Millmans is described as a cozy, welcoming brunch spot with friendly staff and an atmosphere that feels both classic and unpretentious. The pancakes and bacon are frequently praised for their thickness and flavor, and other highlights include the grilled cheese, chicken sandwich, and locally baked bread, while coffee and some dishes receive more mixed reviews; some guests find portions small and prices high for basic fare, and a few reports mention bland or underseasoned dishes and occasional rushed service, but the overall mood leans toward charm, good vibes, and dependable service when the kitchen is on form.
This little brunch gem is small & quaint, but big on charm. From the moment we walked in, the service was impeccable. I had a lovely chat with the owner-super friendly & welcoming-& the rest of the staff were just as great.
As for the food: the pancakes are a must. They were thick & fluffy, served Quebec maple syrup. We also tried Le Millman, & it did not disappoint. The potatoes, seasoned with everything but the bagel spice, were a standout, & the bread was incredibly fresh. Scrambled eggs to perfection. One tip: if you're getting the bacon (which you should), ask for it extra crispy since it's quite thick.
All in all, a fantastic experience. I'll definitely be coming back!
Had a chance to eat there this morning, the food was absolutely top notch as well as the service from Élodie. The overall vibe & aesthetic were very comfortable, highly recommend.
Very a nice place, worth the visit. Note that sometimes it gets pretty crowded, the space is also very tight. I suggest going with 4 people max, the table will barely fit 6 people.
Very cute place to brunch. I was bit disappointed about the fried chicken… The fried chicken didn't have much flavor. Overall the portion are good & the price too.
Jan 6, 2025
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Amazing brunch spot. I came solo & was able to slip into the bar stools without much of a wait to my fortune. The host was such a gem - very friendly guy with great energy who seemed to genuinely care about my experience there. I wish I could recall his name (I want to say Nick). I went for the pancakes which are made in the Japanese fashion with their compact size & super-thick form. Perfectly made, the girl crafting them was so skilled. I was so happy to try this place & left with an even bigger smile than I had coming in.
Petit resto sympathique. Le service & très amical (vibe commerce de quartier qui connaît tout le monde). C'était sur ma liste d'endroits à visiter pour leur brunch, j'ai pris le brunch Millmans (si ça porte leur nom, ça doit être représentatif de leur cuisine). C'est assez moyen. Les carrés de patates pas très bons, mais le bacon oui (pas croustillant mais bon wind meme). Le jus frais à 6$, un peu petit pour le prix.
