Allo Mon Coco - Montréal

Food: 9/10 Portions: 10+/10 Staff: 10/10 Place 9/10Details: Mexican casserole and Fried chicken with waffle are a great choice. Their mashed potatoes are excellent as well. I would prefer those over the wedges. Portions are big and that's from a big eater. Food is excellent. Staff are extremely attentive and the place is very nice. This is one of the spots that became on my weekly schedule! And their regular latte is good too. My only advice is to add more butter when cooking the scrambled eggs as they lack a bit of flavour. But all in all, great.

If you want a yummy breakfast or brunch, this restaurant is one of the best choices. They have lots of different foods to pick from. The taste is super good, the service is really nice, the people who work there are friendly, and the place feels good to be in. Don't forget to try their famous potatoes!Parking: The restaurant is on a busy street where you can't park. So, before you go, find some places to park nearby.

Came for Sunday brunch with the family, it was great. They have a kids menu as well. We ordered the Philly steak omelette, choco coco deluxe and kids egg with fruit. For drink we had the orange juice. It came out great and we had leftovers. It was pretty busy but we were seated quite quickly. Our food took about 15-20 mins.

There is a wide variety of food options available at this restaurant. The portions are large and tasty, perfect for sharing. They also offer a 'build your own' option. The coffee is good and the service is quick, although they could be a bit more friendly. The atmosphere is a bit hectic with bright red comfortable booths and yellow accents on the walls. It feels like the restaurant is designed to get customers in and out quickly. Despite these minor flaws, I really enjoyed the food and coffee and will definitely return. However, I do prefer dining at restaurants with sidewalk tables.

Amazing food! Just the right spice level and great portions with a huge variety to choose from! Also in a great location.Only advice is to sit away from the entrance as the staff can get chatty.