Typical q Quebecois style diner, all the regular fair. But,…read morethey must be doing something different been - here since 1986. Breakfast menu fairly priced compared to other better known breakfast spots. Decor - don't come here for that - ever. Having Super "joe's" special breakfast club - and a regular eggs & bacon breakfast. Fast service - polite and smilely young waitress. (probably because I'm with my son) Food= Breakfast Club got and made it to the clean plate club. Poached eggs perfect, toast dark and perfect, crispy bacon perfect, too many potatoes but outsude crispy and centre soft perfect (not over seasoned - which is great because you can do that yourself) sausages - meh, coffee unlimited. An ok nice place - not going out of my way to get here though.

Quebec diner food serving pizza, subs, smoked meat, burgers, sandwiches and breakfast. I have had…read morethe pizza and tested one of their subs. Pizza I found okay, but to be honest I feel I can cook better tasting pizza at home. Not to sound pretentious but I wasn't amazed. It was somewhat ordinary and toppings were not overly generous. Plus the dough was a bit more doughy that I had preferred. Next I had tried their subs. The main one that comes with pepperoni (all dressed) was better than the pizza but not amazing. I'm sure I could find something on their menu that I would like but from what I've tried I wasn't wowed. Maybe I'll give them another chance as they are not far from my house but overall the experience has been somewhat ordinary and less memorable for this cowboy.

Toujours un excellant service et de très beaux sourires du personnels.read more

Je recommande vivement le restaurant Da Gunes à Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines : pizzas savoureuses,…read morepoutines généreuses et un pain magique moelleux et délicieux. Un vrai régal à chaque visite !

Pull up your liederhosen and indulge in some sausage delights at WJW. This is a Montreal chain…read morewhich serves up some great tubed meat delights that would make you think you are I a shop in Bavaria or München. On my visit I was happy to see they had one of my favourites weisswurst. A white sausage which is not easily found in regular grocery stores yet extremely delicious. This sausage is one of many European style that they do. Their selection actually very strong with more choices than you can really need to fill that belly accompanied with a beer while sizzling on the grill. Other ones I buy are the William douce as a regular hot dog style and the Jalapeño cheddar a bit more zipped up one. Their tube steaks go awesome with a good mustard, some pickled sauerkraut, olives and whatever other sauces your taste buds crave. Pricing here is on the higher side moderate roughly $2.25 - $2.75 a sausage. It's a franchised chain so you are paying a bit higher so both entities earn a respectable profit margin. Turn your backyard into a mini Oktoberfest, and enjoy some hotdog delight! Grilled or cut in half lightly sautéed on the frying pan it's a tummy satisfying meal! Prost, Zum Wohl my thirsty friends!

I've been to a few Boston's pizzas I never had a great pizza or bad one. This time I was in the…read moremood for some thing different went for that pasta of the day. Was a simple spaghetti with a meat tomato sauce which to me was below average my fault for going for pasta to a place called Boston pizza lol. Looks and taste like cafeteria food Service was good at least why I'm give it 3 starts and not 2 and like I said that Only based off the spaghetti plate that my rating is this low.

Great smoked meat sandwich!…read more Honestly my first thought was to compare this sandwich to the many pastrami sandwiches I've had in NYC but that would be comparing apples to oranges. Even Schwartz will tell you it's not the same product although it is very similar. Both institutions cure, spice, smoke and steam the meat but that's where the similarities end. Although I don't know for sure, I've heard the cut of meat is different. Katz uses a naval cut, which is noticeably fattier and juicy. Schwartz's smoked meat doesn't lack in fattiness but it's far less fatty and juicy. Another fact on the first bite is -the flavor. Katz's flavor profile on the pastrami is a knockout punch while Schwartz delivers a jab. Schwartz's smoked meat delivers a different flavor profile all together. That's not to say Schwartz isn't great because it's half the price on Katz essentially and you don't have to tip your slicer here. That's not to say Schwartz doesn't bring their own brand of chaos. On my way out the slicer shouted he'd serve no one until the line was straightened out to his liking. LOL. It's all good though, that line was a mess and Sometimes tourists need a stern talking to. I'd get in a straight line for sure for this sandwich! I got my sandwich from the takeout next door versus waiting for table service. The line was 20 deep at 3pm and I just didn't have the patience on a drizzling afternoon. I'd revisit for another one of these smoked meat sandwiches.

I'm not sure if my review is going to sway you one way or the other, but let me just say anyone who…read morehas done research on places to eat in Montreal has seen this place pop up, and let me tell you - it's worth it. Their smoked meat sandwich is next level. And while I only had a few places of comparison in Montreal, it was bar none the best smoked meat in Montreal. I dare say they are the Katz's of Montreal. I gotta say, it was a bit of a trek to get here. My wife dropped me off and drove around while I went to get my order. Let me just say, going at 10pm on a Monday night probably played in my favor. Still being that late on a Monday in March, this place was still busy. I could have gotten a table if I was dining in, but that was not my plan. I ran in to grab some take out, and I have to say, in the time it took me to turn around and pay for my sandwich, my sandwich was all ready to go. The anticipation built as we drove back to hotel with my smoked meat sandwich. When I opened it up, I can't say I was overwhelmed by the size of it, but after that first bite, I was hooked. This was the best bite I had on my whole trip, and I am now cursing myself for only getting one sandwich. We almost went back the next morning, but we had to be on the road, so alas, this one sandwich was all we got. OVERALL - if you don't go, it is truly your loss. I would probably try the poutine with the smoked meats on a return trip, to get the full, Montreal experience. CELEBRITY RATING - Ryan Gosling