Very nice and complete menu. Portions are a bit large (a bit too much) but lots of fresh fruits and…read morehealthy choices. Great service. Nice, new alternative to the other well known chains.

Went to Ben and Florentine for mothers day brunch and I really liked my meal. We chose to go here…read morefor mothers day because they take reservations. I had the eggs benedict with bacon which was excellent. The bacon and eggs were cooked perfect and I couldn't get enough of the hollandaise sauce. The potatoes were also verySCS good not oily with a nice seasoning. I would go here again for sure.

Deliss'ki cafe - Montreal. Small and simple cafe. The coffee was good, I like that they have decaf…read more The almond croissant was good too and I liked that they warm it up. The panini was good and the soup ok.

I just fell in love with that place! Sainte-Cécile Épicerie is not far away from the Jean-Talon…read moremetro station, you do have to walk a little bit though. My son was celebrating his birthday this week, but he's kinda like his mom... The celebration lasts for a week lol! He wanted to go for brunch, I always wanted to try this place, so here we were around 11, curious and hungry. The decor is a mix of rustic and modern, there were a few people at the counter and a couple seated at the entrance, but there was still a little space for the both of us ( translation, it's a delicatessen/meat shop/brunch spot it won't fit large groups). We were greeted with smiles and our order was taken very quickly, my son ordered a chocolate cookie, an orange juice and their French toast with Cheesecake, Blueberries, Coconut and Lemon and I ordered their Poached egg with leeks and sausage with a latte. When our order came the waiter realized that he asked for the wrong dish and offered it to us as a compensation for the wait, I really appreciated the attention. so we ended up trying their Pancake with herbs and salmon tartar as well! Every single dish was fresh, full of flavour and delicious! The cherry on the cake was their little cabinet full of little stories and coloring books for kids...That's a big plus for me, my son really enjoyed reading them (and it sure helped with the wait). Needless to say that I will be back to try the delicatessen part of their store and more of their succulent brunch menu!

Sainte-Cecile is a grocery store/eatery with fantastic food. Though there is not a lot of seating…read morethere (pretty much just counter space), it is comfortable for a group of two-to-three people. Their carrot soup (the soup of the day) was tasty and I loved it as a side to my smoked salmon sandwich. I am excited by all the prepared foods they had in their fridge and will definitely go back when I'm feeling lazy and don't want to cook.

Super sweet service and great quality sandwich plus really helpful definitely recommend…read morethis place

Went in for a coffee, but it smelled amazing in there. I took the panini with apples and brie which…read morewas great but they also have other sandwiches with flavored bread ( ex. Carrot bread, mustard bread, beets bread) They all seemed great. If you go, don't leave without a brownie. It's of the most satisfying kind for sweet tooth craving.

We took a road trip to visit the in laws this weekend and ended up eating at this little hole in…read morethe wall. It didn't look like much from the outside, but inside the place was packed. Old school menu with all day breakfast including many omelette choices, pancakes and fresh fruit. We went the breakfast route but the burgers and poutine looked pretty yum. The service was super, French and friendly. The prices were quite reasonable for large portions and tons of free parking in the back. If you're in the area, pop in!

We have been to Le Detour once for breakfast. My husband really enjoyed his Breakfast Club. Prices…read morereasonable. Service friendly & quick. Nice decor too! Coffee could be better. We look forward to trying Le Detour for lunch or dinner another time in the future.

Nothing short of amazing. I love Magdalen islands and this place is such a nice small montreal…read morerecreation of the vibe and ambiance of the island. The menu is chock full of wonderful options but what really drew me here is their lobster festival. I will always say yes to a lobster roll. The plate comes with a lobster bisque and a dessert! Service was fast and friendly, food was fresh and abundant, lobster was well seasoned and the bisque was tasty. I can't complain! Would visit again.

GOOD FOOD - GREAT VALUE We went on Sunday at noon. Waited…read more15-20 minutes before being seated. Food was worth the wait. Coffee was good with frequent fill ups. Potatoes are among the best I've had. Cretons tasted homemade - delicious (could have used more) Beans were good. No food left to take photos of - gone pretty fast!

I work across the street from this Van Houtte and have so far been taking my coffee either from fou…read mored'ici (on de Maisonneuve, closer to Bleury St) or whatever coffee machine they have at the office. I went to this Van Houtte to explore the competition in the neighbourhood and ordered an Americano. The first barista, though kind and helpful, did not understand a request I made (which was to add a little bit of room temperature water in the cup before letting the espresso drip). I informed him that what he made was not what I wanted, so my ordered was automatically transferred to another, much less patient and less pleasant barista, who proceeded to obstinately fill my americano with ice cubes, despite my pleading not to. I ended up taking another piping hot americano, so I asked for a glass of water and went ahead and prepared my drink myself. My thank you's were met by deaf ears, so I quietly walked away with my botched americano. About the coffee itself, nothing extraordinary: the same dark roast you find in most montreal cafés. Will likely not be going back there for my java

I love van houtte coffee. This place is nice and quiet to pass some time. Friendly staff and good…read moreservice.

I ordered 6 sugarless muffins for $22 approx and when I picked them up asked for a large lemonade…read morefor approx $6.00 to share with my friend. The lady (owner?) told me that she would have to charge me for an extra cup? I didn't say a word. When the order was ready I asked for straws for the lemonade. She told me that they had tops for sipping (I don't want to drink from a top). I asked again for two straws and was told that she was low on stock and kept them for smoothies! Is this normal? What happened to service and a customer who is supporting their business?

We've stopped by this charming and cute neighbourhood cafe several times now as a family. The new…read moreowners, Philippe and Elizabeth, have been quite friendly and go out of their way to make sure we've been comfortable and taken care of each time. For example, we have a son with a severe peanut allergy, and they are quick to point out most things that do not come into any contact with nuts. Nearly everything in this cafe is homemade daily, including the soups and moist and hearty flax bread that they use in their sandwiches (egg salad with dill is a favourite!). Their baked goods are mouthwatering, including their cinnamon buns and muffins. They also pride themselves on serving organic coffee. While the selection of items isn't huge and sometimes the items are a bit pricier, everything they have is down-home authentic and made with care and attention. Run, don't walk, to Pointe-Claire village and see what you're missing.