Reviews highlight a wide range of flavors including lotus, matcha, pistachio, Oreo, banana brûlée, berry cheesecake, strawberry Nutella, tiramisu and mango, with croffles often cut into bite sized pieces for easy sharing. The pairing with coffee is a common theme, and the to go bottles are noted as a cute touch, while the desserts themselves are repeatedly described as very tasty, not overly sweet, and well balanced. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as friendly and welcoming, with attentive staff, quick service and a vibe that is cozy and lively, and the location is cited as a good spot for a late night treat. Some comments mention that prices are a bit high and that hours can be inconsistent on Sundays, but the overall sentiment focuses on freshness, variety and satisfying desserts. In short, this place stands out in Montreal as a go to for croffles and creative desserts with a warm, casual experience.View restaurant profile
Dessert Coréen Crofre
Opens Today at 4 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: Crookie and Croffle in Montreal: Best Places to Savor These Viral Culinary Trends
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≈ 1 km
Yo & Co Espresso Bar is described as a bright, youthful cafe with a modern, well thought out interior and a welcoming casual vibe. Reviews praise excellent coffee and pastries, including airy croissants, good matcha and chai latte, and even a few mentions of the Say When brand coffee that can be spicier, which some customers particularly enjoy. The space is comfortable for working or studying, with enough wifi friendly seating and a quiet back area, though it is smaller and service can vary between visits. A few notes mention inconsistent service and having to pick up orders at the counter, and vegan pastry options are not always available. Prices are generally reasonable with decent portions, and overall the spot is seen as a solid, enjoyable cafe for friends, dates, or a casual visit, frequently highlighted as one of the better coffee options in the city.View restaurant profile
Yo & Co Espresso Bar
Opens Today at 9 amVille-Émard, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1 km
Bernice is described as a standout bakery with indulgent pastries, from fluffy brioche and cinnamon rolls to thick cookies and beautifully decorated cakes, and the coffee program is frequently praised. Many reviews highlight the blueberry coffee cake as soft and well balanced and the cookies as thick and rich, with the chocolate chip with pecans singled out as a balanced favorite, while some find certain items too sweet and others note the price can be high. Occasional notes of inconsistency and price concerns recur, including a few delivery mixups or cake substitutions that disappointed some customers. Cakes for birthdays and weddings are celebrated as impressive and delicious, and service is often described as friendly, attentive, and helpful, with staff going above and beyond on occasions. Overall the vibe is clean and chic, the atmosphere is cozy, and guests repeatedly say they will return to try more items, though many suggest getting there early to grab popular treats.View restaurant profile
Bernice
Opens Tuesday at 9 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: Cinnamon Rolls in Montreal : Our RecommendationsMontreal's Trendiest Desserts You Need to TryView More
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≈ 1 km
Pétale Sucré Café & Fleurs comes across as a small, cozy and very welcoming spot where meals are delicious and the atmosphere suits both work and relaxation. Guests frequently praise the excellent coffee and desserts, the intimate setting, and the friendly owner who adds to the overall charm. The place feels warm and compact, making visitors feel at home in a charming environment. Taken together, reviews point to a pleasant, reliable experience with tasty food, standout beverages, and a welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile
Pétale Sucré Café & Fleurs
Opens Today at 10 amVerdun
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≈ 1 km
Overall, reviews describe Megateaux as a playful, creative dessert hub with a strong DIY cake concept and a focus on customization, offering a base, frosting and toppings that let customers build a cake to their liking, and many praise the freshness, balance of textures and generous flavors across vanilla, strawberry, carrot and chocolate options. The cakes are frequently called beautiful and delicious, with particular appreciation for the light, not overly sweet icing, the rich fillings and the creative designs that suit birthdays, gender reveals and other celebrations. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, professional and accommodating, and the in-store cake bar, workshops and quick pickup are highlighted as standout features; several reviewers say the concept is worth visiting as a destination, especially in Verdun and the surrounding area. A few notes mention that online personalization can lead to missteps, such as a desired theme not matching the delivered product or delays in Instagram replies, suggesting calling ahead to confirm details and timelines. Most reviews express enthusiasm to return and sample more flavors, and many call Megateaux a welcome, high-quality addition to the local bakery scene.View restaurant profile
Megateaux
Opens Today at 10 amVerdun
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≈ 1 km
Pizza Saint Henri draws mixed reviews that center on a friendly neighborhood vibe, quick counter service, and solid value for pizza lovers. The pies are praised for a flavorful sauce, well balanced dough, and generous cheese, with particular affection for the crust’s texture and the option to grab by the slice near the display case, and customers note a convenient location near Place St Henri metro station and crowd pleasing dishes like lasagna and poutine. Yet some orders go awry with phone orders not being accepted or online orders and Uber Eats mismatches, occasional rude phone replies, and delivery times that can stretch. The interior is described as old fashioned by some, but the overall sentiment is that the pizza itself is tasty, often among the better options locally, and the place remains a dependable pick for a casual, affordable meal in the area.View restaurant profile
Pizza Saint Henri
Do not wait any more to delight your palate!
