Treat your mom to brunch in Montreal’s Mile End

With Mother’s Day coming up, it’s time to think of an appropriate way to say “thank you” for all the great things that mothers do. And what better way than to sit down for some quality time over a delectable, perhaps even decadent, brunch. The Mile End has quite a few suitable destinations for just such a celebration, and we list them here. [Image credit: iStock.com/Lesyy]

Treat your mom to brunch in Montreal’s Mile End
Julia Vallelunga By

Lawrence

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5201, boul Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1S4

Does your mother love trendy places? Take her to Restaurant Lawrence on Saint Laurent Boulevard. Lawrence offers brunch with some typical English dishes and other more traditional dishes. Try the delicious, oven-fresh scones with jam and clotted cream.

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Arts Café

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201, av Fairmount O, Montréal, QC H2T 2M8

If your mom is a fan of cozy little cafes, then the thousand and one lights in the window and pretty vintage décor at Fairmount Avenue’s popular Arts Café may be the perfect fit. On the menu you’ll find several classics like French toast, eggs Benedict and the smoked salmon bagel.

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La Croissanterie Figaro

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5200, rue Hutchison, Outremont, QC H2V 4B3

5200 rue Hutchison, Montreal, QC H2V 4B3 While your mom would undoubtedly appreciate a trip to Paris for Mother’s Day, it’s probably not something your bank account will appreciate. A solid second-best is a visit to La Croissanterie Figaro for a Paris-eque brunch. Sit down to pancakes with ham and cheese, and fresh fruit, as well as the "bonjour" plate, which offers an egg on a croissant.

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Faberge

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25, av Fairmount O, Montréal, QC H2T 2L9

Fabergé is a restaurant that is entirely dedicated to breakfast. With its urban and modern decor, Fabergé offers a casual atmosphere good for a relaxed brunch with Mom. On the menu: delicious eggs Benedict, as well as some innovations by Fabergé such as oeufs dans l’ trou ("eggs in the hole"), fried chicken and waffles, and the famous poutine Matinale ("morning poutine")!

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La Petite Adresse

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5365, av du parc, Montréal, QC H2V 4G9

As its name suggests, La Petite Adresse is a small but friendly restaurant located on Park Avenue. For brunch, there is a choice between a basket of pastries, pancakes, œufs en cocotte and more savoury dishes. With its rustic decor, La Petite Adresse will charm your mom!

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Julia Vallelunga is the editor and founder of À la mode Montréal. Passionate about decor and travel, she loves discovering great finds around the city. When she can’t find what she’s looking for, she makes it herself! Learn more about her decor tips on her website. You can also find Julia at the Jean-Talon market or in a café in Villeray!
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