Street parking. Typical luncheonette type restaurant with burgers and sandwiches. Good service and…read morea steady flow of customers. I would go back again.

A cute place with great music. I had a 4 dollar cup of soup on a strange day. The soup I chose was…read morechicken and veggies. They brought me minestrone. It was delicious, I was about 2 bites in when I noticed it had beans in it. They quickly replaced my order. Hall and Oats played on the (what I imagined to be a jukebox.) The place is decorated with 45 records and a cute diner motif. The staff was pleasant and the soup was good. My bill was under 10 and I even had an iced tea. I guess it was better than I realized. Isn't life like that sometimes?

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

I stopped here recently for their Happy Hour and I got their wings. I thought, that should be a…read moregood choice. I was a bit disappointed with their wings. They were not very flavorful and they were small pieces. I asked for the celery and ranch dressing and those were good. The Happy Hour covers the entire food menu, so anyone can find something they will like. Try it ! Just don't expect a lot when ordering the wings....

The inside joke is that I'm a bougie, expensive, and difficult woman to please. Let me get this…read morestraight: I can find pleasure, full satisfaction and appreciation towards any hidden gems in the city whether it's a $9.00 meal or a $300.00 meal. I don't care if it's at an upscale restaurant or someone's garage. Great food still remains great food. The thing that comes with a ridiculous hefty price is that it comes with a lot of expectations and I'm confident enough to say that some of you may have experienced a hefty bill while leaving with disappointment. We've all been there, and I can certainly relate. The amazing story about L'Entre-Pots is that @mtlpancakequeen was looking to build her database for pancakes and aiming to find the best ones in the city. Opened since 2011, Alexandre Beaudry and his team not only excel in customer service (which we all know, something that I profoundly value) but also care about the sense of family amongst the staff members. L'Entre-Pots offers catering services, breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner- I mean pretty much whenever you're hungry. While the weather still allows it, they also have an extended terrace for those who want to enjoy their meal in the sun with a mimosa. While I also have been a guest during their popup and collaboration project, I can only consistently vouch for their brunch menu for at least the handful of time I've been there. Thank you to @mtlpancakequeen for introducing me this place- It had allowed me to showcase L'Entre-Pots talent to other followers and friends while hopefully creating more traffic to local businesses. While there is a ridiculous high demand for avocados for all you avocado basic bitches, I'm sure many of you have noticed the skyrocketing prices of these bad boys. I mean, if you do the groceries. But the price doesn't stop me from ordering the avocado toast at L'Entre-Pots. Served with salmon gravlax, feta cheese, dill yoghurt, and topped with a poached egg? This bad boy right here might be one of my many favourites on their menu.With their weekly specials, L'Entre-Pots is guaranteed to leave you full with their generous portions and excellent customer service. With the power of social media, which gems have you discovered?

My favorite brunch spot in the area. Super nice servers, quick service, great menu. All of their…read morepoached eggs dishes are great, and sometimes they have specials like blueberry pancakes with creme fraiche. I highly recommend the Bene Ole which is a breakfast poutine: poached egg, eggs benedict sauce, potatoes, pickles, bacon. It's huge and VERY tasty. I could eat it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have smoothies, your usual espresso selection like lattes, mimosas, and more. I highly recommend coming before noon. Around that time the place begins to become packed and it's a small spot. Seating is kind of smushed. I've seen groups of 6 before, 7 or more may be pushing it. They do take reservations I believe so maybe they'll accommodate you. Tip: ask for the orange hot sauce, they make their own and it's great on everything.

Great creative food, superb waitstaff and talented bartender! Highly recommended…read more Great creative food, superb waitstaff and talented bartender! Highly recommended.

Just went there for dinner with a good friend of mine and got myself a Royale burger with Cheese…read moreand Fries with side of Mozzarella sticks . As much as they're huge Mozza sticks aren't the best that I ate even tho they make Wonderful Cheese pulls lol . Burger was amazing and love that the bacon was chewy and not crispy and burnt . Sadly fries were very greasy and soggy . Also wasn't much that I almost had the time to finish my main course meal before Getting my appetizer . Definitely would return but only for the burger . Also no accessible what so ever for wheel chairs people as it's on a second floor and bathroom at the 3rd floor . Amazing ambience overall and big shout-out to the arts in the store with recycled glass bottle . Our waitress was really sweet and offered amazing service.

This place was AMAZING! The ambiance was great, with really nice lighting and lively people…read more Children are allowed (Many places in Montreal don't allow children if there is a bar). The food was really good, I got the buttered chicken curry. It was really good (as you can see from the photo) and people were making the bread and homemade sauce. The workers were very nice and offered to take our photo! If I visit Montreal again, this place will be on my list to visit again!

