Deux-Montagnes Regional County Municipality

Nice little spot. The view from the window is pleasant, makes for a comfortable meal. It has that cozy neighborhood feel, though it can get a bit loud when it&#39;s full.

Oysters were so good, and the staff was really chill about fixing our order mix-up. Just a heads up, tables are pretty close together so not the best for a big group chat.

The hot chocolate is the real deal here. I tried the 60% and 75% European-style ones. So rich and thick, just the way I like it. The pralines were a nice touch too. A solid spot for a proper chocolate fix.

Tried the homemade ice cream. Staff offered samples, which was helpful. The dark chocolate was rich, mango sorbet was refreshing. Clean place, service was efficient. Good for a quick treat downtown.

The hot chocolate here is my go-to for a sweet treat. I appreciate that they use real chocolate, not just syrup. It&#39;s rich but not overly sweet. They&#39;re open late, which is convenient. The milkshakes look good too, but I haven&#39;t tried one yet.

The soy garlic fried chicken is my go-to! Always crispy, and the sauce is just right. The seafood pancake was good too, nice and crunchy. It&#39;s a solid spot for catching up with friends, though it can get a bit loud when it&#39;s busy.

The coffee is solid. Had a flat white and a pour-over, both were smooth and well-balanced. Prices are fair for the quality. The decor is interesting, lots of reclaimed wood and industrial touches. A good spot to get some work done.

The pho broth is so clear and fragrant, you can tell it&#39;s been simmering for hours. The pork spring rolls are crispy and fresh. Just a really comforting bowl on a chilly day.

The Kulfi flavor was a nice surprise, haven&#39;t seen that elsewhere. Got the 6x Chocolate and Coconut, decent size scoop for the price. Staff were friendly.

The staff is so friendly and attentive. I asked about the ingredients in a couple of dishes, and they were happy to walk me through everything. Really appreciate that level of care. It makes dining out so much more relaxed when you can ask questions.

Been coming here for years, and that turkey-and-egg croissant is the reason why. The pastry is always flaky, and the egg is just runny enough. It&#39;s my go-to order, never lets me down.

The pumpkin burnt cheesecake was a lovely seasonal dessert. The spiced caramel and pumpkin seeds were a nice touch. I always find the food here to be creative and flavorful. It&#39;s a comfortable spot for a quiet meal.

Grilled three-cheese and turkey eggs benny. Both were simple dishes, but you can tell they pay attention. The hollandaise was just right, not too heavy. My sandwich was nicely toasted all over. Good spot for a lazy brunch.

The burger was pretty good. The patty was juicy and the cheese was a proper slice, not that processed stuff. You can tell they use decent ingredients. A bit pricey for what it is, but it was a solid meal.

The crepes with goat cheese and applesauce were pretty good, definitely the best thing we tried. The rest of the food was fine, but nothing else really stood out. A decent brunch spot overall.

Been coming here for years. The service is always on point - they&#39;re quick to seat you and really attentive.

The carbonara udon was a nice surprise, not too heavy at all. Love that you can order from the ramen menu too.

The butter chicken here has this little smoky kick to it? Really good. Grabbed a mango lassi with it, perfect for cooling down. My friends and I ended up hanging out way longer than planned, just chatting over the food. Solid spot for a casual catch-up.

The gnocchi was a nice surprise. Came in a takeout box with chopsticks, which was a fun touch. The extra cheese and a bit of spice really worked. Made for a solid, tasty meal.

The smoked salmon eggs benedict was a good size, not too heavy. I added a side of potatoes and it was plenty for me. Coffee was decent. Pastries looked good but I didn&#39;t try them. It did get a bit busy and we waited a while for the bill, but the food came out at a reasonable pace.

This place is a real find! Limited hours and seating, so we had to wait a bit. But the food is so authentic and you can tell it&#39;s made with care. Perfect for a chill catch-up with friends.

Buckwheat crepe station was cool to watch. Got the spinach and cheese one. Fresh, crispy edges. Hit the spot for a quick lunch.

Came here for a late dinner, they&#39;re open past 11. Ordered the green beans with pork. The portion was huge, easily enough for two people. Had to get a box. For the price, it&#39;s a solid deal. Service was quick, no complaints there.

Nice spot to get some work done. Their vegan pastries are solid, and the house red was a pleasant surprise. Just a note, the bathroom lights are a bit dim.

Been coming here for my morning coffee for a while now. The cappuccinos are always solid, and I appreciate how the space stays quiet even when it&#39;s busy. It&#39;s a nice spot to just sit and not feel rushed.

The daily special was really good. Ethan, our server, was friendly and helpful. It&#39;s nice when the service makes you feel taken care of without being fussy. Prices felt fair for the quality.

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