Delicious brunch, large portions, friendly service. Cash only, very reasonable prices.read more

Randomly stopped by. Not disappointed! Good price, great food. Poutine was amazing. We also had the…read morepizza, it tasted fresh with home made dough I'm sure. Hope I travel by here in the future so I can stop in.

Good food at decent prices. Served fast and always with a smile…read more One thing, the place is cash only. No credit cards or debit carts accepted.

After our second order I noticed that the food wasn't great at all. Meat was weird, pita wasn't…read moretastey the fries and everything were made with no love. Didn't even end up eating my wrap it tasted so awful. Not a fan anymore Update ! I didn't even want to eat from here again but my friend ordered. Wasn't good, we were both sick and were over charged. No Bueno.

Delicious smoked meat super sandwich special. Perfectly cut medium with that fat makes it juicy…read moreperfection. :10/10 thx Tommy for the great service!

You know what, it is what it is: an old-fashioned diner. I feel like I need to go back just to try…read moredifferent things because I don't think you can justify a food critique for a place like this based on one meal. The waitress was great, very friendly. And it's a really old restaurant by Montreal standards

Food is consistent. fries are really the main reason to come here. poutine is good but not the best…read morein the city. still a great option if you're in the area.

Darn tasty poutine I must say. Brown gravy had a touch of spice. Cole slaw was mild and paired…read morenicely with my poutine. Nice outdoor space & great service.

Another one of our childhood favourites worthy of a triple Quest…read more A straight forward, no-nonsense, classic casse-croûte that serves simple items with simple classic recipes and knocks every one of them out of the park. Nothing is overdone or complicated. It is just right. A perfectly cooked and steamed Hot Dog, a signature Hamburger with incredible condiment and topping balance and a classic, greasy Poutine with homemade style fries and the emblematic, quintessential sauce. They all have their own unique taste, you always know Lafleur food when you're eating it. It never waivers in quality. It is always consistently amazing. Everytime. They make something very basic incredibly special.

This place, Lafleur on Cote-de-Liesse near YUL, was like a mirage. Where is there on this major…read morethoroughfare through an industrial area to put something down the hatch to tide me over at a later hour? The app was pointing to this nearby place and little did I know it's sort of like a Quebecois A&W that keeps late hours. It appears that this is a newer store to replace an older one. There is an outdoor terrace, a spacious ordering area, and a very nice dining room for this genre, complete with a crazy inscription (to an American) on the wall saying "Salut, mes p'tites frites." What? "Greetings, my little fries?" There was a fair bit of selection on Lafleur's menu. However, I wasn't looking for a hamburger. I settled on a chicken sandwich combination, but upgraded the fries to onion rings, perhaps as an excuse to say "rondelles d'oignon." Realistically, it's because I eat them so infrequently and wasn't expecting to converse with anyone. Everything tasted fairly good. I received good counter service at Lafleur. The personnel could tell I was not from the area nor familiar with their offerings. What is it with fast food and coffeehouse service in suburban areas of Quebec? It's reliably polite and up to the task! There can be marginal service at enough fast food places in the States, especially if a grittier locale. The prices were fine after being converted to U.S. currency, but the hefty sales taxes push it up. The Canadian government doesn't discriminate and even corrals us foreigners into paying for their national health care system through sales taxes. If transiting on fast and wide Cote-de-Liesse or wanting to get a bite outside the airport property, Lafleur ought to work. It won't be a haven for vegetarians and vegans, though. I think that, for fast food, eating one's food on the outdoor terrace and watching the traffic whizz by on a temperate day might actually be enjoyable.

Club sandwich kinds of diners in Montreal - 1 of 2…read more I found Restaurant Lafayette as a side effect of going to look for Troisieme Tasse coffeehouse about a block away from Metro Papineau. Troisieme Tasse's locale appeared to be empty and had leasing signs on its vitrines. As I walked back to the Metro realizing I needed to get coffee elsewhere, I saw Lafayette unobtrusively occupying a corner and almost directly across from the Metro station. I filed it away in my head to look it up and see what they had to offer. Lafayette checked out just fine on review sites, so I went in to eat lunch another day. As you walk in, it's a little long in the tooth, but that adds some character to Lafayette. It has the big booths and, as a bonus, its sitting on a corner allows it to have many booths next to windows. It looked like there was quite a bit to choose from, so it could have been that I was overwhelmed. That said, I settled on a club sandwich and a soft drink. I sure have eaten a lot of club sandwiches in the province of Quebec, with all of them being plentiful and satisfying. I've eaten them in Montreal, in Quebec City, and even smack in between the two in Trois-Rivieres. In fact, there used to be a place called Le Club Sandwich about a block or so west of Papineau for which the site, complete with the tacky building occupying it, has given way to gentrification. Lafayette has a good feel ... sort of like a worn and comfortable shoe. The service was also "comfortable," for lack of a better word, but not at all worn, or world weary. By this I mean that it was informal and good-natured, almost as if in a small town. The prices were in the ballpark for this genre and for having an in-town Montreal location close to the city center. The club sandwich was very good. I was very happy with that choice - almost always safe and almost always tasty and filling. Restaurant Lafayette has been around a long time and local folks as regulars is a good sign. I would eat here again and, with a location between Centre-Ville and the Jacques-Cartier Bridge and being so close to a Metro station, it would make it even more likely.

Ordered here a few times after moving nearby. Their souvlaki were decent, but pizza very bland,…read moretasteless dough and barely any sauce. Ordered a Greek salad, think it was my third order by then, and the salad dressing and feta were rancid, smelled horrid, literally had a gag reflex. Lost me as a customer. Check your expiry dates! Lost me as customer forever.

I read about this place's poutine (and hot dogs) in many articles. They're open late and since we…read morehappened to arrive late, we decided to get post-flight poutine. It's a very casual vibe and it's evident that they have been in business for a long time. Contrary to the name, there are no pool tables in the place. I had a hot dog toasté (hot dog with toasted bun and all the fixings) and we split a grande classique poutine. The fries were crispy and delicious, the cheese curds were melty, and the gravy was flavorful. And the hot dog was quite delicious too. Note that they only accept cash.

Cash only. Super casual. Montreal institution since 1912. Service was kind. Food was made to order…read more Fresh and hot. The fries were made from real potatoes (with skins!) and were very crispy. Really hit the spot at 12am when we arrived late at our hotel around the corner.

We chose La Belle et La Bœuf because of its convenient location near Saint-Hubert Airport. It's…read morerelatively easy to reach and has ample parking. Unfortunately, the service was extremely slow despite the restaurant not being particularly busy. Even the drinks took a while, and we waited about 45 minutes for a straightforward order of burgers and similar items. The food still hadn't arrived by the time I needed to leave for an airport pickup, so I had to leave the rest of my party behind. When I finally tried the burger, it was mediocre and nothing memorable--certainly not worth such a long wait. The location may be convenient, but allow plenty of extra time and manage your expectations.

Had a great experience here. Spectacular was one word for taste, quantity and service(Emily was our…read morewaitress). Among our group: Poutine with pulled pork-(see pic), cheese burger, polo chicken club sandwich, chicken finger salad, fries. If in the area-definitely visit!