Yum yum yum! While walking along Rachel this weekend I spied the chalkboard announcing breakfast at…read moreAu 917. Intrigued, because I had been eyeing going there for dinner sometime, I did some digging and found out it was the folks behind Le Toasteur doing the breakfast thing. I'm really digging restaurants sharing spaces like this, it makes a lot of sense to use a restaurant to its fullest. So this morning we headed over and were we ever happy we did so! They have all the standard breakfast fare, and some interesting special dishes too. I tried the special French toast sandwich, with egg, ham and cheese sandwiched between two slices of French toast topped with fruit with maple syrup on the side. The perfect sweet and salty combo. D had the breakfast poutine, a HUGE portion, very rich and delicious. We could have shared it and been quite satisfied. What's really fun is that the vibe is casual yet refined, unlike a lot of breakfast places that veer more towards casual diner. They were playing great music, a good mix of late 90s/early00s like Franz Ferdinand, Moby and BV3000. The service was great, but it was easy as we were the only customers on a Tuesday morning. I could see this being a great place to dine on a sunny weekend morning, with the windows wide open for people watching. I will definitely be back, and I hope other people start going too, because this is a great place to have in the neighborhood, a stone's throw from Lafontaine Park and right on the Rachel bike path.

Was here with hubby n a friend, and that evening is memorable…read more The place gives average first impression, but when you leave with a memory to cherish 'coz of its out of the league concept of french 6 course meal. There are few items on menu, but almost everyone's request is accommodated, even for people like me- lacto-vegan. The food they serve, is superior quality and tastes amazing, I did not like their risotto much but everything else was amazing. The quantity they serve is perfect it looks less when you start , but by the end you are so full and satisfied. You need to spare 3-4 hours for the dining experience. Cons: reservation, need to make reservation in 10-15 days advance even for a weekday. Pros: its BYOW, great place for a dinner date. Tip: Make reservations much ahead, reach early to find parking :) and go hungry :) You will be fed well!

Petros in Lachine has a nice view of the canal. The hostess is not nice and was not professional …read more Was there on a Saturday night and it was 6 pm and not busy. The service was not the greatest. We start off with a half order of fried zucchini which was good. We shared a large Greek salade. We ordered chicken and lamb chops which were amazing. Petros in the city has better service. The overall meal was good but very expensive.

The food is so delicious and we are surprised. Must give the lamb chops a big thumbs up. And I love…read morethe zucchini chips. The service is very good and friendly. I felt I was in Greece now. A really great restaurant to hangout with friends on a summer weekend. Definitely will recommend to my friends and family. We shall come more often.

I would rate them 3.5. Tasty food. Pleasant service. Questionable decor. Not pretty. The chicken…read moredish was good. Reasonably priced. Plastic cutlery not good.

Wonderful. Great smooth hummus. Garlicey potatoes. Super. Had the chicken plate. This is one…read morebig serving I shared with my little one.

Lovely restaurant with great service. Had their combo with…read morechicken shawarma, beef. Their potatoes with garlic were incredible and a must try!! Seating is limited. Delicious and authentic food with friendly & family-like service.

Best pita in Montreal !!!!…read more Food: 10 stars! The best chicken and the mix with the wild pickles you can't go wrong Service: not busy fast in and out Ambiance: welcoming

I went for brunch and was blown away with how delicious everything was!…read more My party of four was sat immediately when we arrived on a Saturday morning. Their brunch menu was incredible. It had something for everyone, including both sweet and savory options. Their coffee menu was also impressive and not just hot coffee. They had specialty lattes and matcha lattes too. I went with the iced blueberry vanilla iced latte and it had blueberry sauce and whipped cream. It was the perfect treat yourself brunch drink! For food, I went with their Blueberry and Lemon Waffle Duo. The waffles had blueberries and maple chips in the batter and was topped with lemon cream, blueberries, strawberries, and meringue. It was incredible! My fiance got the BBLTO, which is a toasted bagel from St-Viateur (a popular Montreal bagel spot) with an egg, cheddar cheese, tomato, lettuce, and bacon served with potatoes and greens. He loved it! They have ample seating inside and outside, and they take online reservations. Highly recommend for brunch!

Stumbled on this spot for brunch on a Friday. Portions were great menu was great and it was easy to…read morehang out and enjoy our meal in the mile end neighborhood. Tried the matcha strawberry drink, strawberry peach ice tea, smoke salmon, chicken and waffle, bblt. All tasty!

Wonderful service and the food is amazing. Without a doubt, best submarines in town. Pizza's are…read moredelicious and if you'd be remiss if you don't try their burger! All this at very reasonable prices.

Ok, this place is definitely about the pizza and I had a submarine. So my 3 star could easily be a…read more4 star if I had the right thing. Why did you have the submarine then, you ask. I was in a sub mood the last few days and needed something easy to eat. The submarine was

Cho-Me-Dy Breakfast . In the heart of Chomedy,…read more@restaurant_galleria is a good old fashioned bfast joint. These guys stick to the basics and man are they fast. Eggs & bacon on your mind? Don't think twice Jacky! Follow @JackyEatsMTL

Le 28 The food was undercooked, my bread had mould on it ,…read moremy elderly waitress was rude she didn't say anything all she said what do u want to eat service was very very slow Ever since the new owners have been there the new owners clearly don't know how to run a restaurant *DONT NOT EAT THERE*

First it's close forever. Second the food was good before the brothers decide to fight over the…read morebusiness and decide again to fail by bringing the food quality to very low and the staff too because they wanted to make more money. So really 10 years ago it was nice.

I'm new to the area so I'm doing some food searching adventures. And this restaurant had some high…read morereviews on Google, so it got my attention. The first time we tried going it was complete pack and it was a 1hr wait. Second time I tried going it was starting to get packed around 5:30-6pm and 7pm was fully packed. We ordered the soup of the day - cream de broccoli which was good! the garlic escargot, very cheesy garlicy (Great start) steak with shrimp and steak with half lobster. I would say it started slightly going down hill with the main course; which i was very excited for but it was just average. reminded me of vieux duluth growing up. We ended with a cake i chose the forest cake it was was horrendous. It was dry, hard and the taste was off. every birthday growing up i use to love forest cake and as much as the appearance was similar the taste was definitely not there. I would say overall it was ok. But i expected a lot more from all the good reviews online and from how booked and occupied it always is. its a very Caucasian restaurant so when i significant and I walked in we got starred at, which at some point gets uncomfortable. Would i go back....no...was is nice to try atleast once yes.