English: This was a decent place to grab brunch. The staff member who sat us was super friendly and…read morestruck up a conversation about the history of our names, which was funny. The place was pretty busy when we got there but it took all of 10 minutes to get a table. I got the steak and eggs, and was happy with my choice. The steak was a pretty low-tier cut (thin and fatty), but that was expected, and it was cooked fairly well. I got my eggs over-easy and the yolks were perfectly runny. Additionally, the breakfast potatoes that I got with my meal were scrumptious. I'll also add that while the portion of fruit they give is small, it's actually FRESH, instead of the soupy soggy fruit salad most places give. Others at my table ordered a grilled-cheese style breakfast sandwich and a waffle eggs benedict. Everyone thought the food was pretty good. Français: C'était un endroit correct pour bruncher. Le membre du personnel qui nous a assis était super sympathique et a engagé la conversation sur l'histoire de nos noms, ce qui était drôle. L'endroit était assez animé quand nous sommes arrivés, mais il nous a fallu à peine 10 minutes pour trouver une table.. J'ai pris le steak et œufs, et j'étais satisfait de mon choix. Le steak était une coupe assez basse (fine et grasse), mais c'était attendu, et il était assez bien cuit. J'ai mis mes œufs trop légers et les jaunes étaient parfaitement liquides. De plus, les pommes de terre du petit-déjeuner que j'ai reçues avec mon repas étaient délicieuses. J'ajouterais aussi que, même si la portion de fruits qu'ils donnent est petite, elle est en réalité FRAÎCHE, contrairement à la salade de fruits soupeuse et détrempée que la plupart des endroits proposent. D'autres à ma table ont commandé un sandwich de petit-déjeuner façon fromage grillé et un gaufre aux œufs bénédicte. Tout le monde trouvait la nourriture plutôt bonne.

everything is dirty , the booths, the menus sticky. While we were eating they were washing the…read morefloor with pine sol.

They played every World Cup game, so that alone merits 5 stars. But the people who work there are…read moregreat. Coffee drinks are well made. Desserts are delicious. I think they're savory things are hit or miss. But just the fact that they're thinking of their community gives them two thumbs up in my book.

Seems to be the same owners as the late Café Tenini. Will do if you are looking for a basic coffee…read moreand pastry to go.

Oh boy, do I have a review for you! Nonnina in Lachine, Quebec is the perfect little Italian eatery…read morefor when you're on the go - and man, is it worth the stop! Recommended to me by a colleague, this inconspicuous little joint has everything from sandwiches and pizza to focaccia and delicious coffee. And don't even get me started on the croissants - they're like little pockets of heaven in your mouth! I ordered a coffee, some cookies, and an almond croissant - and let me tell you, I was not disappointed. My wife got some kind of pastry that I also ate part of because that's how i ROLLLLLL (and I needed to wrtie this review) The best part about Nonnina? It's conveniently located off the highway, so you can stop by whether you're driving into or out of Montreal. And let's be real - when you're in Lachine, everything is "on the way" because you have no idea where you are! So if you're ever in the area and looking for a quick bite, be sure to check out Nonnina. Trust me, you won't regret it - unless, of course, you hate delicious food and good coffee. But who hates those things? Not me, that's for sure!

We made the drive out of our way to @nonninamtl to try their very fresh and incredibly full…read morezeppole. Very large and packed with Ricotta - eating a whole one will most definitely satisfy you but we still couldn't help but try more than one flavour and they were both great!

You may think that this place just serves coffee and gelato by its name, but browse that menu and…read moreyou will not only find a yummy Italian treat but a full home cooked meal too! The kitchen makes fresh pasta everyday and you can pair with bolognese sauce or tomato sauce for a nice portion of fresh pasta. You can really taste how fresh it is. So worth it. We also tried the Calabrese sandwich. We were told that the sausages are home made and the whole sandwich was devoured in a few bites. Leave room for Montreal made gelato! We tasted all of them and the standouts to me were the coconut and the morello cherry flavours. The lemon basil was also very refreshing. The cafe also has grocery items from Italy. Good opportunity to stock up on some amoretto cookies!

