To travel without traveling? Sitting on this little French bistro’s terrace gives you the impression of having teleported to Paris for the time of a brunch. On Saturdays and Sundays between 10 am and 3 pm, Le Pois Penché (LPP for long-timers) serves brunch outside under their large red parasols. Whether you fancy a simple home baked baguette with artisan marmalades, a croissant or a more elaborate dish of smoked salmon and European sausages, you’ll be served!

1230 Maisonneuve W Boul.

Notre-Bœuf-de-Grâce is known for its burgers and brunches, but beware, this is not your typical fast food restaurant. With their premium on-site ground beef and homemade sauces/smoothies/sodas, food quality is at the heart of their success. Their brunches (as decadent as their burgers) are served on weekends on their sunny terrace: hangover poutine, eggs benedict with steak and brie, breakfast burrito… so many choices!

1388 Maisonneuve W Boul.

Chic and affordable, Bar George is a classic when it comes to Montreal brunch. Especially in summer, when their large terrace on Drummond is open. Semi-hidden by the large brick walls of the heritage house that once belonged to Sir George Stephen, this urban oasis makes us almost forget that we are right in the city center. To try : the traditional English brunch with a little Quebec twist “George’s Full English”.

Le Mount Stephen, 1440 Drummond Street

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