L'Avenue is a brunch brunch spot in Plateau, Montreal.
Editorially verified July 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 922 Avenue du Mont-Royal Est, Montreal, QC H2J 1X1
Regine Cafe is a cheerful Rosemont brunch room in Montreal on Rue Beaubien, plating generous, playful egg dishes and towering waffles to weekend regulars.
OrderThe over-the-top waffles or the eggs Benedict of the day.
TipWeekends fill fast and it is walk-in only; a weekday visit skips the queue for the same kitchen.
Olive et Gourmando doubles as one of Old Montreal's best casual brunches, its Rue Saint-Paul bakery-cafe plating tartines, the Cubano and pastries all day.
OrderThe Cubano sandwich or the ricotta and fig tartine.
TipThe lunch rush is long but quick; come before noon for tables and the full pastry case.
Larrys runs an easy all-day brunch from its Mile End cafe in Montreal, the Lawrence team turning out pastries, eggs and a daily changing board.
OrderShakshuka or whatever egg dish is chalked up that morning.
TipMornings are calmer than the wine-bar evenings; the daily specials board is where the kitchen shows off.
Faberge is a busy Mile End brunch spot on Avenue Fairmount in Montreal, known for towering pancake stacks, savoury waffles and boozy brunch cocktails.
OrderThe pancake stack or a loaded savoury waffle.
TipWeekends bring a long wait; go on a weekday or add a spiked coffee to soften the queue.
Le Passe-Compose is a gourmet French brunch room on Rue William in Old Montreal, serving a leisurely multi-course brunch of eggs, pastries and fresh fruit.
OrderThe three-course gourmet brunch with eggs benedict.
TipIt is a sit-down, multi-course brunch, not a quick bite; book ahead and give the meal some time.
Le Cartet is a bustling market-cafe and grocer in Old Montreal, packed at weekends for a generous brunch platter of eggs, charcuterie and pastries.
OrderThe big brunch platter with eggs, charcuterie and cheese.
TipWeekend brunch means a wait at the communal tables; the loaded brunch platter is built for sharing.
