Beautys Luncheonette
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breakfast(55) bagel(37) beauts(34) pancakes(28) classic(24) brunch(21) egg(16) coffee(15) institution(14) fresh(13) potatoes(12) bacon(12)I have no idea what's happened to Beautys over the past year but whatever has changed, it was not for the good. At kne time, this was an iconic Montreal restaurant with some of the best breakfast items & hashbrowns in the entire city. Now the food is bland & without flair, there is no more love being put into the food at Beautys. Recent reviews over the past year, all seem to say the same thing, at best it is hit & miss. This mornings order was a delivery, it consisted of tiny pieces of burnt black hasbrowns & crushed toast & this is not the first time in recent months. We ate in the restaurant 34 days ago, in the middle of the week, not busy, so no excuse except.. no more love in the food at Beautys. Dry & burnt omelet with burnt hasbrowns & dry over toasted bread. My decades of attending or ordering from Beautys officially ends today, & it breaks my heart to see this happen.
Beauty's never fails to disappoint. I had the Beauty's breakfast with two pancakes, potatoes, sausages & bacon, two eggs & a bagel. It was a huge plate & as good as I remember from coming 15 years ago.
It is kinda not worth the price. We went in just to try because there was no line up that day. Maybe people just go because of the line without knowing the food? My bagel with smoked salmon was cold & hard. My wife had a waffle with sausages. We did not even order a coffee. With tip, it was about $50.
This rating is strictly about the french toast. The bagel is good, but you will leave with onion breath. I dont have french toast often, but the challah french toast is easily the best I've had. I should say I was expecting a little extra on the presentation because all the french toasts I've had come with toppings & whatnot. This one is presented on a warmed plate, naked, & bare with a small side of syrup. Fruit & bacon is optional & really not necessary at all. A superior display of simplicity at its finest. The challah.is.so.good. the maple syrup is the cherry on top. Clean restaurant & friendly service. No wait on a Thursday afternoon in May.