This is a timeless place…read more Pros: 1. The food is always fresh and not just what's on your plate. The menu is always innovative and there's something new. And always excellent. 2. Suffice it to say they're known for their eggs Benedict. Sure there's other stuff on the menu but I've never bothered with anything else. The Benedictine Forestier is my go to (this is unfortunately not available during Covid as this is part of their dine in menu - but hey this is one more thing to look forward to when this is all over) 3. Portions are generous. Thank you! I've never left this place feeling hungry. Cons: 1. Not really a con, but since I started this list I might as well add that sometimes, the wait is too long for dine in. There's only so many places inside. I suppose this is a good thing but can get a bit much when it's -30 out there.

Brunch was delicious at this warm but modern restaurant! There were tons of veg/vegan options and…read moreeverything sounded good. My brunch shakshuka dish was super flavorful, and loved the crispy potatoes and fresh salad on the side. Service was prompt. No complaints from us!

Never been to L'Oeufrier before but it's a breakfast/brunch chain with 35 locations in Quebec. They…read moreclaim to be the original inventors of the breakfast poutine. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon (around 1:00pm) for a late lunch. Service was a touch slow but our waitress was very patient. Our table had several dietary restrictions but she was very accommodating. The menu is massive with all things breakfast/brunch related. They also have a drink menu; smoothies, fresh pressed juice and milkshakes. - Le stimulateur ($8.00) - Coffee ($1.00) - an extra $1.00/person to add unlimited Café Lavazza coffee. - Béné joe trop de smoked meat ($19.95) - I went with the half roasted potatoes/half home style potatoes. Oh my lord, the home style potatoes were delicious. Easily the best thing on my plate. - Martin en kayak au lac aux castors ($15.95) - the buckwheat crepe tasted very healthy (aka. bland). Texture is an acquired taste. - Le pas un autre grève s.v.p.! ($17.50) - I had a bite. Found the mac and cheese under seasoned and underwhelming. - Pedro se tappe un ironman ($19.95) - my sister's grilled cheese with smoke meat. - Build your own bowl - my mom asked for a bowl of smoked meat ($6.50) and potatoes ($3.50). She also ordered a side of asparagus ($1.50). Basically, a poutine bowl without the sauce. Honestly, this was the best way to order. Decent chain eats at L'Oeufrier. 3.5 stars.

Best place in Montreal to have breakfast brunch , amazing food amazing staffs , the manager his a…read moregenius, very polite and respectful

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.

The atmosphere: cute and charming The service: good for how…read morebusy it was The food: excellent

For a self-proclaimed foodie destination, this place just got crossed off this foodie's list…read more Admittedly we showed up after the lunch rush, but the place had been absolutely ransacked. The server seated us without warning, and when we went to order, each item we requested had run out. No Cuban, no chicken melt, no several other delicious sounding things. She gave us 10 more minutes to look over the menu and come up with a plan B. Truthfully I wanted to jump ship, but couldn't because our drink orders were already in, and I was captain of this gastronomic journey. We'd set sail without proper forecasting! We settled on the baked egg and salmon bowl, neither what we were exactly craving. The baked egg was fairly tasty, a shakshouka-esque experience accompanied by rustic bread for hasty dipping. The salmon bowl was excellent, with delicious dressing, but the salmon portion was oh-so-meager. It made me wonder if the lunch rush had given the kitchen such a beating that they had split my salmon filet in half and served it to me and my neighboring table friend. Check out my photo and tell me if that portion seems right? The lore says Michael Jordan worked his rear off every game because he always told himself there was probably at least one kid in the stands who came there to see THE Michael Jordan. Well this kid in the stands caught Olive et Gourmando taking the night off. There is a risk for peril if you choose this restaurant, especially if you are in Montréal for a limited time!

I've only been here once but I love it so much. It's just got this great vibe and the man at the…read morecounter is so nice. I couldn't decide between the slush coffee or the granita and he made me try both and then try them together and it was such an interesting taste. Can't say I hated it or liked it but it was new! I also got a small breakfast sandwich that was very filing and wonderful. Just the most welcoming coffee shop.

Lovely place, would come again. The coffee was great, to my taste. Quite pricy But worth itread more

The food was amazing. The presentation was beautiful. Atmosphere is great. Service was a tad on the…read moreslow side, but we got our food very quickly after we had our order taken.

This is a wonderful restaurant with a fantastic ambience, excellent food, and excellent service…read more Would highly recommend.

This was my second visit to L'Avenue Mont-Royal. This place is already in my "Top 10" Collection;…read moreif I were actually ranking those places, L'Avenue would certainly move up in the standings after visit #2. That was due in part to some new breakfast options since last time, which I'll file under "Ridiculously decadent and delicious." This time, for me, that was their "Indecisive" breakfast option including the Dubai Chocolate French Toast. Since my last visit, I've also switched from coffee to tea, and my order included English Breakfast. I was wondering why it took so long to arrive, my thought was, "It's just hot water and a tea bag." Bzzzt, wrong! I was actually brought a heavy duty porcelain teapot with the English Breakfast leaves steeping, and they did not deliver it until it was ready. Well done!! For me, no trip to Montreal is complete without a visit to at least one L'Avenue restaurant (yes there are more!)

The food was delicious The service was fast…read moreThe waiters were kind Ambiance (noise) was balanced and clean! Nothing else to add!

Great Location and great brunch. Shakshuka and Benedicts,…read morecan't really go wrong with it. The food was delicious and the vibe your typical brunch venue. There was no line when we came around 10am but I saw a couple groups got turned away during rush hour at noon. Our server recommended these coffees and they were great.

The place is cute. It looks like they can open it up if the weather is good (it was raining the day…read morewe came). We came by for brunch, and I ordered the rose latte and the Salted french toast with salmon. Absolutely delicious! There is a kick to the sauce, but it wasn't overwhelmingly spicy.

Great brunch we enjoyed in Montreal. We were talen there by our local friends who really know good…read moreLebanese cuisine.

We came here for Sunday brunch…read more There's no reservations and the place is very small, they give you a number and you wait until they call you. We waited for about 30 mins and we were seated. The place is very small that the tables are all so close to each other, you can clearly hear other ppls conservation, it's very loud and there's also alot of families with kids If you are looking to go somewhere quit to eat brunch this is not the place to go. When you seat down they give you tea, the tea wasn't to my liking at all. They don't offer glasses of water so we got bottle of water? They also give you complimentary plate of olives, turnip, cucumber and tomatoes. We ordered the spicy cheese and zahtaar sage, that was very good, I think it was my favorite. It was very big and came on a board. We also got the professor lebneh, the tahini foul and the meat egg, they were okay nothing especially, the tahini foul was lemony, I felt like there was just too much lemon in there. Will I go back I don't know, this is not a place you would go every week, it's a once a few months vibes

I love this hidden little gem. Cute little bistro hidden in Marche Central right next to the movie…read moretheaters. Between Monday to Friday you can have this delicious bavette de steak for about 13$ during lunch time. Comes with garden salad, fries and the bavette of course. For a bit more you can make it into a trio but we didn't since the portions were more than enough. Its not the first time i eat here and i keep coming back for the amazing service and freshness of their dishes.

Nice place, good food, good food! Nothing special about this place other than being not one of…read morethose big breakfast chains. I would have preferred some sort of a twist or better food. Value for money is good and the place is nice for family as well.