On Beautys Restaurant Montreal guest reviewer Andrea says:
Alright, Say what you will: Overpriced orange juice (delicious), deceitful waiting time estimates (irritating) and the extra six bucks for your tuna scoop on that oh-so addictive Greek salad (sorry, it’s worth it)– but there’s still a reason why our Beauty’s continues to rake in the business after [...]

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Crudessence Restaurant Major Eater our guest reviewer and videographer at livemtl.com says:
Crudessence, the newest vegan and raw food destination to hit Montreal opened May 4, 2008. The company which has been a vegan caterer has now opened a cafe on Rachel street, located close to the Sunday Tam Tam’s.
Lisa Shalom, a friendly staffer, was nice [...]

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On Café Vasco Da Gama Montreal Chef Deck says:
For those of you who don’t mind spending twenty bucks on a quality sangwich and salada (and don’t want to feel violated like at Soupe Soup) Montreal restaurant Café Vasco Da Gama is sure to tantalize your taste buds. Walking into this cafe smacks you across the [...]

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On Restaurant Beniamino & Co. Montreal Chef Deck says:
Bravo Mr. Beniamino for bringing the finest home made panini sandwiches to our great city. For years I craved you but, but I hadn’t met you, and now I love you. Everything you make is perfect (especially your chicken salad sandwich with walnuts, peaches, pistachios, and some [...]

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On Quoi De N’Oeuf restaurant Montreal, Chef Deck Says:
You all know how I fancy restaurant Toi Moi et Cafe but i have to say that it’s a real tossup when comparing it to restaurant Quoi de N’Oeuf, that’s just a hope skip and a jump away. The skillet omelettes are a nice twist on traditional [...]

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On Montreal restaurant Le Pistou Chef Deck Say’s:
It’s really quite amazing how desperation can lead to amazing Never Land (not Mr.Jackson’s) like discoveries. Here be a tall tale which lead to such a find. Once upon a morning time I stood in line at L’Avenue restaurant having to pee while battling the Sunday mornin [...]

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Chef Deck says:
There is a little good and a little bad to all Montreal breakfast restaurants and Oxford Café restaurant is a fine example of both. The good is the thin and delicious fruit filled pancakes (though me I’m a salty breakfast lover), the great cheese omelets with real cheddar (except for when they’re undercooked [...]

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Chef Deck says:
Nothing makes me happier than a Montreal breakfast restaurant with those little soft boiled eggie cups that my grandmother used to serve me her soft boiled eggies in on an overcast Vermont morning. I know what your all thinking… yes slightly creepy, but sorry ladies and gentleman it just makes something ordinary [...]

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Chef Deck Says:
Claremont should only remain a restaurant frequented by Westmount mommies who are too drunk at lunch to be able to distinguish fine food! For those of you who don`t have as large of a disposable income from your bourgeois husbands, buyer beware. Though not very expensive the prices should at least justify being [...]

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On Cluny Art Bar Chef Deck says:
Who would have thunk it that a pooch could inspire such fine cafeteria cuisine. A pooch you say? Yes a pooch I say. Cluny is in fact the owners K9 companion and sent mind bullets through telekinesis to create some of the bestest lunch in the city. All the [...]

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Bus Boy Bob Says:
If your feeling low after hearing about the best goat cheese in the city from mile end hipsters, then head down to this small cafe in Mille for the perfect illy espresso. There is also a big selection of freshly made paninis. All are simple, fresh with great ingredients. The parma with [...]

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Chef Deck says:
O sweet Bagels etc….how I appreciate your sweet compassion on those lonely days. The matronly curves of your fine solo window seat soothe my wounds from the late nights before. I love you, I truly do. Even though you might not have the finest breakfast in the city. You’re always consistently tasty, have [...]

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Chef Deck says:
Gotta say that the only thing that top’s this almost perfect breakfast/ lunch and I guess kinda sometimes dinner joint, are the old men who enjoy a fine meal after a fearsome battle at the lawn bowling field. Go one a Sunday and you’re bound to run into on of these brave [...]

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You should definitely treat yourself to a lunch there one day. The Poilane
bread is imported from Paris three times a week. About $20 a person with no wine.
Holt Renfrew, 1300 Sherbrooke W., entrance on De la Montagne

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Enjoyable breakfast, fun games, nice to see a breakfast joint that butterflies their sausage. The olive omelet is the bomb.

3068 Saint-Antoine W, Montreal; 514-906-1233
8AM–4PM

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