Opens Today at 11 am
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.1 km
Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce is described as a casual spot with flavorful burgers and crispy wings, generous portions, and a lively atmosphere that shines on the terrace when the weather is nice. Wings are often praised for crunch and juiciness, burgers for taste and variety, with standouts like tater tots, cheese curds, and desserts such as brownies, while fries are noted as plentiful and burgers as well seasoned, though some items can feel hit or miss. The interior is said to have a throwback music and culture vibe with art on the walls and retro touches, and the terrace scene earns high marks for ambiance, even as the place can be loud for some. Service quality ranges from impeccable and attentive to mixed or slow, with many reviewers appreciating staff during allergy concerns and special requests, while others report inconsistent attention or longer waits, and pricing is described as a mix of value and cost with specials and promos noted. Overall, Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce is seen as a solid burger spot and a go-to for casual dining, frequently returning for wings, burgers, and the friendly vibe, though experiences vary and a few visits are described as less impressive.View restaurant profile
Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce
Opens Today at 10 amVerdun
Mentioned in: The 12 Best Burgers in Montreal to Try Right Now (2026 Edition)The Best Smash Burgers in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviews describe Léché Desserts as a must-visit for donut lovers, with a wide variety and vegan options, offering flavors from classics like chocolate and lemon meringue to inventive choices such as passion fruit, tiramisu, and maple, and some spots pair donuts with coffee or light bites. Donuts are praised for being soft, fluffy, fresh, and visually appealing, with favorites including the vanilla salted caramel and the lemon meringue, though a few batches are described as oily or overly sweet and flavor consistency can vary. The atmosphere is consistently noted as cozy and charming, with a calm vibe and friendly, helpful staff contributing to good service. Parking and price are mentioned as drawbacks in a minority of reviews, while several entries highlight strong value and the option for breakfast or takeout. Overall, the consensus is that the donut flavors are delicious, the menu offers creative pairings and satisfying textures, and the space invites a return visit, ideally earlier in the day to catch fresh options.View restaurant profile
Léché Desserts
Opens Today at 9 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: A Guide to Montreal's Best Donuts: Essential Shops You Need to Visit
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≈ 1.1 km
Overall, Station W comes across as a cozy, versatile cafe with a solid coffee program and a vibe that works for work, study, or a casual brunch. The food gets praise for grilled cheese options, bagels, brunch dishes, and some vegan choices, with many noting the freshness and balance of flavors and portions as reliable. Drinks are often described as good or better, with oat milk latte and other classic cafe items mentioned positively, though several reviews report inconsistent experiences such as a sour decaf macchiato due to brewing issues, a bitter matcha latte, and occasionally slow service. Service is described as friendly and helpful at times, but not always attentive, with some noting longer waits or uneven attention. Ambiance is repeatedly cited as bright, cute, and conducive to hanging out or working, with seating described as ample. Some feedback points to value and price balance being reasonable but a few items like bread or desserts described as dry or underseasoned. Overall sentiment leans positive with frequent intentions to return, while readers advise adjusting expectations on drinks and occasional service hiccups.View restaurant profile
Station W
Opens Today at 9 amVerdun
Mentioned in: The Best Family-Friendly Restaurants in Montreal: Where to Eat with Kids Year-Round
