Reviews describe L'Oeufrier as a busy, welcoming brunch spot with a warm, diner like vibe and consistently friendly service. The menu offers a wide variety with many vegetarian and vegan options, and portions are generous, with dishes such as crepes, French toast, waffles and a salmon breakfast bowl receiving particular praise, along with satisfying drinks. The ambiance and quick service once seated are often highlighted, making it a good option for groups of friends or family. Some comments note a perceived decline in food quality in recent years after a management change, occasional slow service, and inconsistent experiences like dry toast or a nearby cleaning incident; a few critiques mention the menu naming as overly playful. Overall, it is seen as a go-to brunch destination with lively energy and comforting fare that invites returning to try more items.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Pizza Saint Henri as a convenient hub near Place St Henri metro station with space for both takeout and dine-in, a large display case of by the slice options, and options like chicken pizza and a vegetarian pie that stand out for a flavorful sauce, balanced dough and cheese that isn’t too thick or greasy. The counter staff are efficient and pleasant, napkins are sturdy and plentiful, and a radio adds a casual, on the go vibe. The menu also features lasagna and spaghetti that look fresh and filling, with prices that are surprisingly affordable. The pizza is widely praised as hearty and delicious with a star turn by the sauce, and many call it one of the best in the area and a reliable go to for delivery as well. Some reviews note occasional issues such as slow delivery times or rude phone service, and a few mention order mix ups with toppings when ordering for delivery. Overall Pizza Saint Henri comes across as delicious, well priced and consistently satisfying, offering a more authentic pizza experience than many big brand options.View restaurant profile
Savsav is described as a bright, stylish, and cozy hidden gem that many would return to for the vibe as much as for the drinks, with high ceilings, abundant natural light, and an atmosphere that works for study sessions, casual gatherings, or quiet chats. The beverage program gets frequent praise, especially the various matcha drinks and strawberry blends, though some reviewers note prices are on the higher side and a few non caffeinated options can disappoint. The food receives mixed feedback; certain sandwiches and small plates are lauded for taste and generosity, while others feel ordinary or inconsistent in quality. Service is often highlighted as friendly, down to earth, and attentive, but a minority describe rude or inattentive staff and occasional missteps. Some comments point to practical quirks like finding the entrance or the noise level, yet the overall impression is that Savsav relies on its concept, ambiance, and creative drinks to attract crowds. Overall, Savsav stands out as a must visit for a bright cafe vibe in Montreal, offering strong drinks and a memorable atmosphere with room for the food program to catch up.View restaurant profile
A. A. is described as an old-school Montreal spot with a retro vibe where fresh from-scratch food comes at affordable prices and late-night hours. The owner and staff are repeatedly praised for being attentive, friendly, and welcoming, with service that stays fast even in the wee hours. Poutine is the standout for many, hailed as the best in Montreal with crispy fries and a rich, bone-broth style gravy, while the menu also pleases with solid burgers and other inexpensive, tasty options. The place feels like a classic casse-croute, open late, cash-only, and generous in portions, offering a comforting, nostalgic experience that makes it a reliable go-to for late-night cravings and repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Shokutsuki comes across as a cozy, cute Japanese spot with a welcoming, offbeat vibe and a sense of being a hidden gem. The food is repeatedly described as delicious and filling, with a mix of donburi, poke bowls, curry, poutine and burgers, and favorites like chicken katsu poutine and beef curry praised for flavor and portion size. The atmosphere is intimate and casual, with fast service and friendly staff noted, and the restaurant is described as a great late night option that opens late and offers takeout. Values are generally good, with generous portions and reasonable pricing for the quality, though a few items can lean greasy and some dishes such as curry or potatoes can be cold or a bit underseasoned on the day. It draws crowds at lunchtime due to nearby schools, yet is beloved for its unique menu, variety of flavors, and a comfortable setting that encourages lingering. Guests also mention the range of drinks including sake, whiskey and beers, and highlight desserts and a compact but well rounded menu, making Shokutsuki feel approachable whether dining in or grabbing a quick bite.View restaurant profile
