Good food, nice atmosphere, impeccable service and decent prices. Sitting on the terrace in summer…read moreis great and great warmth inside for winter.

A real local hangout - the place was packed full on a Thursday evening. We came here all the way…read morefrom Montreal based on David W's review (#yolo). Seriously, Yelp needs to up its game in Québec, because places like this one aren't getting the attention they deserve. The pulled pork sandwich had a generous amount of meat. The 12-hour smoking process did indeed liberate a good amount of smoky aroma and make the pork somewhat tender. It's lighter on the sauce and heavier on the smoke than any other pulled pork I tried which gave a more authentic impression. Amazing coleslaw - wished I had more. Fries are the soft kind, very lightly salted. The "spicy" mayo (some kind of very salty habanero with hot sauce) was not that good. Being a smokehouse it's obviously not cheap. The pulled pork sandwich with fries was a good value at $20 + tip. A pint of Fin du Monde $10 + tip. Steaks are in the $30+ range but seeing the impressive meat ageing cabinet by the entrance, I might go back to try one. If you're passing by Chambly and are in the mood for smoky meat, this is the place to be. For parking, there's a lot on rue Ostiguy across from Bedondaine & Bedons Ronds (also a place to check out).

Food was delicious.. Very fresh, serving sizes were possibly too large…read more Service was pleasant, server switched to English without missing a beat. Strongly recommend. no pics. too hungry.

Great brunch food. Ambiance is very " egg restaurant ". It is clean. Service is ok. Would…read morerecommend. Food : 5/5 Service : 4.5/5 Ambiance : Egg Diner/5 Cleanliness : 5/5

Harvey's a fast food option that we don't have at home in MA, so when I spotted one shortly after…read morewe came off exit 45 from Route 104S, I suggested it for our lunchtime destination. It was located by the shopping center that houses Walmart, Michael's, and Canada's own Tim Horton's, among other stores. Hamburgers we have, as we do chicken sandwiches, chicken fingers, french fries, and hot dogs (though not at our basic trio - McDonald's, Burger King's, and Wendy's). We have fish sandwiches back home, but like McDonald's Filet o Fish, so we opted to try Harvey's version ($4.99 each, $7.99 as a trio), a braised beef sandwich $7.49 ($10.49 as a trio), with milk, onion rings ($1.99 a la carte), cheese sticks (5 for $2.99), and Beignes (4 for $1.99). We bowed out of the poutine as we were still potatoed out from breakfast. The fish sandwich was preferred over the braised beef sandwich. The cheese sticks had a hole in the center, and were eh. I liked the beignes, even though I had actually ordered the seasonal lime flavor and they erroneously gave us the original cinnamon sugar version instead. I also liked how Harvey's will personalize your order to some extent like Subway's, with a counter where you may add optionals such as lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickles, peppers. olives, cucumber, and a variety of sauces.

They maintain the traditional Harvey's Burger. Grilled the way I like it and the taste of…read morechar-grilled. The fries are no longer hand-cut like they used to be in years past. Fries are now frozen. Choose the topping you want and ask for pickles on the side. Staff was friendly and spoke both French and English. The men's bathroom leaves a lot to be desired. In need of a good cleaning inside and out. The door is disgustingly dirty. The bathroom is so dirty that patrons have started to write on the walls indicating how dirty it really is. Apparently the woman's is not so bad, says my wife.

Honestly the subs back in the day like early 2000's were fantastic ( i was a young teen lol so…read moremaybe my taste buds weren't full developed) BUT were passable and had a nice sauce. I was not a fan of the poutine as its frozen fries with shredded cheese. I understand every place does it different but I'd prefer you were to write mozzarella or shredded. I ordered a soup which was of the day and I ordered online so I had not a clue it was a surprise soup. I love soup so that wasn't going to be an issue, until I was given a sorta marinara sauce for pasta not for soup. I've tried them at least 3 times now at this location and it's been a miss. Sorry guys

Very bad services. I've asked for a refill multiple time and never got it. Ate without a beverage…read morethroughout my meal. waited 40 mins to get my food. Was never once asked if everything was ok and if we needed anything. really really bad service. Food arrived semi cold. Never going there again. Highly don't recommend it.

