First time coming here, and boy was it worth it!! Came to get frozen sausage rolls and left with…read morethem and a butter chicken pie which I ate on the way home! Wow it was heaven. The pastry was to die for and the chicken was delicious. I haven't even had the sausage rolls yet but I'm sure they will be just as good! My new go to place!! Cheryl

Hit the spot! We are from South Africa and these pies speak our taal. Service was great and cute…read morelittle spot. Got ours to go and planned for 2 extra which we knew we would need later. Definitely worth a visit.

Just a cool place that been around since 1912 always my stop when in Montreal nothing fancy just…read moresimple food FYI Cash only!

Do not sleep on checking this place out! The poutine is divine! And get the steamies all dressed!!read more

I'll admit, I was influenced to eat here based on videos I saw on Instagram hyping this place up…read more Overall, the one word that sums up my experience: meh. Firstly, I didn't realize that if you want eat in (there's only a handful of barstools in the VERY small space - but sometimes the best food comes from a hole in the wall!) you have to wait 25min for your lasagna to be warmed up. So it's essentially a takeout counter with premade, cold lasagna. Now I'm not saying it's not made fresh, this is certainly not like grocery store freezer aisle lasagna, but it was just not what I was expecting. So I ended up taking mine to go because why sit there for 25min while the lasagna warms up if I could be in the comfort of my own home? I got a small meat lasagna with tomato sauce and a small meat with rose sauce. I will say at $10 for a small, the quantity is great. A small could easily serve two people and the large is only $14. For the taste test- maybe I was mistaken in choosing to take my lasagnas to go. The tomato sauce lasagna didn't have that ooey gooey hot cheesy thing going on, not sure if my home oven did the trick or if the lasagna itself is to blame. The rose sauce lasagna did get nice and steamy (I heated them both together for the same amount of time so not sure how that happened). The tomato sauce one was underwhelming. Nothing to critique, but nothing impressive about it. The rose sauce was more interesting maybe because of the creamy element. But even that isn't a lasagna I'd rave about or recommend someone go out of their way to try. All in all, I was left feeling disappointed. If a restaurant only makes one thing, they better make it really well, and this missed the mark.

Do you like carbohydrates? Do you dislike decision making? Large menus? Est-ce qu'il fait frette en…read moretabarnak? Oh boy do I have the place for you! A sloppy plate of lasagne swimming in tomato sauce. Did I mention carbohydrates? I mean seriously, it's cold as f right now. Did you see the weather forecast for overnight? I just got a *snow squall watch* notification on my phone, gourd dangabbit. WTF. Someone get me a bathtub full of that tomato sauce, STAT

It was so so good. The meat was amazingly crispy and tender. Service was great too. It was amazingread more

Delicious food. Place is small so if it gets busy you might need to do takeout. Honey chicken fresh…read moreand yummy as well the cheese covered fries.

You will find the amazing Quebecois friendliness in this small family-owned breakfast and lunch…read morerestaurant. Simple and fresh comfort food. Cash only. I had 2 eggs, sausages, creton and toast breakfast with a bunch of fresh fruits for less than $10. Merci Marie-Pierre

Howdy! After the…read morelate and lamented closing of Chez Clo, Montreal has lacked in the quantity of restaurants serving more traditional Quebecois fare. The Binerie kind of ruled the roost. I recently discovered La Bonne Humeur. A cute and delightful restaurant on a mainly residential strip of Bellechase. Open for breakfast and lunch, the food that they serve is both delicious and hearty. Which is a very good thing as the weather turns cold. Traditional food such as Sausages, Liver and Ham steak are on the menu which is supplemented by a daily special which changes as you would expect, daily. Alain and Gilles Cauvier are the two brothers who run the place. Alain handles breakfasts and Gilles handles lunch. The meals are extremely affordable and delicious as well. On a recent visit I ate a stuffed meatloaf with a tomato sauce, mashed potatoes and steamed carrots that was $9 and came with a cream of mushroom soup to start with and upsidedown fruit cake for dessert.

I've been wanting to try this place for a long time since I love anything to do with cheese and…read morepasta! We came on a Saturday around 2pm and the place was totally empty. I actually thought it was closed but there was a sign on the door to come through another entrance. This restaurant seems to share the same kitchen and space as a Greek restaurant. The space is modern and clean, mix of high table chairs, bar stools and banquets. The menu offerings are perfect for what you would expect from a restaurant that specializes in mac and cheese. There are many choices along with burgers and sandwiches as well. We got to try a philly mac and cheese, the 4 cheese macaroni and a burger- Everything was delicious and fairly priced. The regular mac and cheese is very creamy and mild, I would have liked something with slightly sharper cheddar but it was still a treat and very decadent. I would recommend this place for a quiet lunch if you happen to be in the neigborhood. If you are driving before of limited parking, and it is metered. Next time we will try Poutineville which is by the same owners and right next door:)

OMG that's just simply one of the best place I ever too I went there for dinner with my dad I too a…read moregrilled cheese with mac'n cheese fried and a tequila sunrise everything was delicious but they put a little bit too much red syrup in their Tequila Sunrise in my opinion but that's just a little deatil my dad took a meat lover pizza and reallyl oved it too I definitely 100% recommend this amazing and fabulous charming place

I absolutely love this brunch spot. Located right at the corner of Bloomfield and Van Horne, the…read morepatio is a good spot to people watch as you enjoy your cappuccino. The staff here are incredible as well. So nice and attentive even on a busy Sunday morning. I arrived without a reservation but the staff worked quite hard to shift things around to reserve a table for us in 15mins. First tip, MAKE A RESERVATION! The food here is simple, fresh and so satisfying. Very photogenic lol. I loved the savory yogurt with the Turkish eggs and added bacon. It really pulled everything together. The bacon being salty was well balanced with the yogurt. The eggs were soft boiled which I love! My buddy had the Palestinian eggs which also looked great and he gobbled up pretty quick. We each had 2 cups of coffee. I tried the well made cappuccino and an americano after brunch. The coffee here is smooth with low acidity. The americano is nutty with hints of chocolate. I'll definitely come back! Bon appetit!

An absolutely incredible gastronomic experience awaits at this intimate, trendy restaurant. The…read morefood has a middle eastern twist, and we shared the Jerusalem platter. It is a smorgasbord of delights, hummus, babaganouj, etc. Artfully presented, the food just melts in your mouth. It makes sense it is located across the street from Damas, another Middle Eastern 5 star delight! Come here with a big appetite. You won't be disappointed. From the service, to the ambiance, to the INCREDIBLE food, this is an experience you won't soon forget.

insanely cheap menu options and a super unique interior decor. there's an awesome casual, youthful…read moreenergy throughout the space. the general tao bowl and perogies are fantastic budget options, though the portions are a bit small and it is always a long wait at the door

The first time I went to this restaurant in the Plateau, 8 years ago, everything was under $5…read more Today, most of the items are around $10 but still a great deal. The food choices are great, the service is good and the ambiance is terrific (either sur la terrasse or indoors). We got the nachos and we loved them along with some beers and wines from their menu. A great casual cheap eats in the area.