Such a cute little spot and a great addition to Monkland !…read more Service was exceptional and the location was very cute ! I had two arancini (one Spinach and the other was prosciutto) really generous and tasty (great little snack!) as well as a cappuccino Freddo that was awesome ! My boyfriend had the chicken cutlet sandwich, also really fresh and tasty. Pricing was very fair. I have to go back for their gelato because it looked absolutely amazing !

Casa Di Toto is located right beside Jean-Talon Market. What you'll see immediately is their Roman…read morestyle pizza which to me was like a cross between a Detroit style pizza and New Haven style because the crust was so crispy. This was incredible pizza, and I was geeking out over the prospect of having Squash flower pizza which I highly recommend, it was really great. We also tried the fried arancini ball which had spinach, and lots of cheese! I wish I had gotten a pic of that cheese pull. The day we went there was a soccer game going on and there was a group of people sitting outside watching the game and having a couple of beers so it seems like a popular hangout spot.

I find it's always exiting when you discover a new place that turns out to be exceptional…read more Especially, if it's one that makes homemade Roman-style pizza. And even more so when it's off-the-charts deliciouso. You can taste the quality baked right in as I believe some food company's slogan must go. I tried the mushroom topped one which had excellent cheese, sauce and dough --- the dough is key in Roman-style pizza which has a different texture than most and is taller (ie. not thin crusted) and should have a little crunch around the edges and even on the bottom. Now that I've described it, I want one for brunch, lunch or dinner. In the meantime, I'll let you know they are an Italian coffee bar and have baked in-house pastries. It's not a huge shop, but big enough and has a very authentic Italian feel. I'm not sure how I missed this place, since they make things fresh; and my rectangular slice was very much so! The store is named after an Italian comedian who went by one word stage name Totò and there is at least one black and white photo on the wall of him. What a nice tribute to a classic talent. They also have some Italian products: dry goods and such on offer which adds to the authenticity. I almost forgot to mention the two sisters serving the counter who are very nice and helpful. Of course the chef and the pizzaeolo are great too. Rumour has it - they may be a family. Yes, it's true!

Checked out Cookie Stéfanie on a Friday morning. They advertise themselves as being gluten free but…read moreit's not a 100% GF spot. Tried a bleuet nutella muffin ($3.95) and three mini cookies ($2.10 each), including erable chocolate, citron gingembre and double chocolat. Muffin was decent, cookies were a touch dry.

I am not celiac, but am doing gluten free for other health reasons and was so excited to find this…read morecafe. The coffee was decently strong, nothing special. The pre packaged salad with tahini dressing was very delicious and had good flavor. I also had the citron cake which was phenomenal. I would come here again if I was in the area! The cashier was very nice. There isn't much seating inside, but I was able to find a spot to sit since most people were taking food to go.

Good quiche. Good coffee. Croissants looked good, but didn't get to try. Definitely next time!read more

Quaint little café, subtly located on a street corner, so simple we passed by it a few times and…read morenever noticed it until a couple of friends pointed at it one Thursday afternoon. During our visit at Pain d'Épi café and bakery, we received a good service from an amicable barrista. The mochaccino I ordered was satisfactory and, although I did not personally taste their bread, a trustworthy friend of mine assured me their baguettes were great. I'll have to go back and taste it for myself next time! The place itself is small and humble but welcoming, a nice and simple little coffee shop slash bakery to try if you are in the area.

Very delicious sandwiches with Sourdough bread , Several types of bread can be purchased with…read moreolive .....the service is good the ambience nice and quiet . I like sandwich with tuna .

We had a wonderful, delicious lunch at the sidewalk tables. We ordered 2 sandwiches one was the…read moreMielette turkey club that was very fresh with avocado, capers,Swiss cheese and sun dried tomato on sourdough bread, however, the star for us was the tuna conserva which was sevedon walnut olive sourdough bread that was outstanding. Veronique served us and she was friendly, helpful and efficient with a sweet smile throughout. The smells coming from the bakery were aromatic and inviting. Truly an epic lunch in a tucked away spot off of busy Notre Dame street. Excellent.