This spot in vieux-Rosemont is wonderful. The space is fairly big and cozy. I love the fact that…read morethe room is filled with green plants. The café also has a decent patio out front. I've been here twice already after I was recommended to visit itby a local shop keeper. The choice of wines here is outstanding. For example, they have 4 orange wines to choose from. Can't say that about most restaurants I've been to. Plus, they have a table d'hôte with 3 services for only 17$! I also really enjoy the staff here. The one waitress I've been served by has been chill and really knowledgeable. I will definitely be back here on a Friday or Saturday evening when they host a live jazz band starting at 7PM.

This review is based on the 3 times I visited this place…read more First of all, it's a nice coffee/restaurant where you can enjoy a little meal, a coffee or a drink, or sit there studying with no problem. Unfortunately i've only been going there at night, so can't comment on the natural light, but it's a bit dark at night. Studying with computers is OK, but reading is quite tricky. Food is not too bad, i would give it a 4/5. It's a bit understaff I find, and we've been waiting for a long time for our checks, for the guy to pass by again to order an extra item. I would recommend it for a snack/meal with a drink, I saw that on Fridays they have someone who comes in and play music !! It's a relax ambience. It's 15$ for their table d'hôte (without desert) which is really not bad !! I enjoyed their chili (10$ on regular menu) and their table d'hôte that is different (menu du jour) everytime I went. My friend liked her salade chèvre chaud ! It did not get 4 because of the service.

This is a no frills little breakfast spot on fleury , open kitchen so you can see the chefs at work…read more! they serve good classical breakfast dishes at low prices. The food is always tasty and well made but don't expect any fancy inventive twists on breakfast , you come here for the classics. The location isn't huge so probably not a great choice for large groups. This is a good choice for casual , straight up breakfast that won't break the budget and will leave you satisfied and well fed :)

Good prices, friendly staff, and great food. My first meal in Montreal was from here and I loved…read moreit. Really thankful they accepted my US cash since my debit card didn't work. I'd definitely try to make it back here when I visit Montreal again.

Meh. The menu has many options, but, the food is heavy/greasy and lacking flavor. I was surprised…read morenot to find anything with Baguette on a French menu. The hollandaise sauce soaked the English muffin in the eggs Benedict, and the banana-Nutella crepes are pretty standard. I must admit, the coffee is pretty darn good and the staff keep it flowing! The atmosphere is very interesting too.

So at the suggestion of a friend we tried Planet oeuf on Mason for Sunday (late) breakfast. Showed…read moreup around a quarter to 1 p.m. place was packed up but breakfast crowd was in the midst of clearing out. A bit of a negative to start off is liking a lot of breakfast places tables were uncomfortably close together. Original table offered was cramped and actually did not allow us enough room to sit. however our waitress allowed us to move to a table by the window while it was being cleared. Which brings up the first point is that staff was super friendly and helpful all around. The options are many and up the food up was up satisfying if not great. However the main positive and point of attraction is that the restaurant offers BYOB breakfast which means that we brought our own Bailey's for the coffee and sparkling wine for mimosas!!! Makes for a cheap boozy brunch option. Great concept.

Oh mon Dieu. La nourriture était si bonne ici…read more Nous avons commandé : * Crêpe épinards et suisse - Servie avec montagne de fruits et café * Bénédictine Champignons et Brie - 2 oeufs pochés servis sur muffin anglais avec champignons et brie, le tout nappé de sauce Hollandaise, et servis avec montage de fruits frais, pommes de terre et café * L'Omelette du Marché - tomates, oignons, épinards, poivrons et champignons, servie avec pommes de terre, fruits de décoration, rôties, et café * La Soupe du Jour - Soupe aux Légumes * Le Crêpe Sucré - Crêpe avec bananes et chocolat J'ai vraiment aimé la crêpe à la banane et au chocolat pour le dessert. Honnêtement, la serveuse était si gentille et amicale avec nous que nous l'avons vraiment apprécié. J'ai aimé la quantité de fruits servis dans un bol et cela m'a fait tellement plaisir de remarquer la présentation de leurs différentes couleurs qui était si belle. De plus, la soupe du jour - la soupe aux légumes - était l'une de mes choses préférées en raison de la combinaison de saveurs, un peu sucrée et juste un peu salée et un peu piquante. Tout était tellement incroyable.

