This was my second visit to L'Avenue Mont-Royal. This place is already in my "Top 10" Collection;…read moreif I were actually ranking those places, L'Avenue would certainly move up in the standings after visit #2. That was due in part to some new breakfast options since last time, which I'll file under "Ridiculously decadent and delicious." This time, for me, that was their "Indecisive" breakfast option including the Dubai Chocolate French Toast. Since my last visit, I've also switched from coffee to tea, and my order included English Breakfast. I was wondering why it took so long to arrive, my thought was, "It's just hot water and a tea bag." Bzzzt, wrong! I was actually brought a heavy duty porcelain teapot with the English Breakfast leaves steeping, and they did not deliver it until it was ready. Well done!! For me, no trip to Montreal is complete without a visit to at least one L'Avenue restaurant (yes there are more!)

The food was delicious The service was fast…read moreThe waiters were kind Ambiance (noise) was balanced and clean! Nothing else to add!

Went there 2-3 weeks ago and was disappointed. Went there…read moremany times before and always happy. Must had an off day or maybe they had the B team in the kitchen.

(1 Star - honestly would give 0 if I could)…read more Extremely disappointing experience at L'Oeufrier - 1970 Boulevard Le Corbusier, Laval, QC H7S 2K1. When we arrived, the restaurant was not busy at all, yet we waited 10-15 minutes to be seated despite plenty of available tables. There was no proper greeting. Instead of being guided to a table, a waitress simply pointed from across the room and said, "Sit here." Not welcoming or professional at all. Once seated, we weren't offered water, coffee, or even acknowledged for another 20 minutes. We had to ask multiple times just to receive basic drinks -- coffee, water, and lemonade -- and even then, they were brought very slowly. It genuinely felt like we were inconveniencing the staff by being there. After finally placing our order, we waited about 30 minutes for our food. During that time, employees were sitting right next to us eating their own meals. I completely understand that staff members need breaks -- that's normal and reasonable. However, eating in the dining area directly beside paying customers, while talking loudly, using inappropriate language, and openly counting and flashing tip money, is extremely unprofessional. They made eye contact with us several times while we were clearly still waiting for service. It felt dismissive and uncomfortable. If staff are taking breaks or discussing tips and personal matters, that should be done in the back, not beside customers who are waiting to be served. The staff never checked on us once to ask if everything was okay. The food itself was mediocre at best. On top of everything, we were charged for a regular coffee, which many breakfast restaurants include with a meal. Overall, the service was slow, disorganized, and highly unprofessional. We did not leave a tip because the service simply did not warrant one. I would not recommend this location and will not be returning.

Another place rec by store owner. Cute place and lucky to have scored a table for 2 for lunch…read more Some items sell Out. Farm to Table place that serves brunch too. Pastries in case. I had an amazing whipped feta,tomatoes and corn salad with crusty bread that was so fresh and tomatoes tasted like they were just picked. Friend had bowl of homemade granola and fresh fruit.

The atmosphere: cute and charming The service: good for how…read morebusy it was The food: excellent

One of the best breakfast spots in Laval behind the courtyard Marriott hotel close to metro…read moreMontmorency and next to poulet rouge. Food is great as always, made fresh on the premises. Service was quick and professional, very attentive to small details. No noise while you're having breakfast and music volume is not loud.

Really great place for brunch with nice views and interiors. We went for a Un Petit Tête-a-tête…read moreavec Sardou and Le Party est Pogne au Village. Both of them were good, by and large. Not a fan of Beyond Meat sausages. Eggs were well made and the omelette was good too. Coffee was good. Staff was nice and friendly. Service wasn't too quick but not too slow either. There is an underground parking in Espace Montmorency with entrance from Rue Jacques-Tétreault which gets validated by the restaurant. Definitely recommended.

Good food! Both filling and flavourful! I ordered the French toast, sausage and eggs under the…read moreIndecisive menu and a glass of Passion fruit Mimosa. Everything was great and I'll definitely if I'm ever back in Montreal. This restaurant is sooo cute and vibrant. They had good music playing throughout the restaurant which really made it enjoyable experience.

Overall it's same experience as in Downtown…read more Weekend is packed. We arrived around 10AM. They have 30 mins line up. But for two people, turn around time is pretty quick. Food is very delicious. I like the overall experience. The portion is very generous. Of course it's lourd in the dining area.

Poutine. Such a simple meal but sometimes it's over complicated. I love this spot, it's open 24…read morehours and the service is always quick. I always take it out to go because the ambiance is not my scene, usually filled with young kids after a night of partying. I always go for a classic poutine with extra cheese curds! The curds are always super squeaky and the gravy is perfect. I always come here for a good poutine. I find La Banquise to be over rated. Keep Eating, Angela

Open when you need it! Boyfriend loves their poutine, I am there for the cheeseburger(extra choux)…read more.. friendly but parking is not easy..

