Ben & Florentine is a little tricky as far as breakfast places go. Now we are surrounded by a bunch…read moreof breakfast places. B&F is a little more expensive but a little better quality too. But there are also some downfalls. The good: Breakfast is good. Plates are pretty rich in food. The taste of the food is satisfying. You rarely leave there hungry for more. Service is good and on point. The bad: Could be pricy for some. The design of the restaurant make it that you can get cold drafts for about 40% of the seating capacity of the place. They do not have enough english menus. This place is one of our favourite breakfast places. It is a hit with us, should be with you too.

I have always seen the restaurant and heard their commercials on the radio and seen them on…read moretelevision but have never tried it. One day I stumbled upon a photo on Instagram that made me want to try their healthy options. The place is always packed, you can call before to make sure there is a place because I don't think they take reservations. The plates are VERY affordable and fill you up. I have tried the Duo-Santé option and the smoothie bowl is absolutely delicious. Just wished the portion was a little bit bigger for the cheese and the smoothie. I have also tried their Combo crêpe pommes and it was truly delicious as well, just felt like the eggs might've been old. The service is quick and the waiters are very helpful. They also offer almond milk and soy milk if you would like that with your coffee.

Did not plan to come here at all but ended up being the best time ever. Eastern conference finals…read morefor the NHL were going on and Montreal was playing, energy inside was so hype. Poutine was fire, crispy fries, rich gravy, and good cheese curds. Also tried the House Blonde Beer which was really nice and refreshing, as well as the House Red Beer which was spiced and rich, great flavor.

rude service. i came here for a beer and to watch a hockey game because i live in the neighbourhood.read more

Man, I wish this spot wasn't so out of the way for me. My man friend and I stumbled into Le Verre…read moreBouteille because we were seeking a chill spot for a pint before another to-do. These guys definitely delivered. As it turned out the day we popped in they were hosting a short film launch. The whole event was adorable and made me really feel like this was a community bar. In general I found the space accessible and patrons were relatively diverse. I definitely felt welcome. Beer and drink selection was notably diverse, though not overwhelming. The snack menu is limited but affordable and provides standard beer accompaniment fare (nuts, olives, chips, cheese, etc.). Finally, service was friendly and attentive and you could tell who were the regulars here given how they interacted with staff. It's just the kinda place where everyone seems to be pals, you know?

I love it. There is always a decent wine list and a few specials. In the winter, my absolute…read morefavorite thing is the whiskey-beer combo, curated for perfect tasting. The prices are really decent - since this is the East-o'-Papineau part of Mont-Royal where everything gets slightly cheaper and slightly weirder. I have yet to see a show here, but I really like the way the space is set up for it. They seem to get a couple of bands a month, though the website looks kind of slow for shows at the moment... It is the absolute perfect size though, large enough for a crowd, small enough to be an intimate setting. As for summer, there is no terrace, but in typical Ave Mont-Royal pub style, the front window opens wide for a bit of a breeze. For me it's more of a cozy winter spot anyway. The servers are always welcoming and friendly, and you know I love that. They lose one star because I think the menu could be ever so slightly more interesting, but I have snacked to satisfaction here on one or two occasions.

FIVE STARS to servers Nancy and Katherine!!! We are on a…read morelong vacation and came in tired and hungry... They gave us such a great experience! Not only did Nancy make sure that our order and food were perfect, but she made us feel as if we were her special guests. Then, Katherine went out of her way to come talk with us and give us recommendations for our visit to Montréal. She helped us figure out transit, then hand wrote out numerous shopping and sites that we shouldn't miss in her city. We were WOWED! Thank you for making this day of our vacation that much more special.

I stopped going to Bâton Rouge cuz of a bad experience in another Bâton Rouge in Montreal two years…read moreago. But I must say that my visit yesterday in Terrebonne was perfect. 5 stars for the service and food. I took the filet mignon and it was so yummy. And the dessert... I will definitely go back.

What a pleasant surprise to have stumbled upon this restaurant! We went there for a Sunday brunch…read moreand the place was quite packed. Our waiter didn't speak much English but he had a great attitude and cute gestures so we got along really well (and were quite entertained). Special of the day was a juice cocktail - strawberry, blueberry, pineapple - so we promptly got that, and some coffees. On to the extensive menu - you really experience a first world problem of having too many choices to pick from - and after studying it well, we ordered three different items. I got the smoked salmon sandwich (see picture) which came with a huge platter of fruit. The salmon was really fresh and the combination of ingredients (cheese, capers, etc.) made it very tasty. Others on the table ordered an omlette (large, fluffy and contained sausage and vegetables) and french toast. I don't usually like French toasts but this one was cooked just right and the amount of egg wasn't overwhelming. Service was somewhat slow. However, we were not in a rush and the weather was great so no complaints. We really had a great meal. Montreal does great brunch for sure.

