Brunch picks on Montreal’s Plateau-Mont-Royal

It's lazy, it’s luxurious – what’s not to love about a great weekend brunch? You get to sleep in, then go out and eat delicious food. Quebecers have certainly caught onto this trend in recent years, and there’s no shortage of restaurants ready to meet the demand. To help you find your favourites (why stick to just one!), here’s a list of top picks for brunch on the Plateau-Mont-Royal.

Brunch picks on Montreal’s Plateau-Mont-Royal
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Bagel E.t.c

1
4320, boul Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2W 1Z3

The food and décor at this Montreal institution located in front of the Parc du Portugal is reminiscent of an old-school diner. On the menu: bagels, of course! But not only bagels with cream cheese. Bagel Etc. also offers pancakes and eggs. Don’t be surprised if you see Leonard Cohen here, as he is apparently a regular.

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Maison Publique

2
4720, rue Marquette, Montréal, QC H2J 3Y6

At Maison Publique, chef Derek Dammann offers a brunch menu that is both traditional and original. On the corkboard that serves as a menu, you will find, among other items, pancakes served with a chili garnish, boudin (black pudding), and eggs Benedict. The menu is short, but the portions are generous. Sharing the dishes is recommended.

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Byblos Le Petit Café

3
1499, av Laurier E, Montréal, QC H2J 1H8

This pleasant Petit Laurier restaurant offers an original take on brunch to match its focus on Middle Eastern cuisine. Byblos features feta omelets, pita bread, rose petal jam, and more! If you are looking for an exotic brunch, look no further.

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