I ordered take away from here twice during my stay in downtown Montreal. The to go boxes are packed…read moreso nice and they give a lot for the price! I ordered the breakfast sandwich and a snack box which included orange juice, yogurt , cheese and an apple. Will continue to order here next time I'm back in town!

Fresh squeezed juice, egg and cheese English muffin, regular muffin, and some yogurt. All exceeded…read moreexpectations of a continental breakfast, especially one that's free.

I was walking home along Parc, thinking that I wanted something tasty but didn't want to either…read morecook or order food. As if by answer to my prayers, Crealunch caught my eye, nestled next to Ta Pies - it's a place that does frozen ready meals, created for you to pop in the microwave and eat! I don't eat a lot of meat, so I ordered a fettuccine pasta with a bunch of veggies, but only after talking to the guy behind the counter about how to cook them. I don't have a microwave, so I asked if it could be done in an oven. He said yes! Great! Now, what follows is largely my own fault, but TO BE FAIR I didn't know any better. First off, pasta doesn't really cook too well in the oven, so I put a little bit of water in there to help it along. Secondly, I didn't realise that the plastic container was microwave-safe, but not oven-safe. You may be thinking that I am an idiot. You may be right. Some plastics don't melt in the oven. This one did. My bad! Thirdly, I just wasn't... that... impressed with the dish I'd ordered. Some meals suit being ready meals, and those tend to be ones with cheese or some kind of sauce or gravy, like a mac & cheese, or a shepherd's pie. My pasta did have a sauce, but it was a very light one, and so the end result (partially because of the oven-baking) was dry pasta and soggy vegetables. It also took quite a while to bake (and again, it's meant to be microwaved, so I'll take the blame for this) which meant that I was left quite disappointed. I feel like I would have had more success with a meat dish - they sounded very appetising - but I really was trying not to eat too much meat! All in all, it was a bit of a dud, but partly my fault, so... I hope this helps if you're on the fence? TL;DR: don't get the pasta (unless very saucy), do get a microwave.

Oh my, another ready-to-eat frozen meal place/service...and it doesn't look like the same old jam…read more These type of places have been popping up all over town in recent years, so anytime one stands out it's refreshing. When I saw that they change their menu every Wednesday and have created over 300 dishes, the name Crealunch seemed perfectly fitting. They have a chalkboard with their weekly offerings, and the dishes look very interesting. A twist on the ordinary, for example; a Shepherd's pie using teriyaki pulled pork, and not simple hamburger. Plus even an avocado Tiramisu dessert (too exciting - can that even be done). The main courses range from 7.95-8.95 and are tax exempt, because they are frozen meals - from what I was told. The desserts are in the 3.95ish range and that's not too bad either. Not sure if mousse and meringue are taxable? The photos of the meals look great and they looked pretty good in frozen form at first glance. The gentleman at the counter (one of the owners), was nice enough to explain things, including that they have a loyalty points program. They also have two day a week delivery service (ask for details). He said their website also had nutritional information to boot. Note: My rating is based solely on the menu, marketing and facilities (even deserving of 4.5 or more for the photographs and unique menu) - I have not tried the food yet, but plan to asap.

Tiny basement resto/ delivery, just opened, still finding its feet. The place looks a bit rough…read morefor wear, don't know what was here before; only 4 tables (2 tables put together in a row), the last can't be used because that's where all the condiments are prepared and napkins, straws etc are stored in plastic bins. I ordered a crispy chicken burger, which came with fries and a choice of ether water or a can of soft drink. I chose bottled water, the chicken was indeed crispy, servred in a bun with iceberg (yuck) lettuce and tomato. This came in a paper-lined basket,with spiced mayo on the side. The food was good, not super, service surprisingly quick and the prices are all between $10-$13, comparable to most of the burger/sandwich joints downtown.

The moment I set food in the restaurant, I can tell It was one of those "we sell cheap because it's…read morecheap" places that try to look student friendly by rounding up the numbers to look pretty. I entered with two of my friends and, being more experienced (and cheap I guess) than my two companions, I didn't order anything. The guy was thoroughly disappointed by the quantity of the food for 10$ (3 chicken tenders and some fries) while the girl had to skip class the next day due to a ferocious battle with her intestines. I swiped some the fries and they were soggy and tasteless. Prices: 2/5 (not worth it for the quantity) Food: 1/5 (disgusting fries) Selection: 3/5 (average menu, nothing spectacular) Decor: 3/5, it's dirty (table was sticky too) and in a basement but I liked the drawings on the black board. You're better off walking less and go to Charcoals or walking in the other direction and going to Poulet Bronze/King Kebab.