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviews describe Alice & Theo as a destination for standout cream puffs and inventive flavours, with passion fruit, chocolate, pistachio, saffron, and matcha fillings regularly praised, and the ice cream often noted as fresh and well balanced; the choux pastry and puff pastry are frequently described as delicious and generously sized, though a few notes mention the pastry could be crisper or not too sweet and the cone tasting a bit stale. The service is consistently warm and friendly, with staff offering tastings and clear guidance. Ambience and décor receive mixed comments, with some calling it simple or quirky and others saying it feels like a work in progress, and hours can be unpredictable. Prices are sometimes described as a bit high for the portions, but the overall quality and originality of flavours are seen as worth it. Taken together, Alice & Theo is regarded as a top dessert spot in the neighborhood, known for life changing cream puffs and a memorable, if sometimes idiosyncratic, experience.View restaurant profile
Alice & Theo
Opens Today at 12 pmVerdun
Mentioned in: Discover Verdun's Remarkable Tables19 Must-Try Food Trucks in Montreal for a True Street Food ExperienceView More
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≈ 1.1 km
L'Oeufrier is described as a busy yet welcoming brunch spot with generous portions and a wide variety of dishes. Service is frequently praised for speed and attentiveness, contributing to a smooth experience during peak hours. The menu offers many breakfast and brunch options, including waffles and crepes, with good coffee and a strong emphasis on vegetarian and vegan choices and drinks with playful names. Although many reviews highlight high quality and generous portions, some mention a perceived decline in food quality in recent years and occasional slower service. There are a few isolated negative experiences such as a cleaning incident or dry toast, but the overall impression remains positive with a lively atmosphere, good value, and a likelihood of returning to try more items.View restaurant profile
L'Oeufrier
Opens Today at 8 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: Get Your Maple on in the City with These Urban Sugar Shack Experiences18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviews of Khao Peeyo consistently praise flavorful, authentic Indian dishes, with favorites like butter chicken, biryani, vindaloo, dal makhani, paneer dishes, garlic naan, and other breads; portions are described as generous and meals often come with fresh, well balanced spice. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as cozy and welcoming, with good vibes, music, and attractive décor, while service is noted as friendly, attentive, and efficient, able to handle large groups or rushes. Takeout and late-night dining get solid mentions for convenience and value. A few critiques appear, including an English-only service moment, some slower moments when busy, and occasional concerns about price relative to portion size, but these are outweighed by praise for taste, hospitality, and consistency. Overall, Khao Peeyo stands out as a top choice for Indian food in the area, with many reviewers planning to return and recommend it to others.View restaurant profile
Khao peeyo
Opens Today at 4 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.2 km
A. A. comes across in reviews as a retro Montreal classic where the poutine with squeaky cheese curds and even a notably good cheesesteak stand out, making it a go-to late night spot for a genuine Montreal experience. Open late and cash only, it is described as an unpretentious old school casse-croute with a warm, welcoming owner and staff who keep orders accurate and meals coming quickly. The menu is praised for fresh from scratch cooking, affordable prices, and generous portions, with poutine often labeled the best in town and burgers and other comfort dishes earning strong praise. The atmosphere is described as cozy, nostalgic, and authentically Quebecer, a place that feels timeless and worth the visit for those craving classic late night eats. Overall, A. A. is seen as a gem for late night cravings, delivering reliable quality, hearty favorites, and a memorable, friendly experience.View restaurant profile
