Bloomfield reads as a cozy, flower-filled brunch spot with a colorful Mediterranean-inspired menu and friendly, attentive service. The space is intimate and often busy, so arriving with a reservation is wise on weekends, but the charming decor and warm, neighborhood vibe keep it inviting. Dishes receive broad praise for freshness and presentation, with standouts like Palestinian eggs, the Jerusalem platter, avocado toast, and a pistachio latte; portions are generally generous, though some guests feel prices run high for the amount, and desserts like pudding chomeur are praised by some. Occasional inconsistencies appear, such as uneven seasoning or underwhelming coffee, and a few reviews mention the space can feel cramped and noisy. Yet many say the staff go above and beyond, and the overall experience is memorable thanks to welcoming service and a lively atmosphere. The terrace in warm months adds to the appeal, making Bloomfield a worthwhile spot for trying inventive brunch options and enjoying a bright, inviting setting.
Service sympathique, mais il ne faut pas écouter les recommandations de la serveuse. Nourriture inégale, certains plats étaient délicieux & d'autres ordinaires. Ambiance très bruyante, mais l'endroit est joliment décoré.
Endroit extrêmement exigu & trés trés bruyant.
le service est tout juste passable.
mais l'addition elle, est vraiment salée!
vous pouvez ça normal de payer une tranche de pain supplémentaire coupée en 2 3$ alors que vous en avez pour 180$ pour 2 adultes & 2 enfants?
merci, mais plus jamais!
Update: The restaurant owners had my review removed. I am not the only one voicing an opinion. That's not right.
Hi everyone, this review will be realist. Up to you to decide. The first time I brunched there was a quiet week day. Memorable, flavours reminded me of my mother's cuisine.
This time around, it was packed. Thankfully we had made reservations. You could feel the tension in the air which is understandable. One waitress brushed us off but again, given the commotion, we sympathized. Now for the meal. First we ordered mimosas which for the tiny size & weak mixology was overpriced (12$). Then came the long awaited flavours only to conclude they were fad to my disappointment. I may give it a third try but not during busy weekends.
Delicious brunch! We made reservations because it is usually packed on the weekend. I liked the vibe, very cozy & bright, & we were seated by the window to soak up the sun. The food was delicious & came out so fast, even before we had our drinks! It was a bit cramped & loud since there were so many people & it is a small restaurant. But overall, the staff were friendly & the food was worth the price.
Apr 23, 2025
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I recently visited Bloomfield Restaurant with friends, & it was a fantastic experience! The cozy, modern vibe made for the perfect setting for brunch. The menu offered a variety of tasty options, from avocado toast to eggs benedict, all made with fresh ingredients. The portions were just right, & everything was flavorful.
The service was friendly & attentive, & the atmosphere was relaxed, allowing us to enjoy our meal without feeling rushed. Whether you're with friends or celebrating something special, Bloomfield is a great spot for a delicious, laid-back brunch. We'll definitely be returning!
Montreal may be freezing in March, but this Jerusalem platter is pure warmth & comfort! Creamy hummus, smoky baba ghanoush, velvety labneh, perfectly spiced eggs, crispy halloumi, & fluffy pita-every bite is a taste of sunshine. Who needs spring when brunch looks this good? 😏
Le latte à la pistache est super bon. J'ai aussi pris l'omelette & elle était délicieuse! Un peu dispendieux, mais la qualité est là. C'est très petit, donc à garder en tête pour les personnes à mobilité réduite.
Small but cozy. Fast service & beautiful presentation of the plates. Nice compact menu & reasonable prices . What I would liked, bigger cups for the latte. My wife didn't like the aremicano. The omelette is not an omelette, it's more like a frittata.
