Saint Burger

I feel it’s over expensive. Most of the people visit there to get seated on nice chairs but if you get one you are lucky otherwise you have to sit near window. Restaurant looks great, this place is decorated really well. And also its very small place. Food tastes good and fresh.

If you come here expecting great service or an easy to find washroom, you’ll be disappointed. This is a small family owned restaurant and is more like a fast food place order first and sit later, that gets really busy but they also keep part of the area closed I think it’s just to stage furniture. Food wise? The burger is juicy and delicious! Poutine is also on point. Time to get your food? Long. Price of food? Slightly expensive given the fast food style setup. Overall, would definitely come back for quick bites or snacks.

The man working behind the counter is super friendly. Limited seating, but not busy when I was there. I ordered a veggie bagel and a side of fries. It was $21. The bagel comes with fruit slices! 5/5. It was my first Montreal bagel experience. Maybe I'll come back to try a poutine!

We were in Montreal for 5 days and came to this place 3 times. Their vegetarian bagels are to die for. They use authentic, fresh Saint Viateur Bagels. My husband ordered 3 different things on different days and loved them all. The name "burger" in the title is a bit misleading, as it feels more like a vintage cafe with amazing breakfast/lunch. The guy who helped us at the counter was always super chill, and no stress. We'll go back next time in Montreal.

Randomly spotted this and love the entrance and the interior deco. Filled with plants and it's a quaint spot . A lot of reviews said it's pricey, but the prices are similar to most other shops around the neighborhood. We got the classic poutine

Great atmosphere, vibes, amazing service, and food. The food here is halal as well, burgers are amazing, poutine amazing. Family run restaurant in the heart of Old Montreal. Will be coming back for sure

One-stop place to get coffee, gelato, food, and souvenirs. Nice concept, but in practice, one person tries to work both on orders, on making coffee, and on making ice cream. On the way, he also clears the tables of customers who have left and even clears the garbage bins. So basically, it makes the worker function slow. For my burger, I waited 15 minutes. The dish is ok, but no more than that.

Went for breakfast, which uses typical bagels from Montreal's top bakeries. The bagel sandwich itself was quite good. The sides were basic, but in my opinion better than dumping a bunch of fries. A combination of both would be better though, because this comes out to quite the pricey breakfast. The setting is nice, retro, and interesting, but located in a basement so not as enticing. I'm likely not going back to eat there, unless I specifically want a very tasty bagel sandwich in the area and don't have time to go elsewhere. Unfortunate because the potential is there, and yet was on the verge of giving 3 stars. Note that you have to order before sitting down, and the washrooms are in the lawyer's offices on the third floor.

Nicely decorated place but unfortunately pretty pricey. Upon arrival I chose where I wanted to get seated then went to the front to order. At first I wanted to start with a tea and later order something to eat, but I got informed that I had to immediately order food to be able to stay. So I ordered I side of fries À small tea with a very small side of fries cost me around 10$ . Very nice decor though

Fresh & flavorful food. Quick & friendly service. Cozy ambiance. It gets pretty busy around lunch hour.Food: 5/5