B & M Restaurant

Rien de trop original. À l’évidence une formule à succès, file d’attente et bruit inclus. Service efficace même si l’endroit est un brin chaotique. Si vous rêvez d’un déjeuner à 1000 calories alors go! Vous né serez ni déçu, ni charmé.

Wonderful food with bright lively interior. I love their menu — everything you want from a good brunch place. All the classics and nothing too complicated or strange. Good brunch food for a great price.
Now what really earns them the five star review is their service. We had the liveliest happiest waiter and it seemed to be an infectious spirit throughout the restaurant. When you feel happy you will enjoy the food even more. I would like to note that they had technically closed the kitchen but my friend had ordered a burger without realizing they didn’t come with fries. He asked the waiter and without even hesitation the waiter said it’s not a problem. Absolutely loved their attitude and were so accommodating.
Really lovely place! Looking forward to going back and laughing and feasting on a pile of pancakes.

Love this place, I went with my friends, the food was great the service is fast and good, def recommend

Cute place for brunch. I had an omelet (asparagus and cheese) with a side of bagels (I swapped the toasted bread for them) — it was a perfectly cooked omelet but the potatoes that accompany it needed some sauce on top. My friends got the crepes and they looked very interesting. I loved the décor and the service too.

First time in this place, on a Sunday lunch hour.
Very, very busy. Nice décor, except for the tv’s everywhere but that a so modern disease of having tv in every restaurant.
Good wise had a salmon bagel, very good.
Came with very tasty hash potatoes and fruit, not enough fruit to my taste but hey, it’s fall and I guess the price of fruit has gone up after summer.
Much better than Cora, plus bilingual staff who won’t be outraged and traumatized if you speak English ;-)
Be prepared to wait if you want a table and are a party of 4, there is counter seating too.
Worth the wait, and reasonable prices.

An OK brunch from this Montréal chain. We had a couple of great breakfast sandwiches (the Montréal bagel is much better when warm or in this case toasted). My sandwich has cream cheese and lox. Thought the lox to cream cheese ratio was a little low and when I ordered the side of sweet potato fries there was really no salt on the fries. Not sure my favorite place but was worth a try.

Consistent. Service is always friendly. Drip coffee is not too bad. The breakfast potatoes have nice bits of vegetables in them, but salt is an issue. The fruit is usually ripe and fresh.

This place does not even need words to describe how good it is when you have these awesome photos customers took.
Highly recommended breakfast place that doubles as a work lunch or casual dining.
They accept cash, debit, credit. Okay to come with kids. Okay for small-​medium groups. Service is fast and courteous. Value is good, and the menu is great!
Gets pretty noisy when it’s busy, which is lunch time on week days and brunch on weekends.

When you try to please everybody, you get basic food. Nothing amazing. If you order a savory crêpe, they will use the very sweet crêpe batter. Super gross with salty ingredients. Service is good. Fresh orange and grapefruit juice.
I guess this place works because it’s really family/​kid friendly.

I keep coming back every now and then because its close to home, available and what you would expect. I think it deserves 3.5 stars. I will give it 4 cause I’ve never had any issues with the service, the expected quality of the food, nor the atmosphere. I like their burgers, I like that you can choose your toppings and there are so many cheese choices. I hate that they dont come with a side and you have to pay extra for fries or salad. Their breakfast is good, too. They have a bar and you can order caesars. Their daily special, though I have never ordered it, always seems to be the same– steak-​frites. Service is always fast and friendly.

Had the veggie burger with fries. Not great, and way too much salt. So much salt the fries in particular were inedible.

They are not nice. I asked that half of my sub be wrapped to take home. The server then informed me that they threw it in the garbage by mistake. Did they try to compensate us in any way by maybe not charging us for the pie dessert? No. Not even an apology.