A. A.
Opens Today at 4 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.2 km
Le Petit Wellington is described as a warm, family run diner with a cozy, welcoming vibe where fresh, comforting dishes like smash burgers, poutine, and a standout soup are paired with generous portions and good value. Reviewers consistently highlight friendly and attentive service from the owner and staff, sometimes including complimentary soup while waiting, which helps create a homey feel. The menu is praised for being simple yet well executed, with burgers that are juicy and flavorful, the steak poutine a standout, and the soup of the day a frequent delight. The atmosphere is noted as charming and relaxed, a hidden gem in the area, with fast service and reasonable prices that invite repeat visits. A minority of comments point to occasional language barriers or isolated concerns about cleanliness, but the overall sentiment emphasizes hospitality, fresh ingredients, and reliable comfort food that draws guests back.View restaurant profile
Le Petit Wellington
Opens Today at 11 amVerdun
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≈ 1.2 km
Boulangerie Patisserie Wellington is described in reviews as the oldest bakery in the neighborhood, offering high quality products made with pure butter at very affordable prices, and a consistently satisfying experience. The bakery is praised for fresh, delicious items, a strong value for money, and a wide range including croissants, pastries, and a very good coffee and breakfast options. Service is repeatedly described as friendly, warm, and attentive, with a cozy, clean space that feels welcoming and almost like family. Savory and sweet options are noted, with halal pastries, Mediterranean influenced items like mahjouba, and items such as tarte with crab meat or beef filling; a birthday cake is highlighted as beautiful and tasty. Several reviews call it a top choice in Verdun for quality, price, and consistency, with some labeling it among the best croissants and coffee around. The overall mood is inviting and reliable, encouraging repeat visits. A mention of occasional negative posts attributed to trolls or competitors is noted, but the prevailing sentiment centers on quality, affordability, and a friendly experience.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Patisserie Wellington
Opens Today at 7 amVerdun
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≈ 1.2 km
Première Moisson earns praise for freshness and quality, with a wide range of breads, pastries, and cakes that many reviewers find delicious, and the coffee and sandwiches also receive positive notes; prices are not cheap, though occasional promos and the overall quality are seen as good value. The atmosphere at the market location is described as vibrant and appealing, and service is often fast and friendly even during busy times, with staff who know the products well and offer helpful guidance. Yet experiences vary: some customers report inconsistent service, with rude cashiers or hurried staff, ticketing or queue confusion, and occasional missteps like food arriving cold or packaging issues, which can dampen the experience. There are also comments about loud music affecting the ambiance and a few critiques about cleanliness or seating. Still, the bakery is regarded as a reliable destination for breakfast, lunch, takeout, and pastries, with many noting the quality, variety, and the sense of a Parisian bakery in the city, making it a go to spot for many shoppers and visitors despite occasional service hiccups.View restaurant profile
Première Moisson
Opens Today at 7 amLittle Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.2 km
Overall, reviews describe Brulerie Aux Quatre Vents as a place with excellent coffee and tasty options, often found in a market setting where it can get crowded yet feels lively. The coffee is praised for being well roasted and flavorful, with some highlighting a magical double espresso and an iced mocha that balances espresso and chocolate; a fresh chicken wrap is mentioned as a welcome accompaniment. The staff is generally seen as friendly and helpful, with a standout example of going the extra mile to grind a large amount of espresso, though a few notes mention uneven service and a desire for more attention from some newer staff. On the downside, some decaf and other preparations fall short, with takeout coffee described as burnt or smoky and some mentions of unclear bean origin or selection. Hygiene concerns are raised by a reviewer who suggests better beard coverage or headwear as a sign of respect for customers. In sum, Brulerie Aux Quatre Vents is viewed as a strong coffee destination with character and loyal patrons, tempered by occasional quality, consistency, and service issues.View restaurant profile
Brulerie Aux Quatre Vents
Opens Today at 6 amSaint-Henri, Little Burgundy
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≈ 1.2 km
CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery is highlighted for rich soft serve and a rotating lineup of inventive flavors such as matcha blueberry and taro, with triple chocolate also praised; fans tout velvety textures and generous portions, and favorites include strawberry lychee, pandan coconut, yuzu lemon, and lavender honey, though one note mentions lavender buds being a bit excessive. Some sorbets are described as sweet but made with syrup concentrates rather than real fruit, and the hard ice cream is occasionally cited as icy. Service is generally described as friendly and knowledgeable, but hours and consistency can be an issue, with reports of online openness that does not always match on site and even a visit to a location that felt more like a trailer than a storefront. Overall, CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery is seen as a beloved option for a wide range of flavors, including lactose free choices, and as a bright spot for a casual summer treat despite occasional inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery
May be temporarily closedSaint-Henri, Little Burgundy
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≈ 1.2 km
Havre aux Glaces is described by reviewers as a place with attractive decor and a pleasant atmosphere, where service is generally good but the food can be hit or miss. Many visits highlight the outside terrace in summer and the ice cream experience, while a business lunch is noted as slower with issues like bones in fish and high prices for small shrimp. Overall, the ice creams and sorbets are praised as delicious and flavorful, with standout flavors including mango, coconut, pistachio and caramel varieties, and some call it the best or a must visit. The shop's location by the canal and the open seating area are frequently mentioned as enhancing the experience, though lines and crowding can occur. Taken together, Havre aux Glaces is seen as a reliable go to for classic flavors and a scenic place to enjoy ice cream, with many noting good value for the quality and generous scoops.View restaurant profile
Havre aux Glaces
May be temporarily closedSaint-Henri, Little Burgundy
Mentioned in: The Best Ice Cream in Montreal
Review Summary
≈ 1.2 km
Reviews describe Pâtisserie Amaïro as a cozy spot where French pastries meet Japanese flavors, with pastries that are delicious and crafted with care. Flavors are original and balanced, not overly sweet, with favorites like the strawberry shortcake, cream puffs, matcha desserts, and a comforting hojicha latte. The staff and the owner are friendly and attentive, contributing to a welcoming experience. Desserts can sell out quickly, so arriving early is advised, and the cakes are noted for refined textures and artistry. Overall the place is seen as a standout, high quality bakery that pairs excellent coffee and tea with a gentle Japanese hospitality and French technique.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Amaïro
Opens Today at 12 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Review Summary
≈ 1.2 km
Pizza Mia gets mixed but largely positive feedback for tasty pizzas with fresh ingredients and a wide range of toppings, including strong vegetarian options, and several mentions of friendly, attentive service and quick bites that fit a market side stop. The tomato sauce and crust are frequently praised, and some reviewers call it among the better pizzas they’ve had on trips. Yet price concerns run through many comments, with perceived overcharging, discrepancies at the till, and complaints that large veggie slices are overpriced, which has led to notable frustration. A few experiences mention reheated slices, cannoli that didn’t taste fresh, and even an espresso that disappointed, signaling some inconsistency. Overall, Pizza Mia is viewed as a convenient, decent option for a fast meal with good variety and atmosphere, especially for vegetarians, but potential price sensitivity and occasional quality fluctuations should be kept in mind.View restaurant profile
Pizza Mia
Opens Today at 9 amWestmount
Review Summary
≈ 1.3 km
Shokutsuki comes across as a cozy, cute Japanese restaurant with a warm, intimate vibe and a compact menu that includes donburi, poke bowls, curry, poutine and burgers. Food is consistently praised as delicious and filling, with generous portions and good value, while service is described as friendly and attentive. Reviewers note a strong sense of authenticity and a comfortable atmosphere, and many call it a hidden gem ideal for a late night or a casual lunch, often crowded at midday because of a nearby school. Some criticisms mention the curry occasionally arriving cold and the poutine and fried items sometimes being greasy, and a few dishes tasting a bit salty or heavy, with desserts not always hitting the mark. Takeout and delivery are appreciated, and the owner and staff are repeatedly praised for their hospitality, with several mentions of a welcoming host and a thoughtful approach to the menu. Overall, Shokutsuki offers flavorful options and a memorable setting that makes it a reliable option for a relaxed meal or a quick bite with plenty of variety.View restaurant profile
Shokutsuki
Eat Delicately!
