I was really excited to see Tommy's in the new Marché section of St Bruno mall because i like their…read moreold Montreal location. I ordered a Cortado and a latte but they weren't good. I then noticed that the cafe had this automatic espresso machine where the barista just presses a button. This does not at all produce the same quality coffee as their original cafe in the old port. Coffee prices started at $4.50 which is expensive for this mediocre cup of coffee. They also have a food menu but i didn't try anything and i won't be back here.

I am a matcha lover and this place have different menu for matcha of course I mixed matcha and UBE…read moreit was one of the best mix ever. The cashier was helpful by helping choosing the drink Mix

What a spot!! Came here 2x on our trip based on a recommendation and then coming back on our own…read more Was out of the way but definitely worth it. Drinks were great but the sandwiches were really where its at! Friendly staff...cool decorations, will be back again the next time I'm in the area!

We were looking for a local coffee shop, where we could get a pick me up and a pastry. I looked at…read morethe menu online before going and was excited to see they had a gluten free slice of cake and cold brew. When I arrived, the young lady working behind the counter was extremely pleasant. She was also patient with my need to speak English, as french is the dominant language. Unfortunately the cold brew was out and she offered me an iced americano, which I accepted. Truthfully, I really wanted to like it because she was so sweet but I really didn't care for it at all. It was completely melted and there was no ice left, by the time I got to the car. It was also vanilla, but I didn't care for the syrup they used. Second, they didn't have any gluten free options for sweets. She mentioned that sometimes they have a gluten free brownie but they didn't that day. It was very disappointing. My husband got the last chocolate croissant, so he was happy. I wouldn't return to this coffee shop but I'm sure others had a more positive experience.

We went there as a fun ride and try a café out of Montreal downtown in laval! You must be thinking…read morethat we are crazy people... but the Montreal weather can do that to you. Thankfully it was a sunny spring Sunday. The place is like any other normal cafe. The service is good. I had their hot chocolate whih I like bwcause it was not very sweet. We sat their for more than 2 hours, playing ludo. It was a fun afternoon.

From the owner: L'ÉTAPE est un espace de partage et d'expertise au cœur du village de Saint-Bruno. Que ce soit pour…read morele café, pour le lunch, pour l'achat ou la réparation d'un vélo ou pour la sélection d'accessoires de vélo et de chaussures de course, notre mission est d'être un lieu accueillant et inclusif pour tous. L'ETAPE is a place for sharing a good time and to meet experts at the heart of St-Bruno. For a coffee, for lunch, to buy or to get your bicycle repaired, or for our selection of running shoes and bike accessories, our goal is to be inclusive and welcoming to everyone.

Cute little gem that I found in the south shore (different from Starbucks and Second cup chains)…read more There is a little board saying : "Peccadille = petit péché qu'on se permet sans conséquence ;)" It's a little chocolaterie / coffeeshop / pâtisseries place. There is only a few cake options but they are all good (yes. I did taste them all hihihi) They sell bread and little products too like jam, etc. There are tables to sit outside. It is never too crowded. Wifi and plugs available to work. I love this place ! I only had lunch once here though, and the soup was very tasty but I was a deceived by the salad that day, but they change their soup/salad every day I believe.

New breakfast spot for this residential neighborhood of Greenfield Park, steps away from the…read moreCharles-LeMoyne Hospital and the Taschereau Boulevard, lined with popular fast-food options. Newly opened on July 1st, the only Indian thing about Bombay is its name--it's not an Indian restaurant, but a cozy café run by friendly Mariana Chopova, the owner but also the only cook. Bombay builds its menu around eggs and chicken for the whole day. Although breakfast is served all day upon request, the main attraction of this restaurant is the chicken, marinated and roasted on-site in a roaster displayed near the entrance of the kitchen. Marinated for 24h then roasted by Mariana herself, the chicken, served in quarters with greens and pilaf rice or homies, is crisp on the outside and tender and lean on the inside, as expected. Subtedly salty, the main taste is the conforting smell of smoke, adding to the barbeque feel of the meat. I got the lunch with the pilaf rice instead of the homies, and although it's rather unconventional, the rice, cooked in chicken broth and served with peppers, was satisfyingly filling and represents an interesting carb option to accompany the meat. As for the greens, they are as expected. The chicken soup is made from homemade chicken broth, which explains the shreds of meat--a great surprise! Since I have a sweet tooth, I also tried the offered homemade dessert, which was an angel's cake (gâteau des anges) today, served with fresh grapes and blueberries under drips of syrup. The syrups were a bit overwhelming and made the dessert deceivingly normal, almost tasting like store-bought cakes. Since it was lunchtime, I didn't have the chance to try the breakfast - 1 or 2 eggs served with a choice of meat and a crêpe, for only $5 or so. Pastries and coffee, including espresso, are also sold. I will definitely comeback to try these meal options, since the service was friendly. It was a pleasant café to be seated in on his hot summer day, since the windows are large and that a patio is available. The decor might be a bit gaudy because of the dollar-store placemats, but the refurbished church benches used as seatings definitely complete the retro feel of this neighborhood café without making it look too overdone. The menu might be a but too simple as for now, but the neighborhood definitely needed an independent café and breakfast place, and it's definitely a good start for Mariana and her staff.