Bloomfield is described as a cozy, charming brunch spot with a modern vibe and a colorful, varied menu that blends Mediterranean flavors with comfort foods, where the Palestinian eggs and Turkish eggs are standout dishes and the avocado toast is well liked. The space is small and pleasantly decorated with flowers, making it feel intimate yet lively, and the staff are praised for friendliness and attentive service, creating a warm mood. On weekends the place can be crowded and a bit noisy, leading to slower service and longer waits, and a few critiques mention small portions or meals that lack seasoning or consistency and some items being pricey. Reservations are advised to avoid long waits, especially on Saturdays, while the overall brunch experience is frequently described as delightful and worth returning for.
Cute restaurant in Outremont, food is fine but very overpriced for the value you receive. The staff is not well trained, & sometimes speak either French or English, that makes some mistakes on the menu order. Coffee is very bof, orange juice is almost 6$.. you can try the Turkish eggs to taste an original brunch, 🍳
I got the octopus in a bed of lentils & kale, with potatoes & a yogurt cream. We also got the french toast, with additional egg & bacon. Everything was well prepared with style & the taste & presentation were very nice. Just be prepared to pay more than a regular brunch.
Oct 29, 2023
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Fantastic food - very different from all the typical Montreal brunch places with long lineups just to get eggs & pancakes. Very middle-eastern oriented. The service was outstanding - I ordered the wrong dish by mistake, & the waiter replaced it with the one I wanted with no charge. Highly recommended!
I so wanted this place to be good, if not great. Tried so many times to find a table, finally when we did get a table., it was such a let down. The taste were insipid, quantity very small & extra price & tip (18%) are for the decor. We ate the palestinien eggs, frittata (much better at premiere maison) & granola (just pumpkin seeds) This place has potential, just not yet. We ended up getting gnocchi at fairmont soon after as we were still hungry & needed some flavours.
Food & coffee were delicious! We found the service to be slow at first (they took the order of the people beside us before ours, even though both tables arrived at the same time) & the seating was quite tight. I suppose that's what you get with the Sunday brunch rush. Otherwise very yummy & highly recommend for a unique take on brunch in Montreal! I had the Turkish eggs & my friend had the French toast – both excellent!
Delicious food, cute spot! We came with a newborn baby in a stroller ( my first outing since birth) & didn't account for the space the stroller would take up. The staff were super accommodating & kind & helped us find a solution by tucking the stroller in next to the wall. Oh, & the food was absolutely delicious & gorgeous! I split the Palestinian eggs & the French toast with my sister, & both were an excellent combination of flavors, not too sweet & not too salty. Loved the pomegranate & mint with the eggs! An excellent place for creative brunch offerings!
Bloomfield serves relishes plates in a beautiful, picture worthy restaurant. Second time eating a Bloomfield & the Turkish eggs are still my favorite. Will be coming back soon!
Sep 13, 2022
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Super cute & cozy brunch spot! It was busy the entire time, but that's when you know the food is cooked fresh. Our server was Bilingual & attentive. We got the plateau de jerusalem for 2 ($40) & it was the perfect sampling platter. In love with the sumac jammy eggs.
Cute decor but small & hard to even get to the tables. Also, extremely overpriced! Ordered the sharing platter for two (40$) & literally only ate 1 egg, 1 slice halloumi cheese & some variations of hummus dips with minimal pita. Glad we tried it but ultimately would never go back :
Three of us ordered the Palestinian plate. I & another enjoyed it very much especially the lamb keftas, My husband thought it was just OK because he claims his own eggs Shakshuka are better (I don't see the comparison). Two at our table ordered the Jerusalem platter. While very tasty & popular from the orders I saw around the room, we found it overpriced. Coffee was very good & my flat white was delicious. The three stars relates to the decor, charming but shabby, the space - tight & awkward, the seating, very uncomfortable, especially since two in our party were elderly & used canes. Service was polite & efficient.