Opens Tomorrow at 11 am
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Review Summary
≈ 1.3 km
Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique is a cozy European style cafe and bakery known for bright, welcoming interiors and a calm vibe that makes it a good spot to relax, study, or meet friends. Reviewers praise the friendly staff, tasty pastries, and solid coffee, with many noting a well curated menu of baked goods, fresh bread, sandwiches, and desserts. The setting, both indoors and on a lovely terrace, is repeatedly described as charming and well designed, contributing to a pleasant overall experience. However, experiences vary: some guests report slow service during busy times, occasional order mixups, and prices that can feel high for the portion or quality, while others find the pastries fresh and well presented and the atmosphere worth the visit. A few critiques mention inconsistencies in quality between visits, occasional cleanliness issues, and nothing being quite as impressive as hoped. Overall, Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique earns strong affection as a neighborhood staple for good coffee and pastries and a relaxing hangout, even if not every visit hits the same high notes.View restaurant profile
Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique
Opens Today at 8:30 amVerdun
Review Summary
≈ 1.3 km
L2 Bubbletea earns praise for tasty drinks, friendly staff, and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Reviewers note a wide variety of beverages and toppings, with options across tea, milk tea, and fruit blends, plus a monthly flavor of the month that keeps things fresh. Service is described as attentive and consistent, with fast service and reasonable prices, and the space is noted as large, clean, with good wifi and plenty of seating. Pearls are typically fresh and chewy, though a few customers find them a bit too chewy and feel it detracts from the drink. The experience can be affected by background music that is occasionally loud, and a small number of reviews mention a rare rude interaction or a newer employee. Lactose intolerant or dairy free options are available, making it accessible to different preferences. Bundles and occasional deals like Too Good to Go are sometimes offered. Overall the place is seen as a reliable and popular bubble tea spot with consistent quality and multiple favorites across the drinks, earning strong recommendations from many customers.View restaurant profile
L2 Bubbletea
Opens Today at 11 amVerdun
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
Review Summary
≈ 1.3 km
Pizza Tifosi earns praise for fast, friendly service and delicious, well crafted pizzas, with dough praised as perfect and toppings that feel abundant and fresh. Reviewers highlight the baguette farcie and the makloub as standout items, noting they are large, flavorful, and generously served with tasty sauces on the side. The overall experience is described as welcoming and affordable, with frequent mentions of a warm atmosphere and attentive staff, and quick service that makes it easy to enjoy with friends. A note of caveat appears where a visit did not meet expectations for a makloub, but the staff handled it with care and offered a replacement, signaling strong customer care. Some locations are praised for cleanliness and eco friendly packaging, such as parchment under the pizza to reduce grease, and value is emphasized through two for one offers. Overall, Pizza Tifosi is seen as a reliable go to for Italian inspired pizza and hearty baguette based offerings, with high marks for quality and consistency and suggestions for a few extra flavor touches.View restaurant profile
Pizza Tifosi
Opens Today at 11 amVerdun
Review Summary
≈ 1.3 km
Reviews present a mixed but overall favorable view of Première Moisson, highlighting fresh bread, a wide pastry selection, and a bright, welcoming space with seating. The pastries are frequently praised, with items like croissants and the Oh La La pastry drawing particular attention for quality. Service and speed are described as uneven, with some visits experiencing long lines and unclear ordering flow. Coffee quality is variable, with some reports of burnt or cold coffee and others praising the beverages. Locations near metro stations are appreciated for convenience, though price levels and occasional lack of vegetarian options are mentioned as drawbacks. Overall the chain is seen as a strong option for grab-and-go pastries and meals, with suggestions to improve service consistency and signage during busy periods.View restaurant profile
