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≈ 2.6 km
Patrons describe Cinco de mayo - Le 5 mai Déjeuners, tacos et salades as a warm, small, cozy spot with consistently tasty, authentic Mexican dishes and generous portions. Tacos are praised for being well filled and flavorful, with the salsa adding just the right amount of heat and sturdy toppings, while dishes like chilaquiles, pozole, tres leches cake, horchata, and flan appear frequently in the praise. Service is repeatedly highlighted as friendly and welcoming, helping create a homey, neighborhood vibe and making guests eager to return. While a few notes mention minor inconsistencies such as tortillas arriving a bit dry or certain items needing extra seasoning or garnishes, the overall impression is one of dependable flavor, good value, and a lively, authentic experience. This spot is regarded as a standout in Montreal's Mexican scene, offering breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner in a cozy setting that keeps bringing people back for more.View restaurant profile
Cinco de mayo - Le 5 mai Déjeuners, tacos et salades
Mexican breakfasts, tacos and salads
Open until 10 pm
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.7 km
Reviews for Kojax Souflaki consistently highlight fast, polite service and friendly staff, with many noting an excellent overall experience and tasty food, sometimes featuring their unique recipes. The manager and team are praised for going the extra mile, including personally delivering missing items when orders fail to arrive, a display of dedication and care that builds trust. The sentiment is strong, describing service as outstanding and the staff as genuinely caring, making Kojax Souflaki feel reliable and welcoming. A few drawbacks appear, including not being as fresh as before and chicken sometimes dry or not prepared in front of guests, but fries are commonly liked and the overall impression remains highly positive, with Kojax Souflaki appearing among the best places in the food court.View restaurant profile
Kojax Souflaki
Open until 9 pmLaSalle
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≈ 2.2 km
Reviews describe Café Jardin as a cozy, plant-filled neighborhood spot with a calm, welcoming vibe and a menu that shines for vegetarians and vegans, featuring items like vegan kefta skewers, a Mumbai sandwich, tartines, and generous sides; the coffee is praised as excellent by many, with standout lattes and plant-based milks, though a few note the coffee flavor changing recently. The space earns praise for friendly, attentive staff who recognize regulars and bring drinks to the table, a versatile setting for conversations, small meetings, family hangouts, kid's corner and board games, all set in rustic furniture with plenty of plants and a tranquil ambiance. Sustainability is a recurring theme, with zero waste initiatives and a strong focus on vegan options, and the new location is seen as brighter and more tranquil. Prices are generally reasonable for quality and vegan choices, though some dishes are described as a bit pricey or portions as not the most generous, especially when meals arrive with a side; still, the overall experience is viewed as a gem and a dependable go-to for locals and visitors seeking good food and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Café Jardin
Open until 8 pmVerdun
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≈ 2.2 km
Boulangerie Le Toledo earns widespread praise for freshness and quality across a wide range of breads, pastries and viennoiseries, with standout items such as focaccia, fougasse, miso baguette, sourdough, and almond croissants, along with pain au chocolat and baguettes; the staff are described as friendly and the space lively yet intimate, making it a reliable choice in Verdun for a quick bite, coffee and a pastry moment when available. Some reviewers mention occasional inconsistencies: butter flavor in the flaky dough can be weak in some batches, croissants and galette des rois sometimes lack rich butter notes or taste frozen, and a few experiences note higher prices and tax confusion or limited seating. A range of vegan and seasonal offerings, including quinoa bowls and vegan sandwiches, add variety, and many say the place is worth the visit and a regular stop for bread and pastries; overall it feels like a beloved local bakery with excellent breads and pastries, friendly service, and a few caveats about occasional variability.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Le Toledo
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amVerdun
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≈ 2.7 km
Overall, Kojax Souflaki receives praise for tasty gyros and a signature sauce that goes with almost everything, with diners calling the flavors among the best Greek food in town. The pita is warm and fluffy, the meat and onions are thinly sliced and juicy, and the fries are crispy on the outside and soft inside; the chicken souvlaki is highlighted as one of the best in Montreal. Service is described as friendly and efficient, contributing to good value, although some delivery experiences mention missing extra sauce on orders and the need to pursue refunds. Some reviews note that this location seems to offer fresher food and better overall service than others. Overall the combination of fresh food, strong sauces, satisfying fries, and courteous staff makes Kojax Souflaki a favored option locally, with room for improvement in order accuracy on delivery.View restaurant profile
Kojax Souflaki
Open until 10 pmCôte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 3.1 km
Le Kioko draws broad praise for fresh, well presented sushi and a cozy, welcoming vibe. The fish is consistently fresh, portions are generous, and the sashimi and spicy tuna are standout favorites. The chirashi bowl is a highlight and the chef's special platter is described as flavorful, with many noting a wide variety of seafood and professional service. It is considered a great value with high quality that keeps guests returning. Takeout is reliable, well packed, and convenient, while some diners wish for additional lunch options like bento combos. Occasional drawbacks include slower service during peak times, a few menu access hiccups with a QR code system, and, in rare cases, a dish with mushy rice that falls short of expectations. Beverage options may be limited for dine-in and some experiences vary, but overall Le Kioko is regarded as a strong sushi option in the area with fresh fish and attentive staff, inviting guests to come back.View restaurant profile
Le Kioko
Open until 9 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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