Greenspot se spécialise dans les mets classiques de la restauration rapide nord-américaine, en se concentrant sur des sandwichs grillés copieux et des déclinaisons emblématiques de poutine. Le menu privilégie les préparations traditionnelles de viandes tranchées, de fromages fondus et de garnitures fraîches, servis dans un environnement dynamique et animé. Les clients découvrent une esthétique authentique de casse-croûte avec des comptoirs proéminents et un décor nostalgique qui souligne une approche directe de la nourriture réconfortante. Chaque article reflète un engagement envers des portions généreuses et une qualité constante, privilégiant les saveurs franches aux embellissements culinaires modernes. La cuisine produit une vaste gamme de sandwichs chauds, de frites croustillantes et de plats à base de sauce brune qui définissent l'identité centrale de cet établissement. Cet espace fonctionnel constitue une référence pour ceux qui recherchent des repas fiables et substantiels ancrés dans les traditions régionales avec efficacité.
Greenspot est largement reconnu comme une institution montréalaise bien-aimée qui propose une expérience authentique et nostalgique grâce à son décor d'époque et son atmosphère rétro. De nombreux visiteurs apprécient l'établissement pour ses plats réconfortants, notamment les portions généreuses de viande fumée et une variété de poutines souvent citées comme étant parmi les meilleures en ville. Le menu est vaste, répondant à une grande diversité de goûts avec des options de déjeuners fiables, des sandwichs et des classiques québécois à des prix abordables. Bien que l'environnement soit décrit comme vivant et charmant, la qualité du service peut varier, même si de nombreux clients soulignent l'efficacité et le professionnalisme du personnel. Malgré quelques rares irrégularités, cet établissement de longue date demeure une destination incontournable pour ceux qui recherchent une expérience culinaire locale authentique et satisfaisante.
My partner's meal was good, although it's difficult to mess up eggs & toast. I was excited to try this place especially given the positive feedback, but it was by far the worst place I've had in Montreal. Firstly, the menu online is not the same as in person. They did not specify online that there is a different breakfast/lunch/dinner menu, so went in at 10 am & couldn't order lunch. As I wanted the smoked meat sandwich, I asked someone (not our waitress who didn't know the answer) how much smoked meat the side is in comparison to the sandwich. I was told that the side was the same amount, so I ordered this & a side of rye bread to make it myself. I was presented with three (yes, THREE) very thin slices of smoked meat. It was so thin & little it had no taste, the bread had more taste! I understand it is a side, but I was told it was the same amount as a usual smoked meat sandwich. Then, we waited 40 minutes for our waitress to come to us to pay our bill. She never came once to check on us or refill my water. They then tried to charge me for coffee I didn't ask for & never drank. Extremely unhappy, worst smoked meat in all of Montreal & horrible service. I have nothing positive to say for me.
This was our second time here & we came back because really like the atmosphere & the retro vibes dining here. The seating booths are cool & the kitchen & restaurant style is too. The food portions are good as well as the service. They have a very large menu, including breakfast potatoes until 11, & then the breakfast menu is limited afterwards. Personally, my sister & I, dont like their fries. Their fries are largely cut, bland in taste & are a bit dense in the inside--its not like the oily, salty type u munch on. It felt like we always had to add salt, ketchup & vinegar for a taste. Their coleslaw is very basic too, its not the creamy type. Its really just raw cut cabbages. However, you could add vinegar for some taste. I could understand that this is their style & how people like their fries & coleslaw this way, it just wasnt it for my sister & I.
Pretty good food, incredibly huge portions, & decently reasonable pricing. Greenspot has been around for ages & it's going to outlive me for sure. Definitely enjoyed my meal there & have definitely enjoyed a lots of other visits in the past. In a strange way, it's one of those generational spots as this was a place that my parents used to go in college & now me & other family members in the generations after. Looking forward to a return trip next time I'm back in Montreal, especially for breakfast as the menu for breakfast is ridiculously huge. Added bonus, the Atwater market just around the corner so it's easier to make it into a whole event.
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I've been here multiple times for breakfast, brunch, dinner, & of course their amazing poutines. Greenspot is definitely my go-to neighborhood diner.
The prices are fair, the portions are big, & the food always tastes fresh. You always leave satisfied. I've tried several of their poutines & they all slap. The hot dogs are also crazy good.
The staff are always nice & friendly too. Even on busy weekend mornings when the place is packed, they still make an effort to serve you with a smile & bring you what you need as quickly as possible.
If you're looking for a bite in the area, Greenspot is always a consistent & safe choice. Lovely place!
So let me begin by saying I've eaten there frequently & usually the food is good to very good. It's typical Quebec diner food with the usual traditional diner atmosphere & decor & the food is usually a consistent good tasting what you'd expect from a Quebec diner.
