Anny Pier and Alicia took great care of us tonight at G - 422 in St . Jerome…read more We thought because it was attached to a Best Western it would be standard fare and boring . We were wrong . It was really good . Great muddled old fashioned. The snail appetizer was delicious!! We split the rack of lamb and it was cooked perfectly! Anny Pier chose a wine that paired perfectly with the lamb Dessert topped it off with a Blueberry Rhubarb crème brûlée that was amazing. Nice dark atmosphere with cool music.

From the owner: A cuisine that inspires itself from the good things of the past, well done, today!…read moreSAQ+10$ Live music Friday and Saturday night Early bird special on week days

This place is a 3.5 stars…read more Everything here is basic. A 3.5 basic. Basic coffee, basic menu with all the basics. Basic waitress, basic decor, I almost forgot what I had for breakfast. I surely forgot what my bf had. No flavours jumped forward, nothing was fowl, the fruit were neither too ripe, too green or even juicy. If you are looking for a generic, beige, uneventful breakfast place that nobody can hate. You got it.

By a long shot my favourite breakfast place in St-Jérôme…read more Quality x Quantity + low prices. They leave a large coffee jug at your table so you won't have to wait for refills. The place is always very busy and yet expedite only perfect plates. They look amazing and the taste is always on the nose. If you order crêpes with Swiss cheese and ham. (A fav of mine) you will get a big slightly sweet crêpe with the right amount of cheese and ham to get a good taste. Not greasy and sloppy, just gooey and made with care. Even simple dishes are made with care. I could only recommend.

So happy to have come across such an amazing spot. We stopped here on our way to Mont Tremblant for…read moresome brunch and we were not disappointed. The staff was so friendly and the food was absolutely delicious, the portions were large and just so good. I got the crab cake Benedict and my bf got the rib eye steak. They were both amazing, came w a healthy portion of fries and some fresh fruit. Highly recommend!

Great spot for dinner, not a lot of people. We were about 3 couples to eat and maybe 5 people at…read morethe bar. It wasn't the best experience that I ever had. The waitress was talking about her private life at the bar and it was a bit awkward. Talking about her sex life and we found a hair in our sandwich. It make me gag and didn't want to finish my burger. We had our coke and I found it pricy for less than a 250ml coke. The fries wasn't the best and the burger was okay. The waitress was a bit drunk and was taking a lot of shots, the moment when we entered and the time we got out, she took at least 4 shots. Yeah .. and the service was a bit long.

Really great place to take a beer on a terrace during the summer. They have a really comfy outdoor…read morefurniture. They also feature a lunch buffet during the week (Which I haven't attended) and an all you can eat Sunday brunch that is really great! They showcase some music and comedy shows and they are also a bar and a sport bar during hockey season. So quite versatile!

I have been here so often and each time I think of a place to go eat breakfast I go here. Don't…read moreeven have to look at the menu anymore, I know what I want and it's just great. It doesn't cost a lot ( lot less expensive than Nickels - Ben & Florentine - Petinos .. ) it's local and it's kinda hard to find because there isn't a big sing naming the place and it's next against another shop. So if you don't know that it's there your probably never see it. Yeah it's next to the Boul. Curé Labelle, but most of the time you don't recognize it. Something special: you don't have waiter at the door, so you enter and just take a seat where you want* yeah after someone will come with the menu, but when you enter just take a seat. You can go with a group no problem, they will just add some tables and chairs "the more the merrier". Really liked it and not that expensive, went "all out" and it cost like 32$ with tip They serve breakfast and dinner: Opens: 5am Closes: 3pm

Another place we stumbled upon in St Jerome (we've had a good bit of luck there ). The closest…read morething you will find to a good honest amercian diner. hearty, good quality Quebec breakfasts and a reasonable price. Any of the standard assiettes ( platters ) will serve you well But make sure your French is servicable. As you work your way north or east from Montreal, there is less and less english.

Petit Dîner de saint Jerome qui est connu a plusieurs kilomètres a la ronde…read more L'extérieur est en stainless. Impossible de le manquer En entrant il y a le comptoir et un peu plus loin on trouve une petite salle a manger avec des banquettes. L'ambiance est celle des années 60 avec les banquettes rouges. On a choisi de s'assoir au comptoir ou toutes les commandes sont préparées Frites, hamburgers, poutines etc, tout et frais fait sur place. Votre boulette de viande dans votre burger ne sera pas cuite avant que vous la commandiez. Tout est tres frais. Nous avons goûter au hotdo grillé, au hotdog Michigan et au Burger special johnny. Tout etait bon, particulièrement les frites fraîches cuites a la la minute. La sauce a poutine est aussi excellente. Le service au comptoir est particulièrement chaleureux et amicale. Sans parler de l'efficacité des employés Il est possible de commander au comptoir pour emporter. Stationnement sur la rue. Il y a de disponible à boire les boissons gazeuses connues et de la creme soda

Visited on a very cold day to try some poutine for the first time, and was welcomed by the kindest…read morestaff. The place reminded me of a TRUE diner -- from the decoration to the menu to the actual food. We weren't there long, but I do gotta say that their poutine was delicious, and exactly what we needed during that cold Canada day!

Great for burgers, pricy but way less crowded than other "high end" burger joint. It's more laid…read moreback and drink forward.

We took a road trip to visit the in laws this weekend and ended up eating at this little hole in…read morethe wall. It didn't look like much from the outside, but inside the place was packed. Old school menu with all day breakfast including many omelette choices, pancakes and fresh fruit. We went the breakfast route but the burgers and poutine looked pretty yum. The service was super, French and friendly. The prices were quite reasonable for large portions and tons of free parking in the back. If you're in the area, pop in!

We have been to Le Detour once for breakfast. My husband really enjoyed his Breakfast Club. Prices…read morereasonable. Service friendly & quick. Nice decor too! Coffee could be better. We look forward to trying Le Detour for lunch or dinner another time in the future.

Saw the picture of these pancake looking burgers and had to come and try them. The menu is simple…read moreand it is lathered in this light chile sauce. The bread is thin yet crispy and pancake looking. Yummy burger but one cannot fill you up. We ordered a side of poutine and it also had the special sauce. Glad I tried it and so should you!

Dic Ann's is a Quebec classic and this is one of the very best in my opinion. I think it was…read moreactually opened by the franchise owners in the 90's but the vibe is perfect, homey 60's small town diner. A tribute to the original couple, Dick and Ann, who fell in love and dreamed of opening a hamburger spot and moved to Montreal's east end in the 50s and made their dream come true. I love the gold and orange glass lamps over every table, and I love the burnt orange diner seats, the faux stone counter top, and the fact that the place always seems completely full of locals hanging out, and digging into the classic flat burgers and crispy fries and gooey poutines. Cover everything in the homemade hot sauce, and everything is ok.