Allô mon Coco
Une tradition déjeuners généreuse et des salades éclatantes pour réinventer vos matins.
FERMÉOuvre demain à 6:00 (am)
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Afficher toutbreakfast(33) brunch(11) coffee(11) recommend(10) potatoes(9) busy(9) fresh(8) egg(7) toast(5) crepe(4) mashed(4) pancake(4)
I went for brunch with a friend on a Saturday at 11:15. We waited around 20 minutes for a table to be available. It's been a long time since I've been there & I think their menu has been updated. I usually have eggs, etc., an omelet, or a savory crepe, I ordered a grilled cheese on egg bread with all of this in it: scrambled eggs (more like an omelet) bacon, avacado, red onions & spicy mayo. Very greesy, but very delicious. It came with a choice of potato cubes or mashed which I chose, & a thin slice each of cantelope & honey dew melon (I would have preferred a bit mire fruit, but it was sufficient. The potatoes were good, but I brought 3/4 of the large scoop of potatoes home as it would be too much/heavy for me to eat with this meal.
My friend & I spent a long time chatting while eating, but the server didn't rush us out. When we finished our meal there were a few empty tables & no line up so we stayed longer. The server was efficient & very busy, & we were not neglected.
There is a wheelchair accessible individual washroom with a baby change table on the wall. The ladies' has two stalls & two sinks. The sinks are the bowl type that sit on top of the counter. Looks nice, but the water is all over the counter because the faucet neck is too short & the water flows off your hands in behind the sink unless you are very intentional.
I recommend this restaurant for families. But if you are hard of hearing choose a quieter time when it's not so busy.
Best French toast😍 we ordered 2 & ended up packing the 2nd one & it was still good as leftover. The crepe was more like a thin version of a regular pancake so it was still a bit fluffy but the English cream was perfect.
We were so amazed at how quickly the food was served.
Great portions, we had all the scrumptious large plates from crepes, to pancakes, scrambled, great fresh fruit.... Overall a great option for breakfast or brunch.
First of all, you get greeted by a sweatpants wearing teenager who graciously makes time for you by stopping her social media for a few minutes. She is wearing tennis sneakers & looks like she just came back from gym class. We are offered the worst seats in the busiest location (where there should not even be a table, frankly) & when we ask to be seated in one of the many empty tables she says it is reserved, but no one is there at 2 pm (& no one show up there the entire time we ate!). We get seated at a high table, order & the food arrives quickly. But, no utensils & no check on us (you know, the usual "is everything to your liking..") despite the fact that we are clearly not eating. Finally, I request utensils & the missing toast (no butter, please). The utensils arrive immediately but the toast is drenched in butter. Frankly, the entire experience was something that felt like a fancy McDonalds. Kids for staff who have no experience & lots of plastic decor. If I am to spend almost $50 bucks on two coffees, a breakfast plate & 1 side of potatoes (fancy & yummy, I must admit), I would rather go elsewhere. It was just not worth the value. Fifty bucks & I only ordered 1 full meal (2 eggs, a smallish dessert crepe, & forgettable extras on the side). In summary, I like the food at this place, but the experience (service & ambience) & the bang for the buck is just not there.