I ordered twice in that company this year, and the meals were always on point. I've tried their red…read morestuff peppers which taste really good. Also, I tried their vegan mac and cheese, which did not disappoint either. How about dessert? I tried their almond chocolate cookie, and they are moist and chewy to the taste. It is great for people to eat healthily or eat with some health issues in mind. The portions are small for people who are used to restaurant size, but they pack tons of nutrients in a dish that I personally don't get hungry for a few hours. What are they? Vegan and healthy meals where you order once per week to stock up. They change the menu every week, and it only takes less than 5 minutes to heat it and eat! The containers they used are 90% environment-friendly, and they are delivered to your house on Monday or Tuesday in the greater Montreal-area. Free delivery is 99$ minimum. Oh, they also offered a meal bundle to save a bit of money. Each dish comes less than 12$, which isn't that bad considered what I used to pay for restaurant meals. The customer service is fast, responsive, and courteous on their website. They answered pretty fast. I highly suggest contacting through their chat box instead of their email for now to get a faster response. Try them out to see!

This place is awful. You can spend $100 on four tiny items to discover that two of them are rotten…read more They will refuse to take responsibility. The service is and always has been awful. You get this feeling as if they cannot be bothered by customers. My last visit was eye opening. I noticed how dirty it was and left without purchasing anything. I refuse to return nor spend another dollar in this dirty miserable place. Open item are all over for customers to touch, caugh, and sneeze on, while the staff are not gloved as they manage your food and the cash. Dirty shelves, etc. So not worth the fortune they charge! FYI... Metro is steps away with an impressive take out/prepared food section that is less than half the price, have dates on the items, and the cooking area is clean. They may not call themselves gourmet but you know what you are getting and there is nothing gourmet about Eatz.

This is an updated review. I have lowered my rating as I…read morefeel the food here is markedly overpriced for what it is having used many home cooked options (where they deliver Directly comparably options). Eg today I had general Tao chicken in a medium container and it set me back $15 to my surprise. That portion size at cinq saisons counter would be same quality level and cost less there and include two sides. The food is good but doesn't blow me away. The service is friendly and the decor is nice with a good location. I just don't feel the price value point meets my needs. If you ignore price tags and like the food keep supporting them.

Amazing company! I started using them December 2019 as…read morepreparation for the family outing. The food is absolutely delicious and it comes in the recyclable containers! The next Monday ( I chose Monday as the delivery) I just had to leave the previous week cooler with clean containers outside the door and someone came to pick it up, while delivering the new meals for the week! The menu is pretty varied , but if you have your weekly favourite- they are there too! I tried some of their desserts and pantry items- absolutely amazing! I love the vegetarian meals and they always have a selection of those and they are just so tasty! They have different types of vege bowls, fish and tofu..... Love them! I have been using them throughout the quarantine and never stopped a week! Plus they have a reward system- I now get a 45$ discount every 8 weeks or so! Just can't express my gratitude enough for all their hard work of feeding us! Merci!

Bagels on Greene (with clearly more than the bagels that I admittedly didn't try) has a hodgepodge…read moreof menu items that feels as if every option was derived from a random ethnic cuisine generator. But given that the inhabitants of ethnically diverse Montréal bring together so many beautiful cutures, it ain't a bad thing.. and during my trip Bagels on Greene made me want to try out an eclectic assortment at this cafeteria-style, totally friendly eatery! What initially perked my interest was from their vegan Indian selection. Found myself eager to test out their Vegan Chicken Vindaloo, which they heated up for me from the prepared food fridge. (The range in Bagel on Greene's prepared food set warrants a further investigation if you live nearby.) Since it was something I've enjoyed all my life, I order their round, baked traditional Potato Knish... somewhat in size between the frozen Mini Knishes my mom always made as a side and the larger New York Lower East Side's Yonah Schimmel version. Of course, the Karnautzel long sausages caught my attention. I was expecting to get brown Deli mustard, but only Yellow and Dijon were available. Finally, two new for me Zero Sugar sodas to drink: 7up and Dr Pepper. Note - Other options available beyond a bagel/deli selection include: a small buffet tablet with other heated items, Spring Rolls, Spicy Potato & Vegetable Rolls, Cheese Rolls, non-traditional Knishes, Pakoras, cookies like Gingerbread Men. They also have meat dishes, if that's your thing. Opted to eat inside Bagels on Greene, although the covered outdoor tables looked great. My Vindaloo tasted great... the vegan chicken substitute did not make me miss the chicken!!! The Knish, topped with poppy seeds, was pretty good. The Karnautzel, less my thing, wasn't that bad too! Those Zero Sugar sodas... didn't miss the sugar either! All good! Bagels on Greene isn't a fancy place, but the reasonably priced, wide offering of tasty items should provide something of interest for a meal. While I can't speak about their bagels, it's a place I'd recommend checking out yourself, if that's your thing.

They had some pretty decent gluten free grilled chicken panini. Their took long in making the…read morepanini but overall their customer service was pretty good.