Gorgeous and cozy cafe nestled in the heart of Monkland. The sandwiches are PEFFECT! So delicious,…read moreflavorful and packed with ingredients. Can't wait to come back. The owners are so sweet too.

Best sandwiches I've had in a while! The service is great, and the ambiance is really nice!read more

I am happy to report than after some opening "fits and starts", they are currently serving some…read morepretty good grub. Through "word of mouth" I'd heard that their "casse-croûte" (or snack bar) items were a good bet, so, on a warm spring afternoon it was time to test it out. While sitting at a counter spot, in front of the register/next to the coffee maker, a pleasant clerk took my order. Penciling down details, like no tomato, mayo and well done - the rest of the order was pretty straight up and simple. In waiting I noticed a guy reading the paper by the front window counter, a chalkboard of coffee offerings, a fish tank, the back side of the menu containing submarines, pizzas, Italian dishes, plus a list of extras for the pizzas like spicy peppers, feta cheese and anchovies. I read through a National Geographic from July of 2013. I was told that they were out of lettuce, but would pickles suffice - for sure, I'm a big fan of pickles - thanks. Soon after I was handed a smoothly folded and well-stapled brown paper takeout bag (a good sign when the bag is cared for). The first thing tasted was their all-dressed steamed hotdog. Not an all beef at .89 but a decent tasting pre-burger & poutine bite. The poutine in a three point deconstructed style; cheese above average, gravy average, and fries below average. Upon averaging, good. Otherwise to note: the gravy was warm, fresh, and less salty than most brown gravies I've tried. The cheese was semi-firm and semi-squeaky. Finally the best part of the meal, their $2 burger (a 5* item). Especially for the price to value and taste ratio. Densely sesame-seeded bun, added mayo and pickle on top of all-dressed items. Here's my digital word of mouth - go try their $2 burger. I'll be back for that, to try some other items and for a coffee.

Their all-dressed, double cheeseburger with bacon is an absolute thing of beauty. Their fries are…read morealso pretty good though and the order that I got with a trio was huge, too big for me to finish on my appetite at the time. The hot dogs are pretty standard but quite good. But seriously... the bacon double cheeseburger. Do it. The only drawback is that they take cash and nothing else.

Nothing short of amazing. I love Magdalen islands and this place is such a nice small montreal…read morerecreation of the vibe and ambiance of the island. The menu is chock full of wonderful options but what really drew me here is their lobster festival. I will always say yes to a lobster roll. The plate comes with a lobster bisque and a dessert! Service was fast and friendly, food was fresh and abundant, lobster was well seasoned and the bisque was tasty. I can't complain! Would visit again.

GOOD FOOD - GREAT VALUE We went on Sunday at noon. Waited…read more15-20 minutes before being seated. Food was worth the wait. Coffee was good with frequent fill ups. Potatoes are among the best I've had. Cretons tasted homemade - delicious (could have used more) Beans were good. No food left to take photos of - gone pretty fast!

Good place for lunch! They have some good sandwiches varying from 7-13$. Once you enter you can…read morepush a button to get your number and wait to get served. The staff is fairly quick when serving people. Although when we got to the register to pay they seemed a little confused and lost;the area was crowded with staff members. The place gets packed during lunch until 2ish, so come early. I took a chicken sandwich with caramelized onions with a balsamic vinaigrette with a side of potatoes. The sandwich was delicious good amount of chicken and the taste of the vinaigrette came through very nicely. The potatoes were well cooked but a little bland,definitely could have used more seasoning. Overall it cost me 13$ for a small sandwich and a side of bland potato salad. I personally find it a tad overpriced for what it was,but I'd go back for a different sandwich and maybe taste their soup. On a side note they're pastries are ALWAYS a great go to for a treat!

This French bakery it's so awesome, they have tons of delicious desserts, breads, sandwiches,…read moredrinks , pâtés, sausage, cheeses and many more. Love the atmosphere, and friendly attentive customer service. We're from Texas and have to stop by every time we visits. I definitely recommend this place.

Deliss'ki cafe - Montreal. Small and simple cafe. The coffee was good, I like that they have decaf…read more The almond croissant was good too and I liked that they warm it up. The panini was good and the soup ok.

Service has degraded, we noticed a change in food quality and portions. Food is still good but not…read moreworth the prices. I still like the place but fir a drink and gathering with friends.

One of my favorite bakery is Afroditi (original location is in parc extension); this is their…read moresecond branch but they receive all their products from the original location. Compared to the original place, this place is very modern with great walls and decors. As the original spot, the have various pastries, cakes, cookies... Amazing part is that they have a tiny spot to run a little coffeeshop. The place is adorable... and you can never go wrong with Afroditi's bakes and goods.

Fruity Ladyfinger cake layered with dark chocolate mousse and whip cream. It wasn't great because I…read morefound the outer layer dry (I don't know if it was supposed to be like that) and we found that for our tastebuds, the mix altogether tasted plain. The lattés tasted like watered down espresso with warm milk.. However, we ordered an apple turnover (it tasted good but like the ones that you can buy at the grocery stores) and a custard filled pastry that looked and tasted a bit like " galaktoboureko ". They warmed it up and it tasted amazing !

They're back! I'm not sure how long it was gone, but they now have new owners. The two gents behind…read morethe counter are fun and friendly, which adds to the welcome feel of their cozy kiosk. It's got a bit of a New York City vibe with it's row of counter stools. Despite it being a franchise they have a nice selection of additional items, including a rib sandwich that I am looking forward to trying. If you are on the go, you can simply grab one of the five or so ready-made coffee that you self pump after paying for your size. They have a plethora of "duos" for example bagel and a small coffee for $2.99. BLT (Bacon, lettuce plus tomato) and coffee for $3.99 etc. I was also pleasantly surprised to find a plastic box of fresh veggie and homemade garlic/ranch dip for $2. Their BLT is nothing to write home about, but the price can't be beat and with a side of veggies - makes for a nice meal. I blended a splash of three or four coffee types in my to go cup and enjoyed it - on the go. Glad to see Treats in the Guy Metro station open again with a cool twist - they play pop culture shows and flicks on the TV in the back. FANtastic!