Première Moisson
Opens Today at 8 amVerdun
Review Summary
≈ 1.3 km
Reviewers describe Patisserie Rhubarbe as true sweet poetry with precise technique and a love of detail, praising inventive creations from the jasmine lychee lime coconut tart to chocolate, raspberry and yogurt, and a standout mille-feuille, all noted for balance and lightness. The pastry shop is repeatedly hailed for quality and finesse, with many calling the mille-feuille the best in town and a superb discovery, while others highlight an elegant lemon tart and bold chocolate-fruit-yogurt combinations. A varied menu includes savory options and even a small book of recipes, and packaging is frequently praised for beauty. Seating is limited or unavailable indoors in some reviews, though a small bench inside and a summer terrace offer options, and prices run higher in line with perceived quality. Some feedback mentions changes over time with a perceived dip in offer and ambience, but the overall impression is of original, top tier pastries that are highly recommended, with seasonal savory Danish and acclaimed Swiss-inspired signatures cited by fans.View restaurant profile
Patisserie Rhubarbe
Opens Saturday at 9 amPointe St-Charles, Saint-Henri
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≈ 1.3 km
Reviews collectively highlight Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie as a place with fresh, handmade pastries and a wide range of Eastern European products at reasonable prices. The owner and staff are described as welcoming and friendly, with convenient service and a particularly nice atmosphere noted by many. Pastries and cakes are praised for being delicious and moist, with some statements that the offerings rival or surpass those at more upscale cafés, and items like poppy seed bread rolls are mentioned as standouts. Value is a common thread, described as among the most reasonably priced bakeries in the area. While a few reviews are negative, the overall sentiment points to consistent quality and a strong appeal to those seeking traditional Polish or Eastern European sweets and treats.View restaurant profile
Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie
Opens Tuesday at 11 amVerdun
Review Summary
≈ 1.4 km
Spicebros earns praise for bold Indian style fast food with flavorful bowls, wraps, samosas and chaats, and a notably refreshing mango lassi. Across reviews, the food is described as delicious and well prepared, with popular picks like butter chicken bowls and veggie burgers, plus unique options such as Indian style tacos and wraps. Mango lassi is frequently singled out as outstanding. Service is consistently described as friendly, attentive, and fast, making it a good choice for takeout or a quick meal. Prices are seen as good value for the quality by many, though some comments note portions can be light for the price and a few dishes feel overpriced. Occasional complaints mention inconsistency in ingredients, with at least one paneer bowl having stale potatoes and less paneer than expected. At least one branch is noted for hygiene concerns and an unpleasant smell in the naan area, reminding that experience can vary by location. Overall the vibe is casual and lively, with murals and a welcoming atmosphere that encourages repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Spicebros
Opens Today at 11 amPointe St-Charles
Review Summary
≈ 1.4 km
Paul Patates reads like a nostalgic Quebec casse-croute with a focus on classic fast food and a strong poutine game. Reviewers praise the poutine for crispy fries, fresh cheese curds, and a rich, well balanced gravy that sometimes carries a touch of sweetness, while the spruce beer is repeatedly hailed as a standout, a signature beverage people seek out, though one review notes it tastes more like root beer. The hot dogs are described as steamed with soft buns and generous garnishes, and burgers are often singled out for juicy patties and toasted buns. The overall vibe is retro and welcoming, with an old school feel and transfixing ambiance for those who appreciate a simple, honest diner experience. Service is quick and prices are reasonable, and many say the place is a must visit for a taste of classic greasy spoon charm, even if fries can be uneven and hours occasionally close early, so checking ahead is advised.View restaurant profile
Paul Patates
Corner diner doling out poutine, burgers & hot dogs in a snug, old-school setting.