Come here if you're looking for a laid back, casual brunch place…read more When our previous attempt at brunching nearby failed, we found this spot. The patio was a great attraction but it was full. Inside isn't the best décor but honestly, what you want is good food and this place has it. The service was great and friendly, and their breakfast menu included everything from eggs and bacon, omelettes and sweet or savoury crepes. The price is good too, which was perfect for our frugal budget.

First of all, Whassub Yelp?…read more What. A. Name. Secondly, lunch was delightful. This place is easy to miss on a busy Cure-Labelle street but I truly recommend a visit. The establishment is larger than expected with a really nice seating arrangements. It is clean and well laid out with perks like a large flat screen TV and open kitchen. The staff is very polite and friendly and the food was served in abut 20 minutes. I went a chiabatta style panini with charcoal steak and Greek salad. What I really enjoyed is building my sandwich according to my preferences. There's a very impressive selection of ingredients available to add to your sandwich. With your meat being cooked on charcoal, you can really build your dream sandwich. The Greek salad wasn't necessarily authentic with the iceburg salad it was still very fresh and generous. The portion size can easily feed 2 people. The fries were just PERFECT as well. The price-tag is very decent.

i will just copy my review on this place from google…read more Amazing food ... one of the best salad i ever tasted (green salad and tabouleh). The grilled shish tawouk is by far the best in Montreal, tender, juicy and full of flavour. It is not that usual grillades you can get any where in the city, the food is made with great care.It is not that street food junk, it tasted like a great home cook food with a nice touch. The place is run by a family (a man, his wife and his 2 daughters) so it has a really nice cozy feeling. The only downside is that the place has a really small number of tables and is kind of small. If you happened to visit it on a weekend and the place is packed don't expect fast service. While waiting for your grilled chicken/meat you can enjoy their great salad and their out of this world hummus. In my visit we were 6 adults and 6 children and 2 more large groups arrived at the same time so our food was late for a while, but the owner apologized in person and offered complimentary sides which were great by the way. Needless to say this will not be my last visit. N.B. the prices are budget friendly

Amazing continental service. It's said "you eat with your…read moreeyes first". All of their creations are plated with finesse. The atmosphere is relaxing and serene, just the place when you're dining and not just to "get a quick bite". From our table, we could people watch the plaza before us. Our server Megann provided impeccable service. She recommended a wine to one of the people in our party, and they were very satisfied with the selection she suggested.

Still one of the better breakfast places in Brossard and better than a typical breakfast chain, but…read moreit isn't so amazing that I'd go out of my way to eat here. Service is horrific. They take forever to get to you and it's just so SLOW... but it's nice if you're there to waste a few hours.

I came here on two separate occasions for pastries and had wildly different experiences with the…read morepastries. On a Friday morning, the almond croissant was pretty "meh" and a bit chewy. The chocolate croissant was solid. On the next day, however, they blew me out of the water with their chocolate-almond croissant; it had a perfect crust and flakiness. Even their traditional croissant was flawless and oh-so buttery. They also had a nice baguette but, as other people have mentioned, their stock was low; we got their last baguette at around 10am. Glad we snatched one, though, because it was delicious. We were intrigued by their beautiful cakes - many in a display case and ready to go - and prepared pastas and sandwiches. This bakery must be a good spot for something on the go, though lots of people were sitting in the store and enjoying themselves.

Les Delices d'Amandine had a booth at the Pride celebration on rue Sainte-Catherine Est and they…read morewere giving away whole macarons for tasting! Yes! WHOLE MACARONS! Anyone in the states know those suckers go for $3 a pop. How freaking generous. I tried one... or two. (Okay, I had three when nobody was looking.) I also tried their other pastry samples from oatey bars with chocolate to jam ones and things that were really sweet. And soooo goood. Surprisingly, the treats were inexpensive and of decent size. One would definitely get a tooth ache or belly ache from all the goodies at Les Delices d'Amandine. But it would be due to over consumption and lack of self control. How could you not like anything from here? I loved it all. Les Delices d'Amandine also conveniently sells packs of cookies and boxes of macarons for take home, hostess gifts, and presents! They really make lovely gift items. The macarons come assorted with all the bright colors (turquoise, orange, purple, lime green) and flavors (peach, lavender, hazelnut, etc.). Usually people tend to dislike the wackier macarons but I'm telling you all of them from Les Delices d'Amandine were delicious. If they weren't, I wouldn't have had so many tastings. We did end up buying a bunch of boxes. No worries, our tastings were justified.