L'oeufrier

For a provincial chain, this place does some things really well. Their potatoes, for a start, are elevated above just standard homefries. Offering a specific brand of coffee (Lavazza) is also a nice touch. But some things aren't done to quite the same level of quality. The crepe, for example, was mostly bland, tough and chewy. Still, a good quick and cheapish spot to grab breakfast.

I enjoyed an excellent breakfast in this restaurant. The menu was extensive and there was lots of variety available. They have something like 20 varieties of eggs benedict and about a dozen grill cheese combinations. Tons of other items available, including smoothies and frozen beverages. The service was a little bit brusque however, but the food was worth the visit. I'll be happy to go back someday.

We visited this place based on recommendation from a friend. L'oeufrier served a variety of breakfast and brunch menu. Reasonably priced but not cheap by any mean. The food tasted delicious. We ordered a variety from omelet to acai bowl. Portion was reasonable. We're not big eaters so ordered four to share between the five of us.

I went in Thursday May 12, 8:30am. Two tables and all others empty. I wait the waitress to assign me a table, she stays at the cash and lets me choose. Why not, it's early and it's almost empty. Once I have a sit, she come to me and wants me to change to another smaller table... same size but on the other side (?) I tell her it's the same but that other table is not clean... she gets rude and starts lessoning me that the table I took is big while bringing the menu... empty restaurant. OMG, her attitude is THE WORST. I am a frequent client but I just grab my belongings and leave... the rude waitress still told me "oh, have a good day" in an ironic tone. Really?? She MUST learn manners and logics. It's not that hard. Too early to start a fight with an ignorant waitress, I just wanted to have my breakfast...