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    Good Eats - Macaroni and cheese with bacon and green beans.

    Good Eats

    4.3(67 reviews)
    17.6 km•Centretown West, Little Italy
    •$

    So I struggled to write this because I used to love this restaurant. The portion sizes were…read moresignificantly shrunk, and the brewed coffee was horrendous. I usually get a latte there but decided on a regular one, that was a mistake. Their food did taste good, and their chutney was still delicious but the service was a bit gruff. They weren't rude by any means but I was ignored for 10 mins just waiting to ask for a takeout box. I could tell he was a bit overwhelmed and probably having an off morning, so I didn't take it personally. But when I'm paying $30 for one breakfast bowl and a coffee, I'd expect more than 2 cherry tomatoes cut in half and a few mushrooms in it. The food is delicious but you're definitely overpaying and 50/50 on the coffee lol

    In search for weekend brunch this place came up we thought of trying it out. Parking in streets is…read morenot existent. Had really look at side streets a bit far to get one. All the nearby spots are reserved for the apartment dwellers in the building. Ordered a Huevo Ranchero ($16) - which came with scrambled eggs two corn tortillas with salsa, cheese, sour cream and a side order of fries. The eggs could have used some seasoning even with salsa it needed something extra A Vegan Breakfast Bowl ($14) - a mixture of tofu, spinach, mushrooms and tomato chutney - which somehow tasted to all 4 of us like onion chutney. The vegetables done good, but tofu again had just no flavour. Tofu had a spice rub all over, but it tasted like plain tofu. The Bacun strips were rice paper rolls with some attempted flavours but none came through. And two Vegan Bennies ($16) - a super grainy slice of bread topped with the same tofu, green onions, Bacun and some red pepper strips (NOT Coulis as described in the menu). If some person was having a tofu dish for the first time I think they would describe tofu as no flavour at all. We vegans know that you can do amazing things with Tofu. The home fries in the above dishes was the best - now that we could give 5 out 5. All of us had to go and get Sriracha and Ketchup from the counter to rescue the dishes. Coffee was too weak as well. When you go in and order on the counter and you get food delivered to your table. Should the restaurant still offer to tip on the machine BEFORE even we were served? The order did take a long time, the table not clean when we sat, no condiments on the table and coffee refills slow. An extra star for giving tons of vegan options

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    Good Eats - Counter

    Counter

    Good Eats - Baked goods

    Baked goods

    Good Eats - Inside the cafe

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    Inside the cafe

    La Belle Poutine - Front of the restaurant.

    La Belle Poutine

    4.2(18 reviews)
    2.6 km•Orléans
    •$$

    I went here with my brother to get some fries, pogos (aka corn dogs, I hadn't realized that "pogo"…read moreis an exclusively Canadian term until my American friend, Karen K, pointed it out to me, lol) and hot dogs for my little nieces. I have never had a pogo in my life and have no inclinations to change that. I also don't like hot dogs, so all I tried were the fries and they were great. The fries were a bit sweet (from the type of potatoes they use) and they tasted fresh and not from frozen. I liked the texture, they were not mealy. I like that they are unsalted. I think a large was like $6 or something like that. Pogos and hotdogs are $0.99 each. My older niece who is a picky eater and had never had a pogo before, took one bite and proclaimed "I LOVE POGOS!" Lol. She ate one and a half pogos, which is a lot for her. The breading looked crispy. The hotdogs were tiny and they were steamed. The nieces rejected them so my brother and dad ended up eating them. The place is really popular; we had to stand in line for a long time. Decor is old school diner-like. It reminds me of those casse-croutes that are ubiquitous in Montreal like La Belle Province, Lafleur Restaurants, and Green Stop. Most food here is greasy and fried. If you're trying to eat healthy this is not the place to go. It's not my kind of place, but for what it is, I think it's good. It's in a plaza, so lots of free parking.

    I visit Orleans a few times a year because my brother lives here. We always go to La Belle Poutine…read moreat every visit because the food is absolutely delicious, and comes in plentiful quantities. The smoked meat sandwiches are flavourful and large, so you won't be unsatisfied. And I often upgrade to a poutine from the regular fries. The fries are hand-cut and have a great taste and texture. The gravy is thick and flavourful, and the cheese curds are squeaky, just like they should be. I have never managed to finish the combo before because it is just too much food. The dining room is also a lot larger than it appears from the outside. There is plenty of seating, the restaurant is clean, and the staff are helpful. Definitely recommend this restaurant, and can't wait for my next visit!

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    La Belle Poutine - Smoked meat combo with poutine. Make sure you're hungry!

    Smoked meat combo with poutine. Make sure you're hungry!

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    Leo Drink & Eat - Beet salad!

    Leo Drink & Eat

    4.7(6 reviews)
    107.9 km

    Okay, this restaurant is the only reason to even be in the Tremblant village, which I absolutely…read morehated. And then, this seriously amazing restaurant is there! As part of the Westin, I believe. I've been traveling in Quebec for about a month, and this is one of top meals I've had. Also, they know how to treat a solo diner. I mean it sucks to eat alone while on vacation, and I felt like my waitress knew how to make me feel comfortable. The dishes which I have pictures below were amazing. I started with the best beet salad I've ever had. It was on a bed of pureed cashews, which added the perfect solidity to the beets and other vegetables. My main was salmon, and there was nothing wrong with this dish, but I could have gotten something like it anywhere. But it was the dessert that was absolutely amazing. That's a vanilla crème on an almond cookie and then infused with this Quebecois fruit called a melitot (I think). Like a subtle blueberry raspberry hybrid. The subtlety with the vanilla crème was perfect. If you have the unfortunate experience of staying in this village, definitely go here.

    Leo is an elevated experience with beautiful views through the massive windows, excellent food and…read moredrink. The service is beyond compare with thoughtful attentive staff. Not pictured is the omelette breakfast option that would be my preference when we return this week. The omelette is filled with spinach, mushrooms and sauerkraut, which didn't sound appetizing but turned out to be a phenomenal surprise of a combination. The coffee is strong and a delicious blend that had us each downing three cups. A medium roast that isn't watered down like most places, piping hot with all of the options to create the morning coffee of your choice. We are excited to try dinner here soon!

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    Leo Drink & Eat - Dessert!

    Dessert!

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    Full Leo for breakfast

    Munchies - tradamerican - Updated October 2026

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