The food is delicious - almost addictive. As a Peruvian-Haitian restaurant, I did expect more…read moreHaitian staples - especially accra (malanga fritters) and diri djon djon (also known as Haitian Black Rice). Just imagining their roasted chicken with black rice makes me smile in anticipation. Also, there were cod fish fritters on the menu which are no longer offered. I know those would have been great. Finally, pain patate for dessert with ice cream might be a banger for their customers. I hope they will consider adding these items, even as occasionally as specials. We all loved our meals. I am missing a photo of one. The place is pretty and cozy. The service is amazing. I would love to come again.

The place is nice and neat but I feel like the choices are a bit limited. When we went they ran out…read moreof their tuna dish. The plates were flavourful but it's a bit on the pricey side. Don't get the fried rice one...was not a fan of that. My rating is really 3.5 but since they are super nice I decided to round up.

Amazing food very we got our food not even 5min later! The people are very nice and politeread more

Options options options! I never knew a place could have so many ways of making breakfast! Inside…read morewas clean and big, we came on a Sunday morning for brunch and it was super busy. We didn't have to wait long for a table (about 15 minutes-5 people). Food was delicious and served abundant! We ordered: 2 plates of the Side (2 egg combo), Mont Blanc plate (fruit), Avocado Salmon plate and Poutine (my son's order). The waitress was attentive, she repeated our order to ensure it was correct. She refilled our coffees and water with us having to ask though it was busy in the restaurant. Everything was served quickly, and presentation was fantastic. Coffee that came with the plates was smooth and easy to drink (medium roast). We were there almost 3 hours just chatting and no one even seemed to rush us to leave. It was a very relaxing and enjoyable meal. Will definitely be back!

Club sandwich kinds of diners in Montreal - 1 of 2…read more I found Restaurant Lafayette as a side effect of going to look for Troisieme Tasse coffeehouse about a block away from Metro Papineau. Troisieme Tasse's locale appeared to be empty and had leasing signs on its vitrines. As I walked back to the Metro realizing I needed to get coffee elsewhere, I saw Lafayette unobtrusively occupying a corner and almost directly across from the Metro station. I filed it away in my head to look it up and see what they had to offer. Lafayette checked out just fine on review sites, so I went in to eat lunch another day. As you walk in, it's a little long in the tooth, but that adds some character to Lafayette. It has the big booths and, as a bonus, its sitting on a corner allows it to have many booths next to windows. It looked like there was quite a bit to choose from, so it could have been that I was overwhelmed. That said, I settled on a club sandwich and a soft drink. I sure have eaten a lot of club sandwiches in the province of Quebec, with all of them being plentiful and satisfying. I've eaten them in Montreal, in Quebec City, and even smack in between the two in Trois-Rivieres. In fact, there used to be a place called Le Club Sandwich about a block or so west of Papineau for which the site, complete with the tacky building occupying it, has given way to gentrification. Lafayette has a good feel ... sort of like a worn and comfortable shoe. The service was also "comfortable," for lack of a better word, but not at all worn, or world weary. By this I mean that it was informal and good-natured, almost as if in a small town. The prices were in the ballpark for this genre and for having an in-town Montreal location close to the city center. The club sandwich was very good. I was very happy with that choice - almost always safe and almost always tasty and filling. Restaurant Lafayette has been around a long time and local folks as regulars is a good sign. I would eat here again and, with a location between Centre-Ville and the Jacques-Cartier Bridge and being so close to a Metro station, it would make it even more likely.

The best club sandwich and poutine I had. The service was amazing and very friendly staff.read more

Visited Sat around 12:45 and there was a line out the door. Seemed to be the place the locals…read morevisit. We waited about 15 mins to get a table. Seating was tight...but totally fine. Extensive menu with lots of great options. My bride and I both decided on the same entree....Smoked Salmon Guacamole Toast. I really liked it. My bride wished there was a little more Guacamole. Fruit bowls were a great addition. People all around us were getting HUGE plates with crepes etc. Didn't look like anyone was leaving hungry. Service was a mixed bag. Seemed fine, until trying to pay....took quite awhile to get a check.

I was so impressed with the gluten-free options here! It's rare to find a breakfast spot that not…read moreonly offers GF bread but actually makes it delicious. We ordered "Rolande vend sa roulotte" (the last one on the gluten-free menu) and it was packed with fresh veggies, guacamole, bacon, poached eggs, and served with a fruit bowl -- so flavorful and filling. On top of that, we added a side of gluten-free French toast, and it was honestly just as good (if not better) than regular. Everything came out fresh, beautifully presented, and the portions were generous.