Some colleagues from work invited me to join them for lunch…read more They decided to go to Brasserie Dorion. It was my first time at this place but they've been there plenty of times. Upon entering and sitting down, I felt that I was in a 100% francophone brasserie since everyone there (customers and staff) were speaking French and you will probably not find anyone there speaking English. Everyone in my party ordered a hamburger steak with fries so I did likewise. Some of my co-workers decided to have a beer but I was fine with water. Brasserie Dorion seems to function like 2 separate businesses. There is the bar and there is the restaurant portion. The server who takes the order for the drinks and brings the drinks is a different server from the one who takes the order for the food and brings the food. Also, when it comes time to pay your bill, you are also paying each and tipping each separately. The hamburger steak was good. The fries were also good. The sauce was good as well. It came with a small piece of individually wrapped bread which was okay. It was good and the price was right. Price including taxes and tip came to ~$15. Their menu showed the price including taxes so all you need to do is add the tip. This is a cash only establishment which I'm not really a fan of. I do go to cash only places but generally prefer it if they accept credit/debit cards. They do have a generic ATM machine but I generally try to avoid those types of ATM machines because of the large transaction fees. There was plenty of free parking on the day that we went.

What a great experience the best breakfasts in Dorion . The service was a lot of fun. Staff is…read moreextremely interactive and responsive, especially on special requests like nowhere else. I think we all know that a good restaurant is often based around the breakfast potatoes, and they have exceptionally good ones love you guys

Service: super slow and we had to ask for menus as she didn't remember to give us some or she…read morethought we were locals who know. Food was good for the price Ambiance pretty quiet

Cho-Me-Dy Breakfast . In the heart of Chomedy,…read more@restaurant_galleria is a good old fashioned bfast joint. These guys stick to the basics and man are they fast. Eggs & bacon on your mind? Don't think twice Jacky! Follow @JackyEatsMTL

Le 28 The food was undercooked, my bread had mould on it ,…read moremy elderly waitress was rude she didn't say anything all she said what do u want to eat service was very very slow Ever since the new owners have been there the new owners clearly don't know how to run a restaurant *DONT NOT EAT THERE*

I came here for lunch at 1pm for 2 people on Wednesday. The place was not that packed. It has good…read morevibe lively. Good family environment. You can sit outside or inside it was good weather so we sat outside. The service is decently fast. I ordered the double smash it was good. I would get it again.

The staff is really customer oriented . The waiter was friendly and tried his best . The place is…read morenice but it is loud. The burger was juicy and tasted great. The fish was also great. Amazing onion rings . The French fries were not hot nor crispy. They did bring hot and crispy fries afterwords. The only negative thing was they charge for sauces . The food and service was good. We will be back.

Great spot for drinks and some solid pub food. The fried cheese curds were amazing crispy, gooey,…read moreand super satisfying. Overall, everything we had was really good. Nothing mind-blowing, but the vibe makes it a great place to hang out. The burger was juicy and flavorful, and the fries were so good they made me think: next time, I have to try the poutine. Chill atmosphere, good food, definitely a place I'd come back to.

Tomato soup as a starter was hot and delicious. Main course…read morefish and chips were dreadful, very over-cooked, the fish was dry and grey. The fries were almost black. My chicken tenders stir-fry had been reheated and the chicken was very dry, the veg over-cooked, but the sauce on the pasta was delicious. A disappointing meal with a bill of $86. The beer was good though!

Ordered the chicken pasta. It had a wonderful sweet yet satisfying flavor. Overall my favorite dish…read moreI have had while visiting the area. The place was really empty, but we were there at around 9pm. Service was adequate and down to business with no small talk. Nice sports bar feel. I will be back.

Just went there for dinner with a friend as I've passed a lot near that restaurant but never made a…read morestop and was pretty good . Took a chicken and Goat cheese wrap which crispy and delicious with a portion of fries . They were great but not salted enough in my opinion but also have to ask for Salt and pepper because there's none already on the tables .Also took a shark attack as a drink and a brownies baked in a cookie for dessert and both were delicious . Our waiter Tess was really nice and sweet . Place was a bit loud but at the same time it's Saturday night and people are going outside so totally make sense . Definitely a good place and not too expensive definitely recommend it for sure ;)

