Tiny, cosy dinner near Rosemont. The food is simple, but tasty and made to your preference. The…read moreplace is very clean. It is possible to eat for under 10$, which is a huge selling point for me!

I didn't know what to expect walking into this small place two blocks from work. Yesterday a flyer…read morewas left on my windshield. The flyer included as disparate fare as smoke meat sandwich to falafel sandwich, something called fatayer to something called Pizza au thym. The picture of cheese pizza didn't look like anything from little Italy. The smoke meat sandwich on the flyer drew me to the place, so I went in today. It's small--four tables and three high stools at the window counter. It seems like the place is a one-man show. The menu was on the walls. He does a "Papa breakfast". Again more discord in categories of food. I guess you can also buy deli stuff as well. The neighborhood comes under a strong middle Eastern influence and by the selection of dishes on offer, I assume the busy man behind the counter is from that region. The place was spotlessly clean. I felt bad because I tracked in slush on my boots. My sandwich was made on the spot. A smoke meat is not rocket science, but attention to detail is appreciated: the meat was very thinly sliced (almost shaved) as I like it. It was warmed. The Rye bread was fresh, the mustard just the right amount. I got a whole crunchy dill pickle and a hash brown. (It seemed he doesn't serve fries--perhaps no deep fryer--the hash brown was toasted). Throw in a can of Coke and you have a lunch for $7.50. I'll be going back to try some more adventuresome selections.

The food was good.i would recommend the panini. The burritos were a little greasy but it was fine…read more The service was good. The waitress were very nice and friendly. The mood was a casual. I would recommend.

GOOD PLACE TO GRAB A SANDWICH IN MONTREAL…read more=========================================== My son, husband and I popped in for a couple sandwiches at the beginning of August, 2019. FOOD: 5/5 STARS =============== My husband and I split the caprese sandwich and we liked that a lot. I can't remember what my son ordered, but he ate every last bite. SERVICE: 3/5 STARS ================== You basically order at the counter and they bring the food to you. AMBIANCE: 3/5 STARS =================== It's a cute place. See my photos. I'd go back again.

Located in a trendy area called Griffintown, this Italian restaurant boasts the winning trifecta:…read moregreat service, beautiful environment and delicious food! We ordered the pesto pasta (pasta freshly made on site), the Caesar salad (delightful, and a huge serving, good for sharing), the branzino appetizer, latte and a side of bread. I loved the meal and it's now on my list of favorite Montréal restaurants.

This place was an unexpected gem, and easily one of my top 3 meals in Montreal…read more The ambiance of this spot was super cool - loved the combination of fun throwback music with the creative and personal decor! The food was also amazing. I ordered the buratta, pesto pasta, and pistachio cake, and all of them were perfection! Some things to note - if you're a party of less than 3, you have to sit at the bar instead of a table. It's not my personal favorite, but honestly, the food was so good, I didn't mind! Definitely get a reservation if you want to eat during normal dinner hours, but they are open late though, so it's possible to snag a 10pm table (and totally worth it!)

Though the area that McKiernan is in is a tad sketchy, the restaurant was extremely clean with…read moregreat service and food! I found the menu to be a bit small, but I enjoyed the food that I had and it wasn't a bad price. I think the vibe they have as a restaurant is really unique as it seems like the building used to be a factory. Lots of barrels around and wooden poles, chairs, and tables giving the place an overall mildly rustic feel. Bonus points for plaid, reusable napkins that added to the charm.

The food looks better than it tasted…read more The schnitzel was huge and caught my eye but it was a tad dry and bland for my liking. The beet salad was refreshing and bright paired with the schnitzel. The honey garlic ribs was also dry, my jaws had a workout. We got the lemon glazed donut to go and that was nice and fluffy, not too sweet.

This Saint Cinnamon is located in Les Halles de la Gare, which is attached to the train station…read more(Gare Central). What I love about it is that it is open on Sundays. A lot of the food places in Les Halles de la Gare are closed on Sundays and so if you need a snack to bring on the train and you're traveling on a Sunday, you have less choices. Luckily, Saint Cinnamon is consistently good. I love their sweet and gooey cinnamon buns, but I also like their sandwiches, wraps, paninis and salads. Their food is all pre-made like at Cultures and they just warm it up when you order it. Salads are in big bowls and they just get some out for you when you order it. I enjoy their bean salad (has carrots and bell peppers in it) as well as their pasta salad. Sandwich and salad combos run about $10. Regular-sized Cinnamon buns are about $4 and mini-sized ones are slightly less, but they are significantly smaller. I always go for the big ones, lol. Staff are nice.

The Location- Saint…read moreCinnamon is located in Les Halles de la Gare in the Underground area across from Hotel Bonaventure. The train station is also within the Underground area as well as chocolate and pastry shops, food courts, small stores, and flower stalls among other things. French Breakfast On the Go in a Library Atmosphere- What I liked is that you can order a "reasonable" standard fare breakfast and eat it family style in Les Halles de la Gare seating area which is painted to look like an elegant library with a fireplace! The tables are family style so you can put the tables together or pull them apart. FYI-US Dollar was worth $1.28 in Canadian Dollars-good deal!

Hidden Gem! Best cappuccino and the panini's are out of this world! The bread was best I ever had!…read moreFresh ingredients!

Was craving hot coffee in chilly, windy weather with light rain. Parma cafe did not disappoint with…read moreamazing cappuccino and carrot cake. Food menu appeared yummy as well, but we were there just for the coffee. The owners were warm and welcoming with beautiful smiles. They seem to have great WiFi as well :)

Seriously - if you visit Montreal - seek this place out and enjoy a hand made espresso drink and…read morethe best homemade croissant! It's an amazing family business that is welcoming and deserving of your support - you won't be disappointed

One of the best places to get lunch at Galleries du Parc. The staff is super helpful and so…read morefriendly you won't believe it. They have such a big menu and they serve breakfast all day. I haven't been disappointed so far in any of my choices. My preference is soups or wraps. You can customize the sandwiches however you want, for example you can add bacon or avocado. You have a choice of all condiments. Everything is freshly made the day of. Obviously it will taste a bit like a sandwich you might make at home, but if you don't have time to make yourself a lunch or if you need a quick bite in between classes/work this is a place to try out! Prices are moderate, some stuff is a bit more expensive than I thought it should be but it will taste better than something you might get at metro, the grocery store right across.

Kinda pricey but super nice cashier. They have fresh baked cookies and a salad area. Everything is…read moremade fresh and looks delicious. I really enjoyed my wrap there. It came with chicken, avocado, mozzarella cheese, and sun dried tomatoes She also gave me a free cookie because it was my first time! The only reason it's not a five stars is because of the price.

I had a caesar chicken wrap that was amazing! I highly recommend this place for a quick bite to eat!read more