Bar George is a stunning contemporary British restaurant located in Montreal's historic Le Mount…read moreStephen. While the restaurant is highly celebrated and located within a Michelin-recognized hotel building, it does not hold a Michelin star of its own. But it is extremely classy. We decided to do lunch instead of dinner and it was a little more our speed, but if very, very attentive waitstaff is not your thing and $200 for lunch I'd skip this spot. We went because it had reviews for amazing beef Wellington and my husband hadn't had any in decades. And we were on vacation so let's go! The food was beautifully plated and service was impeccable inside of an amazingly decorated dining room that looked like a library in a mansion. The meals themselves weren't obscenely expensive but add a glass a wine, bread (it was not included) and coffee and it put us close to $200. But it was a great experience and I had never had beef Wellington - it was melt in your mouth good. Might go again next time we come up from CT.

Dining at Bar George was one of the highlights of our quick 24-hour layover in Montreal. We stayed…read moreat Le Mount Stephen Hotel without doing much research on dining options, assuming we'd just find something nearby. But before even checking in, we had to walk through Bar George ~ and instantly knew we wanted to eat there. We were lucky enough to grab a last-minute reservation, and Julien took a good care of us throughout the evening. His recommendation of the Beef Wellington was spot on (it's already one of our favorite dishes), but this was hands down the best we've ever had. I ordered the lobster risotto, which was excellent with just the right amount of spice. My son had the 10 oz striploin steak with homemade fries (chips), and it was absolutely delicious. I also loved the Canadian touch of coarse salt on the steak, plus the option to choose between Béarnaise or peppercorn sauce. Julien also mentioned their pastry chef placed second in a NY competition, and the desserts absolutely lived up to that reputation. We tried the pineapple and coconut pavlova and the "lick me hazelnut" ~ both beautifully presented and incredibly delicious. We also ordered iced coffee and a latte, and noticed something interesting: this was the second place where we found Canadian coffee to be smooth and mild ~ such a nice change from the often bitter, over-roasted American coffee. Yes, dinner was a bit steep ($300+), but it was worth every penny. Between the rich history, stunning design, outstanding service, and unique cuisine, I would highly recommend Bar George. I would absolutely love to come back!!

Great Location and great brunch. Shakshuka and Benedicts,…read morecan't really go wrong with it. The food was delicious and the vibe your typical brunch venue. There was no line when we came around 10am but I saw a couple groups got turned away during rush hour at noon. Our server recommended these coffees and they were great.

The place is cute. It looks like they can open it up if the weather is good (it was raining the day…read morewe came). We came by for brunch, and I ordered the rose latte and the Salted french toast with salmon. Absolutely delicious! There is a kick to the sauce, but it wasn't overwhelmingly spicy.

Came here on a Friday morning, as our usual breakfast place had a 30+ minute wait and we were…read morestarving. Waited less than 5 minutes before getting a table, service was very friendly & quick. Generous portion and everything was delicious. The potatoes were crispy, sausages were cooked perfectly. The half waffle was very light, topped with fresh strawberries, english cream & nutella and it was perfect to end the meal with.

10/10 place Service was amazing! Brought 11 people here food was amazing. They have fresh juice and…read moreall their food is very fresh. Would highly recommend.

Salt, Pepper and... apples? Let's just go with it!…read more Was mildly skeptical when walking in as this is in a pretty unassuming little shopping plaza, but boy was I in for a pleasant surprise! First things first... if you order the orange juice, they will offer you freshly squeezed. Naturally I said yes... because I love it when people squeeze things, freshly... but I have come to realize that in the genre of orange juice, I much prefer the stuff from concentrate (pulp is evil and I WON'T HEAR OTHERWISE). Now onto the food... which... I LOVED! I had one of the many MANY benedicts on the menu (btw the menu has a lot of options so if you're bad at making decisions, like me, you will need TIME). I had the CV - which includes chicken, bacon, avocado AND goat cheese. So much going on... to which I had them add their sriracha hollandaise. That all goes perrrrfectly with a side of cheesy potatoes (ugh now I want potatoes). Can't lie... It was pretty delicious. Ok but WAIT... there's more. I wanted to try something else... breakfast poutine? stuffed pastry shell? Both good options but NO... instead I went for something sweet. The Tsoureki french toast. As an Armenian I have to call this Choreg... but Tsoureky works I GUESS. Anyway... this thing comes out looking all plane jane... but then... I tried it (with syrup, obviously - bc CANADA) and let me tell you there was something so good about the simplicity of the flavors and textures that I couldn't get enough of. So delicious... light, yet still very filling. I was perplexed... my mind was BOGGLED... but I kept eating bc literally i'm always perplexed and if it ever stopped me from eating i'd be dead from starvation already. Anyway... to make a long story longer I judged this place too soon when walking in. It's got a great staff and some really stellar food. No regrets here! Highly recommend. Stay Cheerful ;)

My wife stopped off at this place on our way back from anovernight stay…read more Decent options great service. I would definitely try it again if I wasn't that part of the woods. I believe I had the eggs Benedict