I walked into this restaurant not knowing what to expect. My friends and I were walking by and noticed the place was pretty full so I used my normal assumption that when a place is full, it must be good… and it was. It was more than good (except for maybe the coffee). I had Avocat et Chévre (might be misspelling it. I know 0 french). It was a version of Eggs Benedict with an avocado housing a perfeclty cooked poached egg and goat cheese instead of Canadian bacon. The avocado and goat cheese with the runny egg yolk just worked. If you are here, this is what you must eat.

I went there early Sunday morning, being extremely hungry. My boyfriend ordered the «Ventre creux» (two pancakes, enormous amount of all kinds of meat, two eggs, potatoes) but, I have to admit, I finished most of his plate, to the surprise of our waiter. The service was excellent. I base this review on the most important service skill in the morning: pouring coffee in my cup every two minutes until I start shaking. The food was also good. Since every breakfast food taste alike in most restaurants, I always base the rating of the brunch places on the potatoes. These ones were a bit spicy and sautéed with oignons, very yummy. The pancakes were delicious. The only thing I would say is that there was not enough bread on the side (I am indeed a bread lover)… by that I mean that there was not enough bread to manage both the egg-​yellow bursting and my craving for peanut butter toasts that morning.

Excellent at the price point, great service, comfortable and fast. Free WiFi. Go B&M!

To start, The breakfast portions are substantial and the price is reasonable. The reason I gave 3 stars is because they have all tv’s on at all times. I go with my kids and the place is kid friendly, but there are at least 2 huge tvs going that my kids just zone out and I have to fight to get their attention. My big issue is they charge 2 dollars for a tiny dollop of maple syrup. Though the portions are awesome, they use the cheap syrup for the breakfast menu. How am i supposed to enjoy my pancakes or french toast with cheap crap. Come-​on B&M, we live in the maple syrup capital of the world and the syrup you offer is garbage from IGA.
Coffee is good, service is good, the layout is good, but the atmosphere is quite nice. The mile end is renowned for flavourful food, high quality ingredients, and funky hangouts. Going cheap on maple syrup during breakfast time makes my pancakes suck and the cheapo stuff makes them soggy. Though I never go in because of the tvs, the place is quite nice. Turn off the tv’s at least between 7 and noon, and upgrade your syrup
N.BI have only gone in the morning and I have only ordered from the breakfast menu so I know nothing about the lunch menu.

Wifi zone, coffee is cheap, only 1.25 dollar you can grab a fresh brewed coffee. The décor ian white and clean, simple and concise. A good place to take a rest

We ate here twice in one week. Once for breakfast and once for lunch. The wait staff was welcoming and helpful.
The omelets are huge and good. The chicken club sandwich is tasty.

Excellent breakfast spot. You can get French toast made with challah bread. The waffles are excellent too. Friendly staff and great prices.
Plus you don’t have many hipsters going in the resto like L’Avenue which I find is overpriced, slow and has bad tasting food.

This is a lovely eating destination if you’re not looking for anything too out of the box. Brunch or lunch, they have the basics covered, like omelettes, benedicts, club sandwiches and Angus burgers. I’ve been here twice and both times I had their sandwich au poulet grillé, which is a lovely ensemble of good ciabatta bread, generous slices of avocado (yay!), tender grilled chicken and perfectly sized tomato slices and lettuce. The fries are quite decent and at $ 3 a bowl, it’s big enough to share with a friend. From the outside, the place looks rather upscale (minimalist style décor, black and white), but the price is reasonable for what you get. Service can be slow, but if you’re not in a hurry, it’s not such a bad thing since it’s a cosy place to just chill out and watch the Mile End world go by outside.

This outpost of the NDG original is definitely an A-​Ok option in the neighborhood. Kind of white and chic for St Viateur, but the burger is $ 6 and the sweet potato fries are heaping and delicious. The pickles need some serous work — c’mon. A tiny mangled gherkin just hurts my heart. Don’t even say there will be a pickle if that’s what you mean by pickle. I don’t think that word means what you think it means. Le sigh. Aside from that, friendly service, attentive with the water and napkins, not bad at all.