Diners praise L'Oeufrier for tasty inventive breakfast and brunch options, from classic grilled cheese and signature poutines to mango smoothies and specialty coffees, with generous portions that satisfy big appetites. The service is repeatedly described as fast and friendly, contributing to a welcoming family friendly atmosphere that makes it easy to return. The menu shows originality and quality, offering comforting staples as well as creative twists, and the overall experience is reliable and enjoyable whether for a quick bite or a leisurely meal. Prices are viewed as reasonable for the quality and portions, making it a worthwhile choice for regular visits.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Comptoir St-Jo as a warm, neighborhood cafe by the water with a cozy vibe and a sunny terrace, where the breakfast bagel and coffee are frequently praised and the selection of baked goods, local wines, and merchandise adds to the appeal. The coffee and pastries are often highlighted as strong points, while the food can vary and a few items have shown inconsistency, such as a cookie with less chocolate than expected or a bagel with a hole that can make the sandwich slide. Service is described as friendly and efficient by many, though some visits note inattentive staff, tables that need cleaning, or seating that is tight for larger groups. The location and ambiance are repeatedly called out as a neighborhood gem, with a lively but welcoming atmosphere and an emphasis on local products beyond the cafe, including a notable sunroom and outdoor seating. Overall Comptoir St-Jo emerges as a reliable spot for coffee, breakfast and light meals, appreciated for its vibe, the variety of options inside, and a sense of community that brings people back.View restaurant profile
Greenz Restaurant draws strong praise for its rotis, with chicken and goat options noted for tender meat and thin, soft roti skins, and a creamy stew that enriches the dishes. The goat roti is especially well liked, though one reviewer would have preferred a little more potatoes. Rice and beans are described as a reliable favorite, while the chicken jerk and the roti receive frequent commendations for their bold, distinctive spice and flavor. Several diners call the chicken rotis among the best they have ever had, with some saying the flavors are absolutely incredible and have their own bold personality. Feelings of satisfaction come with plans to return for seconds, and the overall impression is strongly favorable.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Eggsquis present a mixed picture: many diners praise the breakfast quality, generous portions, and friendly service, with some calling it the best breakfast spot in Montreal and noting good value and reliable flavors; at the same time, others complain about noise when the place is full, cold eggs or cold food, and uneven service with slow coffee or forgotten details. Some readers mention doors slamming and drafts by the entrance, and a few point to cleanliness concerns in the toilets as a reflection of overall cleanliness. While longtime customers say the restaurant remains a dependable option with a welcoming atmosphere, certain visits feel ordinary or disappointing, with bland potatoes or a lack of wow factor. Overall, Eggsquis seems to deliver strong breakfasts and attentive staff for many, but temperature, speed, and cleanliness issues keep it from being universally acclaimed.View restaurant profile
Diners note that value at Ella Foods can be hit or miss depending on what is ordered, with jerk chicken fried rice and jerk chicken spring rolls standing out. The oxtail plate is described as delicious and a generous portion. The Rasta pasta seems overpriced for what it is and for its portion size, but it is not bad. The staff are friendly and seem to work hard to satisfy customers. The atmosphere is gnarly and not ideal for a date.View restaurant profile
