Restaurant L'Avenue propose une expérience culinaire étendue, marquée par un pain doré à la brioche épaisse garni de petits fruits frais et de nappages gourmands. Le menu met en avant une présentation créative d'incontournables sucrés et salés, intégrant de généreuses portions de pommes de terre assaisonnées accompagnées d'œufs pochés parfaits et d'une sauce hollandaise maison. Le design intérieur dynamique incorpore des textures éclectiques et des œuvres murales audacieuses pour instaurer une ambiance énergique qui complète les créations culinaires. Les ingrédients privilégient la fraîcheur, assurant que chaque assiette équilibre des profils de saveurs complexes avec des textures consistantes. La clientèle découvre une fusion distincte de techniques classiques appliquées à des compositions modernes axées sur l'attrait visuel et des portions copieuses. Une qualité constante demeure la signature principale de la production, garantissant que chaque plat respecte des normes élevées d'équilibre gustatif à chaque visite.
Restaurant L'Avenue est largement reconnu comme une destination de choix pour les brunchs, se distinguant par son menu créatif de haute qualité et son décor artistique empreint de nostalgie. De nombreux clients soulignent les saveurs exceptionnelles et les portions généreuses de plats signature comme les crêpes au citron et aux bleuets, les œufs Bénédicte et les spécialités au canard, tout en notant l'utilisation d'ingrédients frais et artisanaux. L'ambiance est fréquemment décrite comme festive et chaleureuse, ce qui en fait un lieu idéal pour les célébrations et les repas de groupe. Bien que le service puisse parfois varier en raison d'une forte affluence, de nombreux convives louent le personnel pour son professionnalisme, son hospitalité et sa capacité à gérer les périodes occupées avec brio, mentionnant souvent des membres de l'équipe qui enrichissent l'expérience globale par leur attention et leur gentillesse.
Very nice place to have a nice breakfast. Menu is very interesting but to long to read, lots of imfo about 76 Olympics & more, you kind of get lost after reading everything. Above all it was good but expensive for just eggs & a sausage. They have good smoothies. The atmosphere is also good.
Honestly, the OG place is by far superior. It's unfortunate that the quality suffered in their expansion. The Steak Egg Benedict was too salty & the sweet savory egg Benedict also missed some magic. & don't event get me started on the potatoes… just avoid at all cost, especially if you have been to their main location, this will not hit the spot.
I have been going to the original l'avenue since 2003 on Mont Royal street, the food used to be fantastic ,delicious & generous, back then they even had a club sandwich so big that If you can finish it you get a second one or a dessert.
I went today to the laval location & was very disappointed the food was tastless, don't bother ordering the omelet which is supposed to be be with feta , it lacks flavor & the omelet is mixed with flour to make it puff up probably to use less eggs. it tastes more bready them what an omelet ( looks large as you will see in the picture but no substance) , the toppings few cucumbers which was supposed to be zucchini & some feta cheese, the filling was minimal ( spinach & mushrooms) & tastes like nothing really.
Potatoes were very dry & again tasteless, tried to dip them in so much ketchup to taste like something . The quantity is more like a sample then a side ( potatoes at the original l'avenue used to almost be the star of the dish, so juicy & flavoursome , not this one ). The only good thing this place has going for it is the nice decor & atmosphere, but that will not bring me back there. The prices are steep, & I wouldn't have minded if the food was as enjoyable as I remembered. I was very disappointed unfortunately .😞
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Honestly everything was underwhelming. The first bite was good but then the more you ate the more you realize the food was not that good. Everything was pretty bland. My poached eggs did not run when broken into. The pancakes & French toast were tasteless. The organic maple syrup was watery. Wow I have never been to a breakfast place that disappointed like this place. Two stars for all the wait staff who were friendly & efficient.
Let's start with the motorcycle hanging above the diners' heads. I have no idea what inspired that choice, but if it ever falls, it's game over for anyone sitting below.
The food wasn't bad, for $24.99, you get two pancakes, two eggs, some potatoes, & three strips of bacon. The eggs could use some seasoning since they were bland, though not terrible. The pancakes were tasty but way too thick.
Booths get physical menus, while smaller tables have to scan a code, which feels a bit inconsistent.
Overall, the experience was pretty average.
The bathrooms have an odd after-hours vibe, with Barbie & Ken signs on the doors more like drunk Barbie & Ken. I'm petite, & even I had trouble getting out of the stall.
Second time at this location as I was passing through Laval. Just as good as I remember it to be!
We got the duck eggs benny, & the indecisive in the lemon blueberry pancake as one & strawberry pancake as the second dish. All the food was delicious! We tried the matcha latte & the pistachio latte. From the whipped cream to the potatoes to the lattes. The portions are generous & delicious all around. This was just as good as I remember it 2 years ago. Staff are so kind & patient. Atmosphere is unique as the wall art & decor give a street vibe. Would recommend to anyone looking for a brunch spot!
I've been wanting to try this spot for a while & finally decided to go since we were in the area & it made for a nice birthday brunch. The Laval location has a cozy vibe, the décor is stylish, & the service was warm & attentive.
Food-wise, it was a mixed experience:
- The Indecisive Sticky Toffee Pancake: very sweet, & I could only manage a few bites (3/5). Definitely one for people with a big sweet tooth.
- Classic Benedict: excellent, soft buttery English muffins with ham, egg, & sauce all perfectly balanced. Great texture & taste (4.5/5).
- Potatoes: perfectly seasoned & crisp, easily the standout side (5/5).
- Latte: unfortunately a letdown, felt watered down & lacked depth of flavour (2/5).
I also wanted to try the matcha & strawberry drink on the menu, but it wasn't available, which was a little disappointing.
Overall, despite a few misses, the food was enjoyable & I'd still recommend checking this place out especially for brunch. I'd definitely come back to try more from the menu.
Funky restaurant with graffiti on some walls. It was pretty empty for a Thursday morning. Waitresses were very nice & helpful. The eggs Benedict were good, but I found the sauce was a bit spicy. My kids had the pancakes with strawberry & Nutella. They loved it! The pistachio latte was delicious. For 3 people, which 2 were kids, I found it expensive. But it was a nice experience.
Awesome 👍 decor .. there's a motorcycle 🏍? on the ceiling 🤩 There's an old Peugeot pedal bike .. among other retro objects .. Biological eggs served here .. effective plating 👀
