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L'Oeufrier Déjeuner & Diner

L'Oeufrier Déjeuner & Diner

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4.4 Google Review
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Québec, J6T 6J5, Canada
(450) 747-0795 www.loeufrier.ca
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Apr 23, 2018
Great menu, good service. Good for families and groups. Gluten-free options a plus. A little expensive for breakfast but high quality and a good treat.

Jan 12, 2018
Very good quality food and creative menu items. I remember being shocked at how many different options they had and contemplating how many different visits it would take to try everything. Very friendly staff. The pricing is also very reasonable.

Sep 17, 2017
Disappointing!!! I ordered the chef's suggestion Benedict with goat cheese and sausage. The egg yolks were over-cooked and the kitchen forgot one of the two main ingredients: goat cheese. It was ok, but not anywhere worth the hefty $16 price tag. On that note, there are almost no dishes under $10 on the menu. Both plates (mine and my companion's) were chipped. Not small chips, big chunks missing. I brought the 2 issues to the attention of our waitress, who politely apologized. The bill arrived. They did not credit anything, and essentially made me pay for the goat cheese that I never received. I won't be going back any time soon.

Feb 6, 2018
Great food but it took forever to get our bill so we could leave

Jan 19, 2018
I will go 15 min more an go to La Terrasse du...

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Opening Hours

Mon:6 am - 3 pm
Tue:6 am - 3 pm
Wed:6 am - 3 pm
Thu:6 am - 3 pm
Fri:6 am - 3 pm
Sat:6 am - 3 pm