I found myself at Else's with my brother for a late lunch. He had been here before when he last…read morevisited Montreal and had good things to say, and since he was open to checking this place out again we thought it would be a good place to go. We were already exploring the area so it seemed like a natural fit, so off we went. My general assessment of Else's is that it is more of a neighborhood spot than a destination eatery, which is totally fine because usually those are some of the best spots. Upon entry, we were greeted by a large open dining area with tables scattered throughout and a bar along one of the back walls. The decor is casual, with a dark color scheme to match the bar setting. Their drink menu is larger than their food menu, but despite that they have a nice variety. I didn't see any pattern with the food - there was a mix of plate sizes and types of cuisines. The pulled pork sliders looked good so I went with those; the dish came with two sliders and a side of coleslaw. I really enjoyed this - there was a generous helping of pork in each slider and the sauce had a nice tang to it. I'm normally not a fan of slaw since it is usually cream-based, but this one wasn't so it was quite refreshing and a good contrast to the pork. Service was great, the entire team was friendly. Overall, this was a really good find in Montreal - if you're looking for something low-key with solid food then this would be ideal. I'm interested how the vibe changes at night, so I would be open to returning in the evening for a drink and to explore more of their menu.

My husband and I could not recommend this Inn enough, we had a beautiful stay on the second floor…read more This is such a special place to visit, it was welcoming and friendly after a long day of travel. The food was to die for, my husband did surf and turf.. said it was the best lobster he has ever had! We love it here

Good food in a gorgeous location. Attentive staff. It's a little expensive, entrees around $20read more

Inside this bustling food court, Bossa was one of the places that stood out because of its wide…read morevariety of sandwiches to choose from. They all seemed really good, i ended up ordering the Cutlet 2.0 . The sandwich was really delicious. It was packed with lots of different ingredients. Chicken, hot sauce, peppers, lettuce tomato, and it all meshed together well. My friend had a chicken Parmesan sandwich and it also looked just as good. The cashier was also really helpful to us as we spoke English and she was mainly speaking French. This is always a welcome accommodation and much appreciated.

Outstanding sandwich shop. Seems to be influenced by the Italian delis and sandwich shops in…read morePhiladelphia. I had the Porchetta with Rapini. One of the best sandwiches I've had. An incredible collection of ingredients coming together to make one magnificent bite after another. Fresh bread with a soft inside and slightly crispy crust which is supersaturated in oil making each bite bursting with savoriness. There are caramelized onions which add more savoriness and mild sweetness. The coleslaw slaw and rapini add some acidity and bitterness. Finally the porchetta adds even more savoriness and some fattiness. It's a sandwich that can easily put you to sleep. Staff was accommodating and service was one of the quickest in the food court.

Even though they were out of some menu items, we still had a tough time deciding what to order. I…read morefinally settled on a calzone with cheese, mushrooms, peppers and sausage. The dough was excellent and the fillings generous and fresh. It came with a tasty tomato sauce which would have been even better warmed. My husband had a flatbread topped with fresh tomatoes, avocado, cheese and crispy chicken. The flatbread tasted like it was freshly made. All the toppings were fresh and tasty. Service was excellent. You can tell great care is put into their dishes. Restroom was spotless and spacious. Definitely a gem hidden off the beaten path.

We had the best time I planned an extra event for our 50th class reunion people from all grades…read morecame. The food was fabulous.

One of our first stops on our weekend Montreal trip was Les Jardins Dorval, where we came across…read morethis restaurant. It's a rather large restaurant, but was pretty dead - only 2 other tables when we arrived at 2:30pm on a Saturday long weekend. We should've taken this as our first red flag. We were seated quickly by an older waitress, but service from there went pretty downhill. We had just gotten off a flight, so we only wanted to have something light. We ordered a Philly Steak Sandwich and six appetizer wings to share - the waitress had a bit of an attitude saying things like "that's it? If you're not going to buy, then bye bye"... Maybe she was joking but that was a little iffy to us. As for the food... The steak sandwich was okay. Cheese and philly steak were good, but maybe there was a bit too much grease, because the toasted hotdog bun it came on was pretty soggy in the middle. Portion sizes were good. The appetizer wings came with the sauce on the side (appreciated) and were just your average wings. Service throughout the meal was non-existent. There were workers (maintenance?) who were switching out lightbulbs on several of the light fixtures. Both waitresses had their head down when walking and it took us several minutes to flag someone down, despite it not being busy at all.

This restaurant was just like the American Denny's except the service was better, the place was…read morecleaner (and super retro!), and it seemed that everything you ordered came with fruit on the side. I ordered breakfast with eggs, toasts, pancakes, homefries, and bacon. Bacon wasn't as crispy as I would like it but everything was yummy and came hot. I was pleasantly surprised to find on my plate a slice of orange, pineapple, and a couple blackberries. Prices were also similar to Denny's prices. Would definitely come here again. 4 instead of 5 stars because it's like a Denny's. It's good, but it's not the highest quality.