Opens Tomorrow at 11 am
Pointe St-Charles, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: Guide to the Best Montreal Snack Bars Worth Discovering
Review Summary
≈ 1.5 km
Casse-Croûte Normand emerges in reviews as a Verdun institution offering classic, generously loaded poutines with thick, flavorful sauce, ample cheese curds, and fries cooked to a crisp that holds up under the toppings, while a menu that features burgers and hot dogs alongside a wide variety of poutines inspires frequent praise. Diners describe the atmosphere as warm, old school, and family-run, with fast, courteous service and staff that make guests feel at home. Portions are typically generous and prices are often considered reasonable for the quality, though a few notes mention recent downsizing of portions or higher prices and occasional inconsistencies in toppings. The place is also valued for its community spirit, with initiatives that support locals and collaborations with other small businesses. Overall, it is seen as a must-try for poutine lovers, a reliable casual spot in Verdun, and one of the best poutine options in the area that keeps regulars coming back.View restaurant profile
Casse-Croûte Normand
Opens Tomorrow at 11 amVerdun
Review Summary
≈ 1.5 km
Lecavalier Petrone is a standout Montreal patisserie and chocolatier, praised for light, delicate pastries and chocolates that show evident artistry and deliver flavors that feel balanced and memorable, with favorites including the Paris Brest, pistachio chocolate dulcey, dark araguani, and passion fruit caramel that are frequently cited for gifts, celebrations and holidays; a broad range of cakes, bakes, and advent calendars is noted as both delicious and beautifully crafted for special moments, whether gifting to bridesmaids or marking family occasions. The staff and owners are often praised for professionalism, warmth, and the dedication shown to fulfilling orders, with stories of going the extra mile to accommodate customers and support community fundraising. There are occasional caveats such as desserts not always matching photos, cakes only available in large portions, and online ordering or pickup logistics that can be lengthy, but overall Lecavalier Petrone remains a beloved local gem whose quality, artistry and generosity keep customers returning for signature items and for celebrations and holidays.View restaurant profile
Lecavalier Petrone
Opens Wednesday at 10:30 amPointe St-Charles
Review Summary
≈ 1.5 km
Florence Café is described as a cozy neighborhood spot with good coffee and tasty pastries, where the staff are friendly and the atmosphere is calm and welcoming. The café is praised for items like matcha, pistachio croissant, banana bread, chai latte, and a range of pastries, with gelato and pastel de nata also mentioned as favorites. The cappuccino is often deemed perfectly dosed and the overall quality of offerings is high, though a few reviews note that some viennoiseries did not look or taste freshly prepared and prices can be on the higher side. Service is generally pleasant and attentive, yet on busy days the line and wait for coffee can be longer and seating may be limited, with some patrons wishing for more shade on the patio. The ambience invites lingering for work or conversation, and many reviewers highlight the welcoming staff and solid coffee, pastries, and treats. Overall Florence Café stands out as a reliable local café with standout beverages like matcha and a variety of tasty pastries, making it a go to spot for a good cup and a sweet bite.View restaurant profile
Florence Café
Opens Today at 7:30 amPointe St-Charles, Montreal-Southwest
Review Summary
≈ 1.6 km
Patrons describe Le Trèfle Taverne Irlandaise as a cozy, lively pub with a broad beer selection and a welcoming tavern vibe that suits both casual drinks and weekend brunch. The brunch offering draws particular praise for classics like Benedicts and Irish specialties, and the food in general is often described as tasty and generously portioned, with several dishes such as boudin, ham, and duck sandwich receiving high marks, while some items like fries occasionally fall short and prices can feel steep. The atmosphere is repeatedly called convivial and warm, with a bustling crowd and, when weather cooperates, a pleasant terrace; however, winter visits can be uncomfortable due to cold drafts and a dining room that can feel chilly. Service is described as friendly and efficient by many, though some reviews report slow or inconsistent attention, difficulties with getting drinks or checks, and in a few cases feeling unwelcomed or overcharged. Overall, the pub is seen as a strong favorite for beers and social dining, with room for improvement in climate comfort, family accessibility, and consistent service.View restaurant profile
Le Trèfle Taverne Irlandaise
Opens Today at 10 amVerdun
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