Best hangover brunches in Montreal

Jun 4 2016, 1:52 am

One of the best parts about partying until 3:00am is the scrumptious hangover brunch that will follow the next day.

Luckily in Montreal you’ll find plenty of delicious restaurants serving up brunches that are as greasy and filling as they come. From a mac and cheese eggs benedict to breakfast poutine, check out these 7 mouth-watering brunch spots next time you need a morning pick-me up.

L’Gros Luxe

L’Gros Luxe is known for its wildly greasy inventions, and their brunch menu is no exception. Offering everything from a breakfast poutine to gooey grilled cheese sandwiches, brunch at L’Gros Luxe will be sure to make that headache disappear.

Where: Multiple Locations

Faberge

Le bénédictine “Chapo” Galette au fèves noires, fromage St-Paulin, oeufs pochés, hollandaise, sauce molé.

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Decorated with purple velvet booths and some rather interesting wall decor, Faberge is a great spot for hangover brunch. A few especially monstrous brunch options include a mac and cheese fritter topped with pulled pork and the S’mores Waffle. Expect line-ups as this place is pretty damn popular but definitely worth the wait.

Where: 25 Avenue Fairmount O

L’Avenue


There is always a large group of foodies outside of L’Avenue for a reason: it’s unbelievably delicious. In addition to the massive smoothies and milkshakes, L’Avenue has a wide range of pancakes, french toast, and eggs benedict options. Still not convinced? L’Avenue is famous for a dish called the “Sweet-Salty-Crispy Eggs Benny” that is made with Panko-crusted french toast, poached eggs, ham, and hollandaise sauce. Hungry yet?

Where: 922 Mont Royal E

Beauty’s Luncheonette

Beautys Bonjour

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Beauty’s has been a Montreal institution since 1942 and for good reason. Not only does it offers the classics (in addition to their famous “Mish Mash”) and executes them magnificently, but Hymie, the Founder, is there greeting customers daily making this spot feel like a slice of home.

Where: 93 Avenue du Mont-Royal O

McGill Pizza

Breakfast for dinner 🍳

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Famous amongst McGill students, McGill Pizza serves up a hearty and greasy brunch option for people not looking to spend a fortune. Despite the name, McGill Pizza is a brunch mecca on weekend mornings. Don’t expect anything fancy, but in terms of the basics – eggs, bacon, toast, and hash browns – McGill Pizza gives you a lot of bang for your buck.

Where: 625 Rue Milton

Universel

No complaints here 🙋🏻

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What is key to Universel’s brunch menu is its diversity. The breakfast menu is absolutely massive, offering everything from an Apple, Bacon, and Cheddar Crepe to a Mexican omelette stuffed with red peppers and onions and topped with guacamole and salsa. Plus, with all day breakfast available, Universal is definitely a great option if you’re feeling a tad lazy and plan on staying in bed for hours.

Where: Various Locations

SuWu

SuWu is much more than just a hip bar on Saint Laurent Boulevard. In addition to their tasty drinks, SuWu serves up some incredible brunch options. While the menu items are limited and subject to change, they will usually have at least one or two options that could definitely be classified as “hangover brunch” food. Did we mention they offer bottomless mimosas?

Where: 3581 Avenue Saint Laurent

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