What a wonderful find!!! Beautiful setting next to the lake with delicious coffee and pastries…read more Exceptional customer service from the two lovely baristas!

From the owner: MJ et Cie est un petit café chaleureux. Nous offrons…read moreplusieurs choix varié de cafés, sandwichs, potages, desserts et tout y est cuisiné avec beaucoup d'amour. Options vegan et sans gluten.

allons-y! this is such a great sando shop! i would love to come here a million more times. service…read morewas quick and lovely. cute little underground aesthetic. sandwiches all sounded so great but i got the grandfather plus and it was so good

Well done guys very good food awesome service very respectful,kind,loving people u meet there…read more the sandwiches are 10/10 iam speach less when I eat my first bite everytime I eat a sandwich from mono's

Excellent restaurant de qualité et avec des pâtisseries succulentes. Pour un lunch sur le pouce ou…read morepour acheter un bon pain.

Stuffing my face with their chocolatine as I'm typing this. After I just finished a great beef…read moresandwich 5mins earlier.

We went out of our way to try Olive + Gourmando, based on reviews and friends' recommendations…read more Some of the portions seem small (Sconewich), but very filling. I couldn't finish the Egg on Your Face, so I had the rest for lunch (it was almost as good cold!). But it was DELICIOUS. Everything was really tasty and the croissants are so flaky. Service is fast - but you can tell some of the items are freshly made (like the French toast and panini). The atmosphere is adorable & quaint. Seating is a bit crowded, but that makes it charming.

Stopped by Olive + Gourmando after strolling Old Montreal. The restaurant has a nice cozy…read moreatmosphere with some character with their decor and layout. The restaurant didn't provide a high chair for our baby, which was a bit disappointing. The service was good with our waitress checking with us to order and being prompt and attentive. Here is what we ordered: Grilled Cheese O+G (8/10) - the bread with the grilled cheese and caramelized onions were cooked well. The homemade ketchup had a sweet taste to it and was brought out a little colder than room temperature. I probably would have preferred the ketchup/tomato sauce to be a bit warmer. The Chicken Melt (8/10) - this sandwich was pretty big. It had grilled chicken in a creamy sauce, some Cole slaw (actually a lot of Cole slaw) and some dill pickles. The sandwich was a bit messy to eat and I think it had a little too much Cole slaw, but it was a good sandwich, nonetheless. Overall, I good experience with a few suggestions in my review that I think would have made it really great.

Ever since moving to this area a few months ago we'd heard people rave about this place. We finally…read morefound ourselves there two weeks ago. Our first impression - is this the right place? Its a tiny, hole-in-the-wall market with an equally tiny deli. We each ordered sandwiches. They came panini-style, which was a bit disconcerting. Two flattened sandwiches. But our first bites made believers out of us! WOW! So delicious! Now we are major fans. Don't judge this book by it's cover!

Food, Service, and Ambiance are all perfect. The food is consistent, as well as amazing! I always…read morestop in for breakfast, which by the way.... THE BEST breakfast sandwiches along with doughnuts East of the Mississipp can be found here. Best customer service around, wicked friendly and professional staff. If you find yourself in the area, be sure to stop in. You won't be disappointed, they also have online ordering available via door dash.

Excellent breakfast and drinks. Menu is not very visible and there is a wooden separation that…read moremakes looking at the displays harder. No dining room or outdoor tables. To go only. Staff was very courteous. Only reason i give 4. Stars is because there is no place to eat. Make it hard when out of town. Will go back next time. Also reasonable prices.

First time going to this place we pass by it on the way to Bromont. We pass by to quickly so I put…read morea pin on my Google for us to come back before we leave. Unfortunately we came close to closing time so a lot of things were gone. But there were still some huge croissants and Chocolatine, Quiche, cakes, pastries. We ordered six chocolatines to go and one quiche Lorraine. The Chocolatine were 2.65$ each, the croissants were 2$ ezch and the quiche were 15$ each. I was simply amazed by the size of the Chocolatines I couldn't pass up get! And even after a 1 he ride back home the Chocolatines were still flaky and crunchy. We put one of them in the microwave for 5 seconds just to melt the chocolate inside and wow the chocolate was owy gooey melted while the outside was still flaky and buttery! The quiche we actually had it the next day. I put it back in the oven 325 For 15 minutes. Checking in between when I was close to five minutes left to make sure they didn't burn. Cutting the slice the layers looked great! Starting from the bottom there was A layer of pie, A layer of ham, on top of that a layer of egg and finally a layer of cheese. The crust was a little thick for my liking but it was still very good. I was very impressed by the Chocolatines so I would definitely get more of those! Great place to check out if your on your way to Bromont or on your way back like us!

Excellent pastries and breads, worth a stop if you happen to be in the Eastern Townships!read more

There are all different kinds of Yelpers, but I would say on balance Yelpers are more adventurous…read morethan the overall population. If you happen to be in Quebec Province and travelling from Montreal to Quebec City or vice versa, there are several towns you might stop in to get a cross sectional sample of history, from Chambly, a synthetic, plant and just add water instant suburb in the middle of a corn field, to Cowansville and Waterloo, Bromont and Shefford, places that are seeing tradition eclipsed by suburban sprawl, are still mainly agricultural, and are seeing some hard times, but as they will tell you, hard times are nothing new for these towns that started as pioneer settlements four centuries ago. In any case, to get a sense of all this, I would recommend stopping in at the local boulangerie in any of these towns, getting an elaborate pastry such as tartelette aux fruits, milles feuilles, napoleon, paris-brest, chocolatine or just an eclair with a great cup of coffee, capuccino, espresso, tea, or your choice of caffeinated beverage, and look out the window as people walk by and take you through a story both fascinating and sad at the same time. If you can, buy a loaf of bread to take with you, and if you are feeling forgetful you might neglect to realize this until you are safely back at home.