Beautys Luncheonette se spécialise dans la cuisine de casse-croûte traditionnelle axée sur des classiques préparés sur la plaque chauffante et des sandwichs copieux. Le menu propose le célèbre Mish-Mash, une combinaison emblématique d'œufs brouillés, de salami, de hot-dogs, d'oignons et de poivrons verts, accompagnée de crêpes légères et de pain challah tranché épais. La clientèle découvre un intérieur fonctionnel défini par des tabourets à dossier haut et des accents chromés qui reflètent l'esthétique typique d'une institution de service au comptoir nord-américaine. La cuisine privilégie des techniques de préparation fiables et constantes pour les sandwichs grillés classiques, assurant que chaque plat reste fidèle aux conventions établies du genre. Les options incluent régulièrement des laits frappés classiques et des salades de fruits frais qui complètent les plats salés. Chaque élément du menu mise sur une cuisine réconfortante préparée avec précision technique et une adhésion stricte aux traditions culinaires de cet établissement iconique.
Beautys Luncheonette est largement reconnue comme une institution montréalaise classique, appréciée pour son atmosphère de diner nostalgique et ses incontournables du déjeuner comme les pancakes moelleux, les bagels au saumon fumé et l'omelette Mish Mash. Bien que de nombreux visiteurs apprécient le personnel accueillant et la cuisine réconfortante et constante, les expériences sont parfois nuancées par les longues files d'attente et le sentiment d'être pressé de libérer les tables durant les heures de pointe. Les avis sur les prix sont partagés, car certains clients trouvent que les portions généreuses et la qualité justifient le coût, tandis que d'autres estiment que les plats sont onéreux pour la simplicité des ingrédients. Bien que le service soit généralement décrit comme amical et efficace, quelques clients ont signalé une hospitalité inégale, soulignant que si l'endroit demeure une destination prisée des touristes comme des locaux, l'environnement très occupé peut ne pas convenir à ceux qui recherchent une expérience de brunch décontractée.
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.
Beauty's Luncheonette in Montreal is your go-to for a cozy, throwback vibe & some unexpectedly solid life advice from the servers-who are more like your cool aunt who just knows stuff. They told me, "Give love, get it back tenfold." Yeah, & it starts with Montreal's famous bagels with scrambled eggs, avo, & tomatoes. Don't knock the "Mish Mash" until you try it; it's a bizarre mash-up of salami & hot dogs that just works. This place isn't just old-school, it's GOLD-school. Drop by for a bite, a laugh, celebrity sightings, & maybe a life lesson or two.
Very special breakfast。 located in Montreal Jewish quarter, apparently, this is a quite famous & popular cafe. A couple started it in 1942, a lot of celebrities dines here with her(his) photo taken & displayed on the wall. The most famous breakfast here is bagel with smoked salmon.
Lovely atmosphere & service. The food was very good, I personally had the clubhouse classique on challah bread , & it was excellent! The milkshake was very good too. ----- Très belle atmosphère & service, La nourriture étais vraiment bon, moi même j'ai manger le clubhouse classique sur le pain challah, & c'étais excellent! Le milkshake étais vraiment bon auci!
It's been a long time since I was last here. I have such fond memories of coming here pre-pandemic. The service used to be friendly, the food always solid, & great atmosphere. I have never been shooed out of a restaurant until today at Beautys. I understand that when there's a line up out the door, the tables need to turnover & it's rude for guests to sit around chatting well after they're done eating. I'm always doing my best to be a good guest & leaving as soon after finishing my meal as possible. Today was too much. My friend was not even finished her plate before we were rudely told to three times that there's a line up & they needed the table. The server, who has been there for years & previously given great service, was hounding us to leave. When my friend went to the restroom at the very end, she literally came up to me & said, point blank, "We need the table now." Needless to say, don't think I'll be back. I say this having been a server for years.
The food was great, but a little expensive, unfortunately the servers didn't come to the table very often & I had the feeling that they focused much more on the tables that were reserved because at the end they were able to ask for more tips, when finishing the payment we were very uncomfortable with our attendant who was now staring & rotating our table because we didn't give her the best tip.
