I have been here so often and each time I think of a place to go eat breakfast I go here. Don't…read moreeven have to look at the menu anymore, I know what I want and it's just great. It doesn't cost a lot ( lot less expensive than Nickels - Ben & Florentine - Petinos .. ) it's local and it's kinda hard to find because there isn't a big sing naming the place and it's next against another shop. So if you don't know that it's there your probably never see it. Yeah it's next to the Boul. Curé Labelle, but most of the time you don't recognize it. Something special: you don't have waiter at the door, so you enter and just take a seat where you want* yeah after someone will come with the menu, but when you enter just take a seat. You can go with a group no problem, they will just add some tables and chairs "the more the merrier". Really liked it and not that expensive, went "all out" and it cost like 32$ with tip They serve breakfast and dinner: Opens: 5am Closes: 3pm

Another place we stumbled upon in St Jerome (we've had a good bit of luck there ). The closest…read morething you will find to a good honest amercian diner. hearty, good quality Quebec breakfasts and a reasonable price. Any of the standard assiettes ( platters ) will serve you well But make sure your French is servicable. As you work your way north or east from Montreal, there is less and less english.

Saw the picture of these pancake looking burgers and had to come and try them. The menu is simple…read moreand it is lathered in this light chile sauce. The bread is thin yet crispy and pancake looking. Yummy burger but one cannot fill you up. We ordered a side of poutine and it also had the special sauce. Glad I tried it and so should you!

Dic Ann's is a Quebec classic and this is one of the very best in my opinion. I think it was…read moreactually opened by the franchise owners in the 90's but the vibe is perfect, homey 60's small town diner. A tribute to the original couple, Dick and Ann, who fell in love and dreamed of opening a hamburger spot and moved to Montreal's east end in the 50s and made their dream come true. I love the gold and orange glass lamps over every table, and I love the burnt orange diner seats, the faux stone counter top, and the fact that the place always seems completely full of locals hanging out, and digging into the classic flat burgers and crispy fries and gooey poutines. Cover everything in the homemade hot sauce, and everything is ok.

Not great. Was happy to score a table outside since we had our dog with us. Our waitress was very…read morefriendly but scatterbrained. It was sort of busy and I think they only had two girls on. The service was not good. People that came in well after us got there food before us. Our waitress was definitely overwhelmed and getting clumsy as a result. She knocked a woman's purse off her chair and a glass of water over. She was forgetting things and just seemed overwhelmed. When we finally got our meals they weren't good. I ordered the filet mignon with butterfly shrimp. The shrimp was split open but still had the shell / legs on it. I don't believe the steak was actually a filet and was definitely overcooked. I had ordered potatoes too in lieu of fries and never received them. I asked the waitress about them. She apologized and said they would be right out but I never got them. They were on the bill and I had asked that they be removed. My daughter and boyfriend's meals were just ok. No real flavor. Overall it was disappointing and overpriced for un flavorful food. I would not go back or recommend.

What a great hidden gem in St Sauveur village! We originally had a reservation down the road, but…read morewe walked by and it just smelled so good and looked so inviting, that we had to walk in. We were seated immediately by a friendly waitress. I got the Tom Collins drink, which was great, and my husband was recommended a really great red wine (I don't recall the name). He got the 4 course dinner (fantastic deal for the money) and I ordered a half rack of ribs. My ribs were very good, but a bit fatty. His dinner was incredible. It started off with one of the best french onion soups I have ever had. It was the perfect appetizer for the cool winter. His main course was filet mignon, which was tender and perfect. Dessert was delicious - apple crumble with ice cream. Loved this place!

Location: In the heart of Saint-Sauveur village. Street parking is available though may be harder…read moreto come by on weekends. The place: We sat indoors because there was no room on the terrace. The interior has more of a bar vibe than a brunch vibe (but that's my personal opinion). The place was quiet since most people were seated outdoors. The goods: I would love to jump on board with all of the 5-star reviews but the reality is that the food here is basic. I ordered a breakfast sandwich with bacon and this came with potatoes. The breakfast sandwich was made with no egg. The waiter quickly rectified the situation by going to get a fried egg which he brought to my table. That being said, the breakfast sandwich had zero seasoning and was therefore quite bland even with the bacon. The potatoes were nicely fried and they were not oily but again, no seasoning whatsoever. It was a bit disappointing. The saving grace was the coffee, which was delicious. Service: OK Price point: Pricing is average and on par with most places.

H O L Y that's an amazing HOT CHICKEN SANDWICH…read morefor Americans, it's a CANADIAN classic, if done right..... this was PERFECTION on a plate! Sent from the heavens; For my stomach

Simple breakfast place in a cozy environment. I rarely dine at breakfast restaurants and tend to…read morefind them all comparable. Great for big portions, bacon, eggs and toast type meal - I don't think I saw pancakes on the menu though which was disappointing. Only thin crepes or waffles. My ham and swiss cheese omelette was tasty, and very generous with the cheese, however the egg was dry. The fresh pressed orange juice was also too sour for my liking. The highlight was the toast, thick, moist buttered bread topped off with my choice of honey and jam. Portion and price wise, most things off the menu are affordable however 5$ for a glass of juice seemed like a little much. I wouldn't come here every weekend, but it's good for a home style breakfast if you're on vacation.

We've been here for breakfast 9 or 10 times. We rent a house in Ste Agathe and make the 15 or…read more20 minute drive there. It's very much a local place, extremely casual and looks like every other chain breakfast place in Quebec. Bring the kids, the grandkids, etc. Food is similar to Cora breakfast, around the same price. It's comfortable - it won't surprise you and that's absolutely fine.

I don't know if this is the worst restaurant I've ever been to or the second worst, but it is…read moredefinitely in the worst five. First the menu. They advertise a Table d'Hote at $ 40. The lowest price item is 48 and everything else is 50, so what is at 40. Next, the food. I ordered the bavette with frites. The fries were either black or a very dark brown. I refused them. So they replaced them with an order exactly the same. I couldn't accept that either, so we agreed to give up on the fries. The bavette was only slightly burned, so it was edible. The choice of red wines by the glass was so bad, I had a beer. If you're visiting St Sauver, try another place for dinner.

When it comes to excellent classy breakfasts, without the "heavy" feeling at the end, you can not…read morego wrong with Orange et Pamplemousse! Healthy, absolutely delicious and real! I also keep hearing that it is a great place for diner. Cozy and amazing food!

An excellent smoked meat, burger and dogs "hut". Quick service, good prices, there is an outdoor…read moreterrace. Park at the mall across the street. Be prepared to wait a little at peak meal times, lots of people eat here.

Still not in the 21st century. Cash only. No debit or credit cards. Very inconvenient for many…read moretravellers.