Honestly this place is so underrated and I wish people and written more about it. We found this…read moreplace early at 9 am when many places on a rainy Saturday near Jean Talon were closed. The menu is entirely in French. They take card. And the local vibe and hospitality was amazing. The coffee was unlimited refills . The fruit was all fresh, bright, precut, and generous. The portion is definitely value and caters to locals. We ordered a 2 crepes: savory (ham, cheese, and asparagus) and a sweet fruit and chocolate one. We also ordered an omelette, salmon bagel plate, and a cream French toast. The cream French toast is we able amazing texture with cream and the omelette comes with a wonderful fluffy whole wheat bread. Don't sleep on such a wonderful local gem.

This cute little cafe across Lafontaine Park is like bike haven! They have maps for every bike path…read moreyou can imagine and all for free! Place was busy too for a weekday afternoon, with bikers stopping in for a quick bite. I don't ride bikes, I drink coffee..and that's why I decided to stop in! Besides the array of baked goods, sandwiches and salads, there was one item that really ci-haut my eye; they have a lavender latte??! What?! I grabbed a tall lavender coffee with almond milk for 5.50$ and sat on the little patio upfront to enjoy my java. The scent of lavender was intense upon my first sip but I quickly got accustomed to the odd flavour and thoroughly enjoyed my cup of joe; the espresso was not very acidic and the almond milk was perfectly sweet, so overall, this coffee was perfectly balanced! Maybe it was the lavender or maybe it was the summer like weather, but I felt totally zen and content. The price may be a little higher then other shops in the corner who offer better coffee but the scenic view and odd lavender coffee has intrigued me enough to return for the spiced latte...stay tuned.

I've tried their salads a couple of times for lunch…read more The offering was original: I had the Marseille salad with burghul (for some reason referred to as tabbouleh) and salmon, which was decent and had a nice dressing that went with it. I've wanted to try their sandwiches, but never made it past the skepticism infused by the glutenness this involves. Marius has an open-air terrace on St Catherine, which makes it a fun place for people watching on that pedestrian section of the busy street. I was also pleasantly surprised with how the neighbourhood evolved since last time I went to the former red light district. I would go back (and have gone back)

My favorite brunch spot in the area. Super nice servers, quick service, great menu. All of their…read morepoached eggs dishes are great, and sometimes they have specials like blueberry pancakes with creme fraiche. I highly recommend the Bene Ole which is a breakfast poutine: poached egg, eggs benedict sauce, potatoes, pickles, bacon. It's huge and VERY tasty. I could eat it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have smoothies, your usual espresso selection like lattes, mimosas, and more. I highly recommend coming before noon. Around that time the place begins to become packed and it's a small spot. Seating is kind of smushed. I've seen groups of 6 before, 7 or more may be pushing it. They do take reservations I believe so maybe they'll accommodate you. Tip: ask for the orange hot sauce, they make their own and it's great on everything.

Good place to try when you are in the neighborhood. It has a very friendly and warm service. My…read morefriend was asking for sausage and the waiter explained they don't have there and showed us the back of his tee shirt which says "no sausage" in French LOL. The food is good (7 out of 10). I had a fried chicken salad with naan. I like the combination of ingredients in this dish. It's tasty, it's a bit over seasoning. The dish was too salty for me. This happened to the full breakfast my friend ordered as well, too salty. I didn't try the fruit juice but apparently it's really popular. The place is small and always packed with people in the morning. It's better to come around noon.

Sat there for a while just chilling with coffee. Staff didn't rush us which i appreciated. nice…read morelittle spot

Good place to get a coffee and do some work or just hang. The people who work there are super nice…read more All around nice experience the few times that I've been. I notice that it's open late too so people get late afternoon beers and hang on the terrace. .