With its impressive real-wood smokehouse, and its choice of original and comforting meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the new Pork & Pickle restaurant offers a warm and cozy food experience in the Domestic Area.
Feedback on Pork & Pickle at the Montreal airport shows a wide range from standout dishes and fast, friendly service to inconsistent food quality and patchy experiences. Some diners praise smoky brisket, spicy wings, a creamy mac and cheese, and a burger with generous portions, while others report dry or cold meat, underwhelming sides, slow or uneven service, and inflated airport prices. Several visits are described as having excellent hospitality and a lively, bar like atmosphere, but several other experiences note misprepared orders, missing toppings, rude interactions, and pressure around tipping. Overall, Pork & Pickle is seen as a dependable option for travelers seeking a hearty meal before a flight, with both high points and notable flaws depending on the visit.
I had an awesome experience at Pork & Pickle in YUL Montréal. The bartender was genuinely one of the happiest & most welcoming people I've met in a restaurant setting - not just with me, but with everyone around him. He really created an atmosphere that felt warm, relaxed, & welcoming.
I stopped in for breakfast & ordered a coffee & water, then told the bartender to just surprise me with something good. He chose the eggs Benedict with wedges, made with their in-house pork, & WOW… absolutely amazing. The pork was beautifully cooked & had the perfect smoky flavor that brought the whole dish together perfectly.
Everything was cooked spot on & really hit the spot before my flight. Great food, fantastic energy, & a bartender who truly made the experience memorable.
If you're passing through YUL, definitely stop in here!
We got breakfast & the eggs were covered in grease. We barely touched them & told the waiter & he said this is the way they come. We do not recommend. Go to Tim Hortons & save your money. Expensive too. :(
May 10, 2026
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Unless you want a beer with your breakfast, just go to Tim Hortons. Half the price for a better breakfast. I ordered a breakfast sandwich which had 1 fried egg in it with half of the sandwich covered with ingredients. At $20 for a sandwich & $6 per cup of coffee expect a little more. The service staff seemed nice.
A great stop for a bite to eat while waiting for your flight. The service is quick & the breakfast is great.
If you're stopping in, make sure to get potato wedges instead of fries, they are really good wedges! The vegetarian omelette with avocado & toast was also really good. I had a little under two hours to get some food & board my flight - more than enough time from start to finish!
I enjoyed sitting at the bar as I could spot some planes, watch some hockey highlights, & have a nice chat with the server.
We had breakfast here on Monday April 7th, 6:30am.
Our waiter George gets 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟, food 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟.
To the waitress who had no good morning for us, & threw 5 menu's on our table for 3 of us. Zero stars, I hope your day got better. But I have my doubts. LoL
Overpriced for sure. $60 for 2 breakfasts. My mother's breakfast poutine was cold. The waiter brought us creamers from another table that had been sitting out for hours. I had a breakfast sandwich & he brought us peanut butter & jam. Not sure what you're supposed to use those for. Sub-par.
Breakfast poutine was good. Lots of sauce not much brisket the egg was nice. It could use some lemon in the sauce that I am sure came in powder form. Airport food. Expensive & bland.
Very kind server (Frank 302532) - excellent service & great food! Highly recommend the breakfast BLT without egg, sub extra bacon 🙂🫡 One warning... Orange juice was 5.99 for a small glass!!
Went here for breakfast at 9am, had the benny beef brisket; I enjoyed the food & the coffee was decent. Great service; I didn't get ignored, & the workers seem to be genuinely happy.