Khao Peeyo garners widespread praise for flavorful authentic Indian dishes, with many reviews highlighting butter chicken, biryani, tandoori meats, paneer preparations, garlic naan and other classics. The vibe is described as cozy and vibrant, with a welcoming atmosphere and good music that enhances the experience. Service is frequently praised for warmth, attentiveness and helpful recommendations, though a few notes mention slower service during busy times and occasional rude interactions. Hygiene and portions are generally described as solid, with generous servings at fair prices. The late hours and convenient downtown location make it a reliable option for late night meals after an evening out. Overall, customers leave satisfied with the quality and consistency, and many say they would return and bring friends.View restaurant profile
Greenspot is described as a Montreal classic with retro diner ambiance, where generous portions of poutine, steamies, smoked meat, burgers, and breakfast classics draw locals and visitors alike. The ambiance and fast, friendly service are repeatedly praised, with many noting the nostalgic decor, quick turnover, and affordable prices that keep it popular late into the night. Reviewers commonly highlight the poutine as a standout, ranging from richly sauced and meaty to traditional versions with squeaky cheese curds, while some batches are called mid or overly salty. The menu's breadth, from smoky meats to Greek dishes and breakfast plates, is seen as a strength, though a few guests find certain items overpriced or not perfectly executed. Overall, Greenspot is welcomed as a reliable, old-school dining experience offering comfort food at good value, a lively atmosphere, and a sense of history that keeps bringing people back for a casual, satisfying meal.View restaurant profile
Overall, the reviews paint Aylwin Barbecue as a beacon for serious smoke lovers in Montreal, with brisket, ribs, and smoked sausage earning top marks for deep, balanced flavor from a Yoder smoker and a spice rub that enhances the meat without overpowering it. The menu shines with the Famous Aylwinator burger and other sandwiches, all described as juicy and well seasoned, plus sides like creamy mac n' cheese, a standout poutine, crispy fries, and a simple yet delicious duo of sauces, one sweet and one spicy. A big draw is the casual Atwater Market vibe and the friendly, efficient service that makes the experience easy and enjoyable, even with long lines at times. Reviews also highlight solid value for quality and a consistency that keeps regulars coming back. While a few notes mention some items being a touch too sweet or ribs that can taste ham-like, the overall consensus is that Aylwin Barbecue delivers top tier BBQ in Montreal, with brisket described as among the best and desserts like key lime pie providing a perfect finish.View restaurant profile
Poulet Rouge is repeatedly praised for fresh, flavorful bowls packed with protein and veggies, with a choice of rice, quinoa or salads and sauces described as delicious. Service is consistently fast and friendly, and the staff and locations are noted for a welcoming, community minded vibe. The quality and variety make it a reliable go-to for many who return often, with some calling for a loyalty program. Some criticisms include higher prices in a university area, smaller bowls that can feel undersized, and occasional takeout mix ups or overcooked chicken; the dining area could use upgrades, though cleanliness is generally praised. Overall, the place offers healthy, tasty meals with quick service and a friendly atmosphere across locations, earning broad recommendations from regular customers and community partners alike.View restaurant profile
Ruby's Café Mtl comes across as a beloved dog friendly brunch spot with a warm, laid back vibe where dogs are welcomed inside and often catered to with their own treats, water bowls, and in some cases a small outdoor area for a pup run; the decor is cozy and stylish, and the atmosphere feels welcoming to families and dog lovers alike. The meals are frequently praised for being delicious and well presented, with favorites including pancakes, grilled cheese, pulled pork burger, and a mix of brunch options; coffee and drinks are also well regarded. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and caring toward dogs, helping to make visits memorable and encouraging return trips. While the place can get crowded and service can occasionally be slow or uneven and a few orders can be misplaced, these experiences are generally outweighed by the overall positive sentiment. Overall it is seen as a standout pet friendly venue in Montreal where both humans and their canine companions can enjoy a relaxed brunch or lunch, socialize with other dogs, and feel at home.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews of Uniburger mix strong praise for tasty, juicy burgers and standout items like the chicken and smash burgers with some concerns about service and value. Many note that the burgers are among the best in Montreal, the patties fresh and satisfying, but portions can feel small and prices can be high, depending on the option. Poutines and French language service pop up as recurring issues, with reports of poutine served without sauce, cold or delayed items, and little or no French-speaking staff in some instances. A few reviewers describe service as slow, unprofessional, or unfriendly at times, while others mention friendly staff and a good late night vibe. Fries are described as good and affordable, and several people say they would return or recommend Uniburger for a late night craving, even as others suggest improvements in ordering accuracy and consistency.View restaurant profile