I came to MVP Sports Bar with one very specific assignment:…read more Watch Chelsea play Arsenal. This was a BIG match. Dogs aren't allowed inside, which is completely understandable, but MVP has a nice side-street patio out front with several tables. And--most importantly--a television. Perfect. Mum and Dad explained that we wanted to watch the Chelsea match. Inside the bar, the game was playing on what appeared to be every television in the building. Outside? Not so much. The staff tried to get the match onto our TV. We waited. They tried again. We waited. At one point, instead of Chelsea vs. Arsenal, I was watching a religious sermon. I had questions. Eventually Mum and Dad gave up and put the match on their PHONE. So there I was, at a sports bar, watching one of the biggest football matches of the day on approximately six inches of screen while an actual television sat directly in front of us. Mum ordered the Cajun chicken sandwich with fries and Dad had the chicken tenders. A second waitress also came by later and brought me a water bowl, which I genuinely appreciated. And that's why I'm not giving MVP a terrible review. The patio itself is perfectly pleasant, dogs are welcome outside, we were able to eat and hang out, and the water was a nice touch. But if your primary reason for choosing a sports bar is to watch a particular game with your dog on the patio, I'd definitely recommend confirming that the patio TV can show it first. Because apparently: Chelsea inside. Sunday sermon outside. Dogba's verdict: 3 paws out of 5. The patio: Dog-friendly: Water service: eventually Food for the humans: Chelsea match on the patio TV: Chelsea match on Mum's phone: Unexpected spiritual guidance: extensive Would I return for a casual drink with Mum and Dad? Sure. Would I trust them with an important Chelsea match again? Dogba remembers.

i like this bar for its NO FRILLS…read more approach bathrooms : upstairs are a real mess tho but great for a quick drink

Very cozy (small) breakfast and lunch place right on ste anne st. A bit out of the way with no…read moreobvious signage, so you might miss it unless you know where you're going! Limited seating, but if you go early (they open at 8am) there's barely anyone there, especially in the winter down season. Decor is cute and no frills, very much a mom and pop place. Breakfast menu with all the basics - omelettes, eggs, french toast, pancakes, etc, along with coffee and tea. They have a lunch menu as well. Go for the eggs benedict! Only on weekends, and I believe they change it up. When I went, the options were with bacon or with apples and brie. It comes with potatoes as well. The potatoes were meh- not very browned and sort of mushy, but the eggs benedict with brie and apples was divine! Lovely hollandaise that was rich with a hint of acidity, which was amazing with the melted cheese and the slightly softened sweet apple slices. Seasoning was perfect. My dining partner also commented that the French toast was very good also. Prices are very reasonable, most things are less than 10 or 15 dollars. There was only 1 waitress working and she was very kind and efficient. When we first arrived there was no one present, though she appeared some minutes after (lol). She refilled our coffees promptly and checked up on us as well, and getting the bill was very quick and straightforward. Overall I really enjoyed it, even though the place was a bit cramped and the temperature slightly cold.

I had the worse experience of my life this morning for breakfast at Stoolies in…read moreSte-Anne-de-Bellevue and I go out for breakfast at least once a week. I do NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE! The owner or manager was rude and yelled at us, US THE CUSTOMERS. I was there with 8 friends. Their breakfast special this morning was eggs Benedict. The plate consisted of one very small English muffin seperated in two with very little bacon on one side only of the two half's. I do need to congratulate the cook on the sauce thought, it was yummy, very small amount but good but the plate looked empty. Visualize the 2 eggs on English muffin half's, very little sauce, less than 10 pieces of potatoes on one side and a very thin slice of a very small orange on the other side in an "S" shape. I had one person show up 10 minutes later than the rest and they refused to take her order saying that the kitchen could not furnish when no one was eating yet at our table. We felt bad for her when we finally got our order, so we shared our breakfast with her and Stoolies literally charged us $5.00 for making a change to menu. We protested since we did not make a CHANGE TO THEIR MENU as the owner came out and said it was clearly noted on the menu!! I took a picture of the menu and contrary to what the owner said we did NOT MAKE CHANGES TO THEIR MENU, we shared ours, which in my book is not at all the same thing. The worse was when we paid and were leaving he comes out and starts yelling and banging and almost broke the dishes on the table and almost the table, like he was trying to hurt us. I truly believe he needs lessons in communication skills and Customer Service Skills. I also think he need to go for management skills because they way he treated us I would be surprised if Stoolies stays open for more than a year.