Today however, notwithstanding the food, we saw the restaurant was fairly busy, but the experience started off bad from the moment we walked in the door & stood waiting to be seated. One of the'partner owners' George, who usually seats the customer was on his cell phone talking next to the cash, while waiting it was easy to determine it was a personal call (which is fine depending on the situation, stuff happens in life), but he was slow to even acknowledge our presence. But hey, it's Sunday morning we'll wait. He tells us it won't be long (but hardly in a polite manner tbh) again I just dismiss it. He completes his call & instead of seating us (& btw there are now several other patrons waiting behind us to also be seated), he thinks it best to lace into a female employee in front of everyone, berating her & telling her'He's had enough of this from her, next time don't bother coming in….'. George should learn there is a place & time to address staffing issues & certainly they shouldn't be done in front of customers. But George makes it worse later on for us. We get seated with our menus & we wait for the waitress, now remember it's busy, & possibly understaffed. Our waitress doesn't acknowledge our presence despite being at the table next to us 3 times. We wait what we think is 15minutes plus & even notice another table behind & across from us trying to get the waitresses attention & they can't. We still haven't ordered, so I get up & go to our waitress & ask her to please & come take our order & that another table has been trying effortlessly to flag her down. She barely acknowledges me, she eventually comes & apologies & takes our order.
& here is where George makes everything worse & the whole dining experience is ruined. I wave for George to come over & I can tell he's annoyed I'm doing so, he comes & I explain the wait time & difficulty in getting my waitresses attention as well as the other table trying to get her attention. Poor George can't fixate on good customer service or my comment as trying to be constructive to help, no George needs to argue that it can't be 15 minutes we've been waiting to order more closer to 10 & the other table, well I should mind my own business & be more concerned about me. Ok George, I am more concerned about me… you feel compelled to discuss the 10 minutes vs 15 minute wait time because George has to be right, I let George have his 5 minutes difference because it's irrelevant now, it's about you George & the way you talk to staff & clients & how petty you are & more focused on trying to ensure you're right & the customer is wrong.
One would think it would end there, nope. George goes over to my waitress & says whatever he says, she immediately breaks out crying & runs to the ladies room, this is happening in the middle of a breakfast slam on a Sunday.
Way to go George, you've made 2 scenes with your staff members in front of your clients, talked to 1 client like you couldn't care less what the issue is & ruined the whole dining experience.
After this, this mornings breakfast & just plain horrible experience, this will be our last time going there. Because if George is indeed an owner, he doesn't deserve to have clients, shouldn't be in charge of staff & just won't be getting our business any further.
Too bad because the food is usually very good.
As a note my apologies to the waitress who George made cry, if I knew I wouldn't have bothered saying anything to him. & as a note to all staff there, if this is typical of George, you all deserve better, I would suggest all of you find better employment, nothing is worth putting up with a person like him.
Walking into Greenspot feels like stepping into a classic, timeless diner. It has a fantastic vintage ambiance, retro charm, & a lively, welcoming energy.
I ordered the Deluxe Plate for breakfast-two eggs, a pancake, & three meats. The food arrived at the table piping hot, incredibly flavorful, & hit the spot perfectly for a hearty morning meal.
What truly sets this place apart, though, is the exceptional hospitality. The staff was incredibly welcoming, smiling, & provided lightning-fast service despite the classic diner rush.
An absolute masterclass in the classic Montreal diner experience.
Exceptional food, nostalgic vibes, & flawless service. 10/10, easily a 5 out of 5 stars!
My wife & I stopped by on a Monday a few minutes before 11:00 & just missed the breakfast menu that ended at 11:00.
Missing the breakfast menu my wife still ordered an Omlete that even from my side of the table looked very underwelming, as she dug in she lost her appetite & only ate less that 1/2 of her omlette simply because it tasted less than ordinary. Her plate came with french fries that were barely warm to the touch.
I on the other hand indulged on a 10' steak & smoked meat sub. Unfortunately there was so much oily dressing thats all I tasted, no taste to the steak & absolutely no taste to what little smoked meat was in my sandwich. It was so bad it was necessary to disect my sandwich & remove the top 1/2 of the bread wich was drenched in oil. I also ordered a side of french fries & simular to my wifes fries mine were also just warm to the touch.
On a brighter note our waitress was very nice & eagarly topped up our coffee's, her colleque host was also very friendly.
Unfortunately I dont know how this establishment has recieved so many positive recommendations, we will not be back!
& honestly, the overhaul condition & appearance of this place is old & has charm, however it doesnt mean the restaurant has to appear dirty, take a look at the filth of those old music selectors at each booth.
Good authentic diner wither simple diner vibes, laidback, don't expect anything fancy (don't come up with intolerances but there are options for all) but real & genuine people coming in & out for the simple food, not the place to chill for hours. Service is fast & the food is good. I prefer breakfasts in general but they do have a mean poutine that will scare away a 5 days old hangover & smoked meet is good.
This is such an amazing place! I have been here 3-4 times in the past year & had a good experience everytime. It is a classic diner. Reminds me of New York. Very cozy, home-like feeling. The food & service is great.
They also have some off-menu items but you have to ask. From the menu, every egg based item is great. The pancakes are also soft & fluffy. Every time I try something new & enjoy it.
I have only come here for breakfast or brunch. Never lunch or dinner so I have no idea what that is like.
The only small negative is that they do not take a reservation. So the wait time can sometimes be more than 15 minutes.
