I knew I had to come here the minute I looked at the menu. It made me drool. Anytime I would be in Montreal, I would head straight to L'Avenue, but this is just a few blocks down the street, and it was amazing. The crowd in here is older, 30 somethings with families, or just a gathering of friends. I brought my mom here, and although it was cramped a little, she felt comfortable. It's like all the 20 somethings go to L'Avenue. The decor is orange and brown, retro and funky. The people are hip, and friendly. The food, look at the descriptions on the menu! ($13.95) CROISSANT DE SOLEIL Croissant avec ufs brouilles, notre jambon effiloche, cheddar vieilli, sauce aux epinards, patates presque pilees, caline de bines et fruits ($13.95) LA CHAMPIGNONNE 2 ufs poches sur un pouding au pain noix et poireaux, sauce cremeuse aux champignons, patates presque pilees, fruits, pancakes, tomate au chevre, baguette grillee MANGE TES CROUTES Croute de pain aux pistaches, poires pochees, chevre La Buche, miel infuse au gingembre, patates presque pilees, fruits, mini creme brulee au yogour YUM. I got La Champignonne, and I got a plate full of fruit and covered in a mushroom cream sauce. It even came with two little pancakes. My mom got the Croissant De Soleil. The croissant was flaky and fresh and it was covered in a spinach cream sauce. Looking around, everyone else got amazing foods as well, and, like usual Montreal fashion, they do not skimp on the fixings. Will be back next time I'm here!
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